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Flame wars, should we stop them?


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Should we stop flame wars?  

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  1. 1. Should we stop flame wars?

    • Yes, close the thread.
      12
    • No, leave it alone.
      27
    • I don't care.
      8


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This is a part of this thread: http://www.ohio-riders.net/showthread.php?t=23872

Should we be more strict on the flame wars? When people start getting into pissing matches, should we continue moving the threads to the Edumacated Fucksticks section and let them go, or should we close them. Should we give infractions to those who constantly flame others?

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I think moving them to a section that is not included in the home page updated threads (as we currently do) is the best move. We don't tell people what they can and can't say, we simply tell them if they're going to do it, they have to do it away from the main section. Also, what constitutes an infraction? People may get pissed that their strong opinions were viewed as flaming, or vice versa. We should certainly stop the thread in a case of threatened violence, but again, we already do that.

I think you do the right thing now and it should be kept as is....

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I think moving them to a section that is not included in the home page updated threads (as we currently do) is the best move. We don't tell people what they can and can't say, we simply tell them if they're going to do it, they have to do it away from the main section. Also, what constitutes an infraction? People may get pissed that their strong opinions were viewed as flaming, or vice versa. We should certainly stop the thread in a case of threatened violence, but again, we already do that.

I think you do the right thing now and it should be kept as is....

I definitely agree here.. There's a certain point when things have to be dealt with but mindless ranting is hard to rate as infractions..

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i say leave them en the fuckstick forum... i think its fuckin hilarious when someone gets their panties in a knot because of something someone on the internet said.

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I like letting them go because then we have a 'permanent record' of sorts for everyone and what they've said. People can judge for themselves who's immature, lacks class, has a temper, etc. etc. etc. The real you comes out in the heat of an argument. We can see how people really are.

Though having a public record for public embarrassment may be an immature idea in itself?

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I think moving them to a section that is not included in the home page updated threads (as we currently do) is the best move. We don't tell people what they can and can't say, we simply tell them if they're going to do it, they have to do it away from the main section. Also, what constitutes an infraction? People may get pissed that their strong opinions were viewed as flaming, or vice versa. We should certainly stop the thread in a case of threatened violence, but again, we already do that.

I think you do the right thing now and it should be kept as is....

+1, i do get tired of reading large amounts of b.s. that people throw out there, but on the other hand some people do enjoy such a thing. moving them to another section where it cant be viewed on the homepage is the best move. keep it the way it is :D

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I think moving them to a section that is not included in the home page updated threads (as we currently do) is the best move. We don't tell people what they can and can't say, we simply tell them if they're going to do it, they have to do it away from the main section. Also, what constitutes an infraction? People may get pissed that their strong opinions were viewed as flaming, or vice versa. We should certainly stop the thread in a case of threatened violence, but again, we already do that.

I think you do the right thing now and it should be kept as is....

+1

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I like letting them go because then we have a 'permanent record' of sorts for everyone and what they've said. People can judge for themselves who's immature, lacks class, has a temper, etc. etc. etc. The real you comes out in the heat of an argument. We can see how people really are.

Though having a public record for public embarrassment may be an immature idea in itself?

+1

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