How do I find and report a mod for removing my posts wrongfully.

boricCentaur1·Sep 2, 2019·1 votes·4,363 views

Like the worst I did was call them a troll and I many replies to me of people saying much worst to me that have not been taken down.

Like the guy calling me a "Dipstick" still has his post up but my all my post defending myself are gone. Like wtf so I can't say someone is trolling but it's perfectly fine to call someone stupid got it.

This has also happened before.

I would like to know how to find the mod for has been doing this and report him.

Also calling someone a troll is not a insult like calling someone stupid and the only reason I'm defending this is because THERE ARE POST STILL UP OF OTHERS WHO HAD SAID MUCH WORST TO ME UP.

I can find all of them and post the exact things if you don't believe me.

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ModUlanopoSep 2, 20198 votes

If you feel a post violates the rules, you should report it. You may also come to the Discord to discuss it, though it is a holiday weekend, so it may be a bit before you get a response.

Also calling someone a troll is not a insult like calling someone stupid and the only reason I'm defending this is because THERE ARE POST STILL UP OF OTHERS WHO HAD SAID MUCH WORST TO ME UP.

We don't really accept that as an argument because there's always something worse on the Boards, at least in the opinion of the person posting.

I will also point out that the three things I removed were just for you bickering with another poster. You weren't even warned and their posts were removed, as well. We expect everyone to treat each other with respect at all times, regardless of how passionately they may disagree.

boricCentaur1Sep 2, 20192 votes

And yet you kept the post of the guy calling me stupid up. You want to explain that? Since that was be perfectly good reason if it were true.

Here is what you left "No, they aren't. Dipstick." But all of my post defending myself are gone.

Please tell how it's ok for someone to call me stupid but not ok for me to call them a troll.

ModUlanopoSep 2, 20197 votes

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And yet you kept the post of the guy calling me stupid up. You want to explain that? Since that was be perfectly good reason if it were true.

You know, I thought to myself, "we can't have just dismissed something like that" so I decided to try an experiment. I went to the thread where your posts were removed, did a search for "dipstick", found it on the first page of that thread (your post was on the second), and reported it. Then, I went to the report queue and ~~there it was~~ . Imagine my surprise.

Regardless, it's been handled. In the future, you should just report things like that.

rujitraSep 2, 20191 votes

This brings up a question I had which may not be able to be answered and I understand if not.

When something is reported multiple times, does that show to you guys? And if you guys handle a report as not actioning it, if it is reported again would it not show up?

Sometimes I'm leery to report older things or things where moderator action has already been taken in the thread because I figure you guys don't need more work, but if you guys wouldn't see a "duplicate" report then I would feel much more comfortable reporting things. Obviously this is for borderline things, not more severe that I always report regardless.

Imperial PandaaSep 2, 20191 votes

Boop.

He answered but it seems to have separated from you.

ModUlanopoSep 2, 20195 votes

And if you guys handle a report as not actioning it, if it is reported again would it not show up?

Once a report has been handled, no further reports on that content will show up in the queue. That's why I tested by reporting the problematic comment. If a moderator had mishandled it, I wouldn't see it in the queue and I would have had to do more research into what happened. The likeliest thing would have been a misclick, but the team is usually pretty good at fixing stuff like that.

rujitraSep 2, 20194 votes

Thanks. This assuages my concerns about reporting things making more work for you. Glad it doesn't if it's a duplicate that's already been handled.