Hey, moderators!
Hey, moderators!
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- SlashPeckham-4
Work with the community here and publish some general code of conduct guidelines and policies. There’s plenty here for us to adopt:
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https://help.twitter.com/en/rule…GENERAL POLICIES
https://help.twitter.com/en/rule…- can we get policies that aren't from the cancer of the internet please? thanks :)moldero
- ^ lolz. tru datGnash
- "Post belligerent or vulgar things at your own risk." I take that to mean a user can be held accountable at any time... I've let loose with a few expletives.jonny_quest_lives
- Mods rarely intervene until an incendiary flare up/meltdown occurs... I take it something like that happened today?jonny_quest_lives
- If it’s initiated by the moderators and we all work on it together then we can have something like this very quickly.SlashPeckham
- An organised group activity - almost like an actual community.
Anybody here have any experience with this sort of initiative?SlashPeckham - lol, just delete all the politics threads and we can get back to the design and creativity stuff, no more idiots posting trash thengrafician
- @grafician Be honest, it just means that politics would spill into those threads. They're one part containment field, and one part what we've become.garbage
- I don't mind the sad fucks that keep coming around to spout dumb shit, bc it's obvious that they just want an argument. It takes 5 seconds to call out a fool.garbage
- Like Twitter adheres to their guidelines and policies, LOL. Just read the Dotard's tweets.utopian
- Wasn't there once a feature that would mute all comments from a particular user like literally almost every other community type product?!?whatthefunk
- Twitter has guidelines but after 20 years we don’t. If you want more design content here then you have to plan for it.SlashPeckham