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What would help the Temple Be A Better Place? Suggestions please...
2 years 11 months ago #355039
by Edan
Replied by Edan on topic What would help the Temple Be A Better Place? Suggestions please...
This kind of thing should be sent to a knight, not posted here. You are right, I will lock this thread if this continues.
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2 years 11 months ago #355041
by OB1Shinobi
Replied by OB1Shinobi on topic What would help the Temple Be A Better Place? Suggestions please...
I have said everything that I wish to say. I hope that my words will be allowed to stay so that the community will know my position but I wont come back and cause drama, either way.
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2 years 11 months ago #355078
by ZealotX
Replied by ZealotX on topic What would help the Temple Be A Better Place? Suggestions please...
With respect to all parties OB1's posts are relevant here in the sense that I believe the "Outer Rim" was broken off from the Temple Forum in order to allow a zone with less regulations, where anyone going there would be responsible for their own safety; where the consequences of what you say can come in the form of how another poster responds.
The "Outer Rim" in Star Wars is akin to the wild west. While it doesn't mean no sheriffs should exist there, it does mean that moderators shouldn't be sensitive. I go to the Outer Rim because I want to have adult conversations with other adults. And yes, I like debating. And when a good thread is locked I feel unduly punished by it as well because I didn't get a chance to participate. I think everyone deserves the opportunity to be heard on an issue or topic without trying reboot it.
So my suggestion is.... moderators should not only have rules of engagement but also understand that debate tactics can also include red herrings and ad hominem attacks and these are things that we have to learn how to handle if we're going to go out there and fight for a better world. How can we do this effectively if we aren't even allowed to spar with each other in the safety of our own website?
If a poster feels attacked and that the conversation has crossed a line they should PM the person they have a problem and try to work it out. Only after they've done that and made a good attempt at amends, should they be allowed to contact a mod who should then have a conversation with both parties, make a ruling, and only lock the thread if the parties cannot abide by the ruling. But the mods should have to say who was in the wrong and specifically what was wrong in what they said. Otherwise, no one can really learn from it and it will simply frustrate people until no one wants to start new and interesting threads. And that's not what you want. So I'm asking you please, for the greater good, please stop locking threads in the Outer Rim.
Thank you for considering this humble request.
The "Outer Rim" in Star Wars is akin to the wild west. While it doesn't mean no sheriffs should exist there, it does mean that moderators shouldn't be sensitive. I go to the Outer Rim because I want to have adult conversations with other adults. And yes, I like debating. And when a good thread is locked I feel unduly punished by it as well because I didn't get a chance to participate. I think everyone deserves the opportunity to be heard on an issue or topic without trying reboot it.
So my suggestion is.... moderators should not only have rules of engagement but also understand that debate tactics can also include red herrings and ad hominem attacks and these are things that we have to learn how to handle if we're going to go out there and fight for a better world. How can we do this effectively if we aren't even allowed to spar with each other in the safety of our own website?
If a poster feels attacked and that the conversation has crossed a line they should PM the person they have a problem and try to work it out. Only after they've done that and made a good attempt at amends, should they be allowed to contact a mod who should then have a conversation with both parties, make a ruling, and only lock the thread if the parties cannot abide by the ruling. But the mods should have to say who was in the wrong and specifically what was wrong in what they said. Otherwise, no one can really learn from it and it will simply frustrate people until no one wants to start new and interesting threads. And that's not what you want. So I'm asking you please, for the greater good, please stop locking threads in the Outer Rim.
Thank you for considering this humble request.
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2 years 9 months ago #357358
by Kwitshadie
Replied by Kwitshadie on topic What would help the Temple Be A Better Place? Suggestions please...
We can organize charities, it would be cool to help attract honorable attention in the communities we serve. 
As far as the website goes, it would be cool if I can find more pictures that can go successfully in my album

As far as the website goes, it would be cool if I can find more pictures that can go successfully in my album

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2 years 9 months ago #357359
by Rosalyn J
Replied by Rosalyn J on topic What would help the Temple Be A Better Place? Suggestions please...
I like your idea about the charities. I'm not sure what to do about the albums, but believe me. This is known and I hope it get fixed
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2 years 8 months ago #357362
by Kwitshadie
Replied by Kwitshadie on topic What would help the Temple Be A Better Place? Suggestions please...
Thanks good luck with the Picture issue.
Please feel free to let me know if the charity gets off the ground. The Pacific Northwest is nicknamed the “Churchless Belt”, so there is an opportunity to fill in the spiritual vacuum in my neighborhood.
Please feel free to let me know if the charity gets off the ground. The Pacific Northwest is nicknamed the “Churchless Belt”, so there is an opportunity to fill in the spiritual vacuum in my neighborhood.

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