I’m not going to debate the debate of a nature vs nurture discussion. You posted I responded. I suggested the mods clean up the thread; it’s up to them.
It looks like you reported two posts in that thread. One report was accepted and a post removed and another rejected. I cannot get into the details here due to our privacy policy, but the whole string of posts surrounding that topic were removed.
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I’m good with the eventual resolution.It looks like you reported two posts in that thread. One report was accepted and a post removed and another rejected. I cannot get into the details here due to our privacy policy, but the whole string of posts surrounding that topic were removed.
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In general, when you wonder why a post you reported wasn't moderated, it's a good idea to ask via the Contact Us form. That starts a formal review process.
It looks like you reported two posts in that thread. One report was accepted and a post removed and another rejected. I cannot get into the details here due to our privacy policy, but the whole string of posts surrounding that topic were removed.
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As someone who's recently used the contact link, you don't respond to it, thus the suggestions here to do so are quite useless.
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Or a few months in a case of mine a few years ago.
I do see a contact you sent in in May that was not answered because there was no question posed.
The contact you sent in is still actively being discussed as recently as yesterday afternoon. It has not been overlooked.
Then put a question mark at the end of the last sentence if that's the caveat necessary for a response. I wasn't aware my message needed to be phrased like a contestant on Jeopardy. It's simply poor form to not give any response at all when I've obviously taken the time to use the contact link.
They are tracked internally, but if you sent in a contact and you feel like it has been forgotten, you can always send in another asking for an update.
I can’t say I was very impressed with the process last time I used it and will think twice about using it in future unless I really have to.
How would you know? Since you don’t see the submissions or responses, this is just your guess at what happens. You’re also assuming that the other poster is doing what you suggested, and again - there is no way for you to know that.
Yes, I agree. I wouldn’t know that concretely. So I did assume to some degree, but I do have a general idea of how some things work being involved over the years, which is not everything I’ve posted is guesswork.
Speaking generally, I mentioned in my list that some messages don't have questions. Those are generally not answered.
To be honest I7 Guy, (and I realize you’ve been a long standing member here), I’ve had many discussions with you over the years [Both in tech, ect] but you do fall for the ‘troll bait’ quite often. Rather you recognize it or not as ‘trolling’, is a totally different spectrum, but as much as you are insightful, you also easily are trapped into others trolling techniques from what I’ve observed over the years in various threads. I realize we all have different perceptions of what trolling is, but when you’ve been online long enough, you can see all forms no matter how clever somebody thinks they are.
Yes we have, some very congenial ones at that.
I had to laugh because in a sense this is correct...but I also ignore a lot also.
