@Riot What's the difference between removing someone's thread or disabling the comment section?

BeatzBoyFTW··1 votes·267 views

Title, cz I felt like disabling someone's comment section's only purpose is to show the whole Boards of what an idiotic person he is.

And here, we're not allowed to Name & Shame. Irony much, Rito?

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Deep Terror Nami1 votes

In that case it may have had something to do with the fact that he was bashing TheCurator and looking to stir up trouble. He needs to lock more threads like that.

BeatzBoyFTW1 votes

Wait, TheCurator was the one in charge of locking threads?

Damn I need dat power T.T

Deep Terror Nami1 votes

He's the only visible moderator, not the only one. I just think it's more likely that he did it.

WukongMain1 votes

removed post basically means its gone. like my love life.

comment section disabled basically means the love life is still there, but the post is unavailable for future relationships. the discussion has ended.

WukongMain1 votes

lol

cry anyway

Deep Terror Nami1 votes

Disabling comments doesn't necessarily mean that the OP did something wrong (though sometimes that is the reason). It's usually because the discussion escalated into nothing more than destructive arguments. They don't want to delete the thread if the OP didn't do anything wrong.

vampirekid131 votes

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Title, cz I felt like disabling someone's comment section's only purpose is to show the whole Boards of what an idiotic person he is.

And here, we're not allowed to Name & Shame. Irony much, Rito?

they delete a thread when its against the rules.

in that example, there are multiple other threads about the downtime, so they just locked the comments, if they would erase the thread it would make them seem disengenuine, while leaving it open would add to the endless downtime spam.

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