wolf64
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I would like to ask how much time is needed to make a decision on how to punish a user for violating the rules?
Specifically, on March 20, 2009, one of the moderators (I won't mention the nickname yet) publicly insulted and behaved rudely towards another user... and it was a woman :smile29:. The coordinators and the Creator are aware of this, and there is also evidence of this fact – a couple of screenshots.
Why hasn't this moderator been punished with penalty points yet?
This somewhat resembles double standards (as sometimes happens in politics). If a regular user had been the offender, they would have likely received a penalty quickly.
At the moment, enough time has passed (about 20 days) since the rude behavior of this moderator to make a decision and punish him (or not... if he didn't violate anything).
Let's react equally and impartially to such obvious violations of the rules – like public insults!
P.S. – in my opinion, if such an offense is committed not by a regular user, but by a moderator, it only exacerbates his guilt
Specifically, on March 20, 2009, one of the moderators (I won't mention the nickname yet) publicly insulted and behaved rudely towards another user... and it was a woman :smile29:. The coordinators and the Creator are aware of this, and there is also evidence of this fact – a couple of screenshots.
Why hasn't this moderator been punished with penalty points yet?
This somewhat resembles double standards (as sometimes happens in politics). If a regular user had been the offender, they would have likely received a penalty quickly.
At the moment, enough time has passed (about 20 days) since the rude behavior of this moderator to make a decision and punish him (or not... if he didn't violate anything).
Let's react equally and impartially to such obvious violations of the rules – like public insults!
P.S. – in my opinion, if such an offense is committed not by a regular user, but by a moderator, it only exacerbates his guilt
