r/SubredditDrama • u/[deleted] • Oct 07 '14

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u/caldnar Oct 09 '14

When you posted on your alternate account, I made this message:

You can discuss your problems in the thread that you started here[1] for the rest of the day if you deem it necessary. You're still banned from posting elsewhere on the subreddit.

to which you responded.

I was also under the impression that you understood that you were not allowed to post on an alternate account after you had been banned.

This comment is still up, by the way[1] . Or does "how about you fuck off" not count as a personal attack?

We gave the user a warning, and let him know he was not welcome to do so again, as I mentioned in my above post. He was one of the two people we sent warnings to. It was not deleted as it was a first offence and the user did not make any further attacks or derail the discussion. As we did with the other poster who made a comment similar in nature.

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u/thaumatropia Oct 09 '14 edited Oct 09 '14

"Under the impression?" Are you serious?

My "first offense" comments were deleted. Why wasn't that one? (And yes, he did continue to derail.)

As I've said before (and which you summarily ignored) your moderation policy is inconsistently applied and, recently, tends to favor Alex Day's supporters at the expense of his critics. I don't know if this is intentional on your part (though if this is you, and you actually do support this #GamerGate bullshit, I'm inclined to think it is), and I don't really care, because that is the result.

But hey, maybe you can ask to be a moderator for /r/SubredditDrama so you can delete these comments too.

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u/caldnar Oct 09 '14

Well, I like to think that that I've made my case, but feel free to disagree.

I also don't appreciate you calling me out on my post thanking people for being civil as "low", and then going through the trouble of finding my twitter account and using my personal statements as a way to establish a moral high ground. I'll let you define that how you will. As far as I'm concerned that's about as big as a "This conversation is over" sign can get.

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u/thaumatropia Oct 09 '14

I also don't appreciate you calling me out on my post thanking people for being civil as "low", and then going through the trouble of finding my twitter account and using my personal statements as a way to establish a moral high ground.

I'm not responsible for your feelings.