friendlier for IRC ops to ask you nicely to switch
channels than to simply kick you out.
--Thomas Tuttle
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to delete the entire thread, IIRC.
--Thomas Tuttle
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, and
it's easier to block.
Just my $0.02,
Thomas Tuttle
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is sent to the
Blacklisted state.
The only people eligible to moderate are devs in the whitelisted state.
Questions? Comments?
Thanks,
Thomas Tuttle
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.
Thanks,
Thomas Tuttle
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to contribute
anything more.
He's got a point. And, as an arch tester, I'm going to be annoyed if
one day I need to ask something here and my post is delayed or lost
because I'm not a dev.
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an uninterrupted
place to discuss things, then you could fairly say that the devs need
the moderation to work efficiently.
Thanks again,
Thomas Tuttle
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list systems have a built-in provision for moderation. The
devs who haven't been meta-moderated out (to use the Slashdot term)
would have access to it, and could approve or reject messages from
non-devs. I guess.
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