brblx
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well that's stupid, if I get banned, you won't get a payout since I'd be banned, betting on me is pointless.
who says you're the only bookie? :ninja:
well that's stupid, if I get banned, you won't get a payout since I'd be banned, betting on me is pointless.
It is evidence of a personal hit list that is kept outside of the normal, acceptable methods used by the other mods here. Nevermind the fact that these alleged actions took place 8+ years ago. That's quite a long time to maintain a non dossier.
It is also evidence that posts on other forums are being brought into disciplinary discussions since a "TFNN Conspiracy" is mentioned. That speaks to an abuse of power as well as a need for meds.
who says you're the only bookie? :ninja:
Alone will be banned soon I guess.
Encrypting posts is perfectly fine - just ask Spaceman or Nemesis 1.
Then hopefully in the ensuing discussion of said info, it is correctly determined to be bullshit and no action is taken (except maybe against the one presenting it)? I seriously love this thread, a bunch of TFNN diehards effectively arguing against accountability for the actions of long-term and privileged forum members.
I'm here to say that most of them were not true and the ones that are happened a long long time ago when there was a lot of shenanigans going on by the staff.That's a lot of allegations against Red. :shocked:
You're not getting it. The problem I, and many others have, is that they were brought into the discussion at all.
Items outside of the normal causes for disciplinary action should never be brought up to help support an argument for "sanctions" The fact that they were is what is troubling and should be raising your eyebrows.
Can I at least get a vistor pass? I promise not to steal any silverware or look in the medicine cabinet while I'm in the bathroom. ()
I trust the word of those former mods/directors. Known them for a long time and they have always been straight shooters with me.
I'm sure there isn't anything in that area. It does sound like someone is keeping a personal "shitlist", for lack of a better term, outside of the forums and using it to help shape their admin decisions.
If that is the case then I believe it is the real problem here.
Perhaps it isn't true, but as I said I place a high value on the word of those former admins and trust them without question.
whoa so mods can access your pms willy nilly? awesome.
So i wonder if all that random outburst by johncu a while back was actually a mod that hacked into his account?
whoa so mods can access your pms willy nilly? awesome.
So i wonder if all that random outburst by johncu a while back was actually a mod that hacked into his account?
Can it check in real time?IP addresses are easy to check in VB. I'd expect they were checked if anyone suspected shenanigans.
There's nothing stopping you from keeping such a personal shit list either. The mods are people too just like the rest of us. It's been made abundantly clear that people are banned based on clear evidence. Links to posts, previous history etc... If a mod has a personal vendetta against person X and keeps creepy notes on that person outside of the forums then person X decides to go and break some major forum rule, well creepy notes or not that person is probably going to get banned ones the right evidence is brought forth. Note that I'm not agreeing OR disagreeing with what happened here, this is just based on the logic.
Encrypting posts is perfectly fine - just ask Spaceman or Nemesis 1. :awe:
Can it check in real time?
EDIT: Ok, I thought you meant VB as in Visual Basic. Or did you mean vBulletin?
Who is "they"? That first statement doesn't even make sense. Your second one is just your opinion man, as unless you demonstrate a reason as to why should items "should never be brought up", you're not providing an argument. Furthermore, do you not see any value in keeping a log on guys that consistently toe the line but never cross it? Look at a good troll like <insert a certain infamous poster here> that rarely crosses into personal attacks and appears to have a legitimate presence, yet manages to consistently enrage many members of the forum. Is it not worthwhile to keep an eye out on the occasion that they slip up?
G'nite all......
They are the items brought up that were outside of the normal methods for determining guilt/innocence. For example, something that takes place on another forum should never be cause of discipline here.
Ok, so you just repeated yourself yet again. Aside from that PCAbusers thing (which still had a direct relation to Anandtech) the evidence provided did involve this forum, and I question the claim that activity external to a given forum should be ignored. If some guys on another forum openly coordinated a goatse attack, do you see anything wrong in alerting ones fellow moderators of it?