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| Feb. 10, 2009 hitt2 354 posts | QUESTION It there a way to delete the offender of a thread versus the entire thread? A lot of positive info is lost otherwise. |
| Feb. 12, 2009 Omar Khayyam 870 posts | Hitt2, I agree. I was part of a long and lively and informative thread back in Nov/Dec, the kind of thread I wanted to revisit only to find the whole thread deleted because of one offender (who wasn't really at his nastiest if I remember). |
| Feb. 15, 2009 THE HI-JACKER 121 posts | HITT2: We will see how long it takes SS-USA, to delete this whole THREAD. SS-USA believes that by removing the whole THREAD, a lession will be learn / taught to those of "US" that do post Disparaging Comments. From an e-mail sent to me; if this trend toward Disparaging Comments are not stopped, SS-USA, may shut down their Web Site. Bring down the House; the Roof is burning. |
| Feb. 15, 2009 SSUSA Staff 787 posts | POLICY STATEMENT • Community Message Board • Community obligation to post responsibly (only four posting rules) • Community consequences when any members of the community refuse to comply We will not be isolating and deleting specific posts: • Proven ineffective in stopping subsequent irresponsible posting - Today is the eighth time threads have been publicly noted as removed, along with a reminder of the posting rules; • Disruptive to the message tread flow; and • Censorship is not desirable in a generally unstructured Message Board environment dependent upon members responsible posting individually and collectively Threads will survive or be deleted based upon the entirety of acceptable content, a policy first announced last September 5th. |
| Feb. 15, 2009 einstein Men's 50 3142 posts | Fair is fair. Unfair is unfair and no policy reminder is going to determine what is fundamentally fair to me or any other right minded human being. I don't agree that removing a whole thread is fair to other posters. I think the one who starts trouble should not be allowed to post or have his posts remain on any thread. |
| Feb. 15, 2009 taits Men's 65 4001 posts | The policy (posted date, on deletion) was changed on Nov 6 '08 to the deletion of the whole thread, rather than the individual offender. I too feel that it's unfair to the group as a whole. Some great info was lost or will be lost in the future. Why not go back I know it is possible and just as easy. |
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