I hid the dust under the rug - it means I cleaned the apartment
⭐ Merited by Foxpup (3)
I always thought, what can upset me the most in this forum? It turns out that the inadequate moderation of this forum can upset me most of all, when the moderators do not have a more or less objective view and everyone moderates as he pleases. Reporting on this forum for me is one of my favorite activities, I like to do it. It does not bring any financial benefit, but I like the result itself. The result of the fact that any garbage on the forum is removed and it becomes a little less. I wanted to keep doing this. The plan was to reach 200,000 reports sent this year, and send 100,000 reports annually in the following years. These plans were, until today, until I saw these hacky actions.
Yesterday I explored the future sections for reporting. I stopped at some sections of the altcoin section. Sent a few hundred reports, all is well. While searching for low-quality posts, I came across a spammer who opened dozens of topics per day in 2018 and deleted them all two years later: blmpnetwork
Naturally, I decided to report them all, but it was already evening, so I left some of the reports for the next morning. When I logged into the forum today, I saw that all posts and empty topics have been deleted:
Most likely, those reports were processed by mprep, I have no doubt about it, because he always adequately approached the issue of processing reports, but what happened today absolutely does not fit with the concept of adequate reporting, and the moderator who processed these reports does not care at all he apparently does not care about these reports and his work either:
I sent 150 reports with the same description to the same posts, but another moderator decided not to touch them and gave me BAD. 51 BAD for 150 reports. That's fucked up. I received less BAD for 90,000 reports sent. I sent 150 reports to deleted and edited posts and he didn't delete ANY of them. NO ONE. Instead, he installed BAD, and decided to leave the rest of the garbage in place or simply move it to another partition. Why is it needed there, answer me the one who processed these reports? Or do you think that by rearranging the garbage in sections, the forum will become cleaner?
Can someone explain to me the value of these posts:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3584928.msg36587529#msg36587529
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3585802.msg36588874#msg36588874
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4473798.msg40145465#msg40145465
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3523653.msg36582223#msg36582223
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3527283.msg36555924#msg36555924
Yes, they were always deleted, because these are posts with low significance, I reported thousands of such posts and all of them were safely deleted. But this moderator, or even worse, the global moderator, decided that these posts have some value and therefore they do not need to be deleted. What worked last night doesn't work this morning. And then we wonder why reporting on the forum almost died, users send 4000 reports per month. Or maybe because someone doesn't give a fuck about his job and he just collects garbage, not wanting to process it in any way?
Call it a tantrum, an inadequate reaction, or whatever you want, but after such a VOMIT MODERATION, I dont want to do anything else here. Keep collecting garbage further, creating the illusion of moderation. That's all I wanted to say.
Yesterday I explored the future sections for reporting. I stopped at some sections of the altcoin section. Sent a few hundred reports, all is well. While searching for low-quality posts, I came across a spammer who opened dozens of topics per day in 2018 and deleted them all two years later: blmpnetwork
Naturally, I decided to report them all, but it was already evening, so I left some of the reports for the next morning. When I logged into the forum today, I saw that all posts and empty topics have been deleted:
Most likely, those reports were processed by mprep, I have no doubt about it, because he always adequately approached the issue of processing reports, but what happened today absolutely does not fit with the concept of adequate reporting, and the moderator who processed these reports does not care at all he apparently does not care about these reports and his work either:
I sent 150 reports with the same description to the same posts, but another moderator decided not to touch them and gave me BAD. 51 BAD for 150 reports. That's fucked up. I received less BAD for 90,000 reports sent. I sent 150 reports to deleted and edited posts and he didn't delete ANY of them. NO ONE. Instead, he installed BAD, and decided to leave the rest of the garbage in place or simply move it to another partition. Why is it needed there, answer me the one who processed these reports? Or do you think that by rearranging the garbage in sections, the forum will become cleaner?
Can someone explain to me the value of these posts:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3584928.msg36587529#msg36587529
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3585802.msg36588874#msg36588874
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4473798.msg40145465#msg40145465
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3523653.msg36582223#msg36582223
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3527283.msg36555924#msg36555924
Yes, they were always deleted, because these are posts with low significance, I reported thousands of such posts and all of them were safely deleted. But this moderator, or even worse, the global moderator, decided that these posts have some value and therefore they do not need to be deleted. What worked last night doesn't work this morning. And then we wonder why reporting on the forum almost died, users send 4000 reports per month. Or maybe because someone doesn't give a fuck about his job and he just collects garbage, not wanting to process it in any way?
Call it a tantrum, an inadequate reaction, or whatever you want, but after such a VOMIT MODERATION, I dont want to do anything else here. Keep collecting garbage further, creating the illusion of moderation. That's all I wanted to say.