@gem7 It would have to be a mod and would probably have to do more with flagging things that aren't TOS violations.
@Mike102 No. Of course not. I mean, if they were to respond, why wouldn’t they just respond to my questions on the forum where I asked them?
I recall checking but then again I have been a very terrible hands-off forum mod in recent memory because I cannot mentally handle it anymore 😤
@CharlieBear sorry you are feeling the burnout, there are too many trolls in these threads that make your job harder
The mods can delete threads?
@Mike102 We can delete threads but if a thread needs to be removed we instead move it to a private forum so it can no longer be viewed.
I assume you ask because of a recent thread of yours that disappeared. That was not my action but I see the reason was because of this (from the forum rules):
Spamming: Spam is typically considered to be repetitive posting of the same text again and again or nonsensical posts that have no substance and are often designed to annoy other forum users. Bumping topics in order to keep them near the top of the list is also prohibited.
Also thank you (from your previous comment).
@CharlieBear thank you for your answer!
I personally thought the call Cthulhu thread was entertaining and harmless fun. Respectfully disagree with any flaggers.
@lovingspoonfull I was late to the party and only saw it after it became a recent addition to the forum graveyard. It was an entertaining read while it lasted. I assume it was flagged early on before there was much engagement.
Edit: Also cool profile pic. I think there is an issue with them not displaying in the forums when they are a new format like heic (though that isn’t a photo so maybe it’s not that format). Changing to jpg or png seems to fix that, if that was a concern.
@CharlieBear thank you, and no worries about the thread or the pic. One of these days I’ll get around to fixing the pic.
There’s one or two in here that are hammers and see everything as a nail. They flag excessively. I do it only when I see people openly flaunting the community guidelines. But rarely does anything happen to said post by that person(s)