Harsher penalties for abusive moderators.

How can you cry abuse but then block out the abusive conversation? Let's keep in mind you're bringing to light some serious accusations.

Any response is acceptable in certain situations, my friend.

 

exactly, all he said was grow up, i don't see how that is abusive

 

You keep whining in your posts that you want the community to take your side, but you won't show the whole PM? It makes you look bad and Karl look better.

Stop crying if you won't show all the PM's. I assume Karl was professional all up until you made some personal attack. Not to mention his comment wasn't that bad. It's the internet. Go play Hello Kitty Island Adventure if your feelings are that easily hurt.

 

That's not abusive moderating, That's a moderator who is a bit harsh.
He sais what he thinks and that is +1 from me.

 

TripleSix: This thread is unfair, as once again, you didn't post the whole conversation. Although either way, we don't classify him telling you to grow up as offensive. Being on the internet, you're naturally 'abused' with significantly more offensive comments.

We take power abuse very seriously and there have been moderators demoted in the past for it. If you feel as if you have a problem with a sectional, talk with a global. If it's something with a global, approach an administrator. If it's with an administrator, talk with Sythe. Making a thread like this does little besides creating a smear campaign against a moderator.

PM me if you have further questions.

Thanks.

 

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Just to clear it up, he has an account called Psychomantis to which he trolls people and has had infractions for it.

His response:

Thread will remain locked. There's no need to discussion the situation.

To respond: I'm sorry but the situation is a bit different on an online forum. Of course we remain professional, but we're not going to fire a moderator for letting a slight, personal comment into the discussion. We don't necessarily adapt a "the customer is always right" policy, because, frankly, they're not.

Thanks.