Moderators
#2
Re: Moderators
Originally posted by KALSC
OK, is there actually someone who is the moderator of this forum and still active? I ask because I am seeing some stuff going on that needs attention IMHO.
OK, is there actually someone who is the moderator of this forum and still active? I ask because I am seeing some stuff going on that needs attention IMHO.
#3
Re: Re: Moderators
Seriously??? Ummmm . . . well . . . it might be because there is an awful lot of fluff and rhetoric in some posts that is a total waste of time and space. Take for example the banter going back and forth with silverpants. OK sure, I can just avoid threads that one can identify as being useless, but that's not always the case as those threads are not always easy to pick out unless you have already wasted your time having gone into it to see it is total garbage. Hence the need for a moderator to clean up the garbage and keep the forum and its threads clean. Considering how nicely done this site and forum is . . . again . . . just my $.02
#4
Re: Re: Re: Moderators
Originally posted by KALSC
Seriously??? Ummmm . . . well . . . it might be because there is an awful lot of fluff and rhetoric in some posts that is a total waste of time and space. Take for example the banter going back and forth with silverpants. OK sure, I can just avoid threads that one can identify as being useless, but that's not always the case as those threads are not always easy to pick out unless you have already wasted your time having gone into it to see it is total garbage. Hence the need for a moderator to clean up the garbage and keep the forum and its threads clean. Considering how nicely done this site and forum is . . . again . . . just my $.02
Seriously??? Ummmm . . . well . . . it might be because there is an awful lot of fluff and rhetoric in some posts that is a total waste of time and space. Take for example the banter going back and forth with silverpants. OK sure, I can just avoid threads that one can identify as being useless, but that's not always the case as those threads are not always easy to pick out unless you have already wasted your time having gone into it to see it is total garbage. Hence the need for a moderator to clean up the garbage and keep the forum and its threads clean. Considering how nicely done this site and forum is . . . again . . . just my $.02
#5
Fair enough.
I've actually been a member since 12/2001, I still have newbie status because I obviously haven't posted as much as you have. The reason for that is because I had spent more time this summer working on my other project car which is a spanky 88 Lincoln Mark VII and subsequently it's related forum. Anyway, point taken, I will be selective in my endeavors. Does my VG30ET swap which is currently underway qualify for quality content?
#6
Yes, your turbo V6 install is very useful. I see your other post now. Thanks for the nice pictures. And your engine looks very clean and new! (well, you did rebuild it, but it looks like a freshly painted engine too)
#7
Re: Fair enough.
Originally posted by KALSC
I've actually been a member since 12/2001, I still have newbie status because I obviously haven't posted as much as you have. The reason for that is because I had spent more time this summer working on my other project car which is a spanky 88 Lincoln Mark VII and subsequently it's related forum. Anyway, point taken, I will be selective in my endeavors. Does my VG30ET swap which is currently underway qualify for quality content?
I've actually been a member since 12/2001, I still have newbie status because I obviously haven't posted as much as you have. The reason for that is because I had spent more time this summer working on my other project car which is a spanky 88 Lincoln Mark VII and subsequently it's related forum. Anyway, point taken, I will be selective in my endeavors. Does my VG30ET swap which is currently underway qualify for quality content?
#8
Re: Re: Re: Moderators
Originally posted by KALSC
Seriously??? Ummmm . . . well . . . it might be because there is an awful lot of fluff and rhetoric in some posts that is a total waste of time and space. Take for example the banter going back and forth with silverpants. OK sure, I can just avoid threads that one can identify as being useless, but that's not always the case as those threads are not always easy to pick out unless you have already wasted your time having gone into it to see it is total garbage. Hence the need for a moderator to clean up the garbage and keep the forum and its threads clean. Considering how nicely done this site and forum is . . . again . . . just my $.02
Seriously??? Ummmm . . . well . . . it might be because there is an awful lot of fluff and rhetoric in some posts that is a total waste of time and space. Take for example the banter going back and forth with silverpants. OK sure, I can just avoid threads that one can identify as being useless, but that's not always the case as those threads are not always easy to pick out unless you have already wasted your time having gone into it to see it is total garbage. Hence the need for a moderator to clean up the garbage and keep the forum and its threads clean. Considering how nicely done this site and forum is . . . again . . . just my $.02
My $.02, thank you.
#11
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Sometimes moderators can be a good thing, sometimes not. I've read a lot of complaints on the 3rd and 4th gen forums about how they're moderated to hell. People get b*tched at and their threads get deleted if they ask a question that someone else posted a year ago. Also, you can't go off topic at all, even if it's about another Nissan like the Z. There's also a bunch of other stupid **** rules, I haven't bothered to read them cause I could give a sh*t less to.
When I first started out, I asked a lot of questions that I would now consider common knowledge about Maximas. But it sure beat searching through a bunch of obscure posts for an answer. Like John said, it's hard to draw the line as to when you should delete or lock a thread or when to boot someone. If there were a moderator of this forum and he/she followed maxima.org's rules to the letter, probably half the threads would be deleted.
Sometimes though, it's blatanly obvious when something should be taken care of. Retards like Silverpanties and 88maxnot2nv should definitely have been booted a long time ago and their stupid comments should have been deleted.
One thing that really does p*ss me off is when someone expects that we're supposed to give them answers to all of their questions like we're getting paid to do this or something. And of course they automatically assume that we have no life and just sit here and monitor the questions that are posted in this forum. Oh, and when we do give them an answer, if we don't explain everything step by step they flame us over it. Now, this rarely happens, but it did happen a few months ago, and I responded to the thread, but it was deleted anyway. I just thought I'd put my $.02 in for that cause it really p*ssed me off at the time and that retard should have been punted.
Well, I currently moderate the 2nd gen Nissan Maxima club at Yahoo. I'm a lot more lenient than the way maxima.org is moderated. Over there, people can swear, they can go off topic and discuss whatever the hell they want (it's more of a family atmosphere with a bunch of motorheads getting together bullsh*tting). The only things not tolerated would be bashing other people's rides (we had that problem at another Maxima club), spamming, and bullsh*tting about your car.
Brendan - nice picture, what is that, a 4.5 Gen?
-C-
When I first started out, I asked a lot of questions that I would now consider common knowledge about Maximas. But it sure beat searching through a bunch of obscure posts for an answer. Like John said, it's hard to draw the line as to when you should delete or lock a thread or when to boot someone. If there were a moderator of this forum and he/she followed maxima.org's rules to the letter, probably half the threads would be deleted.
Sometimes though, it's blatanly obvious when something should be taken care of. Retards like Silverpanties and 88maxnot2nv should definitely have been booted a long time ago and their stupid comments should have been deleted.
One thing that really does p*ss me off is when someone expects that we're supposed to give them answers to all of their questions like we're getting paid to do this or something. And of course they automatically assume that we have no life and just sit here and monitor the questions that are posted in this forum. Oh, and when we do give them an answer, if we don't explain everything step by step they flame us over it. Now, this rarely happens, but it did happen a few months ago, and I responded to the thread, but it was deleted anyway. I just thought I'd put my $.02 in for that cause it really p*ssed me off at the time and that retard should have been punted.
Well, I currently moderate the 2nd gen Nissan Maxima club at Yahoo. I'm a lot more lenient than the way maxima.org is moderated. Over there, people can swear, they can go off topic and discuss whatever the hell they want (it's more of a family atmosphere with a bunch of motorheads getting together bullsh*tting). The only things not tolerated would be bashing other people's rides (we had that problem at another Maxima club), spamming, and bullsh*tting about your car.
Brendan - nice picture, what is that, a 4.5 Gen?
-C-
#12
Originally posted by Charles Bisel
Well, I currently moderate the 2nd gen Nissan Maxima club at Yahoo. I'm a lot more lenient than the way maxima.org is moderated. Over there, people can swear, they can go off topic and discuss whatever the hell they want (it's more of a family atmosphere with a bunch of motorheads getting together bullsh*tting). The only things not tolerated would be bashing other people's rides (we had that problem at another Maxima club), spamming, and bullsh*tting about your car.
Brendan - nice picture, what is that, a 4.5 Gen?
-C-
Well, I currently moderate the 2nd gen Nissan Maxima club at Yahoo. I'm a lot more lenient than the way maxima.org is moderated. Over there, people can swear, they can go off topic and discuss whatever the hell they want (it's more of a family atmosphere with a bunch of motorheads getting together bullsh*tting). The only things not tolerated would be bashing other people's rides (we had that problem at another Maxima club), spamming, and bullsh*tting about your car.
Brendan - nice picture, what is that, a 4.5 Gen?
-C-
OBTW, I'll settle for -C- or max88q being moderator.
-A
#13
Originally posted by Charles Bisel
Sometimes moderators can be a good thing, sometimes not. I've read a lot of complaints on the 3rd and 4th gen forums about how they're moderated to hell. People get b*tched at and their threads get deleted if they ask a question that someone else posted a year ago. Also, you can't go off topic at all, even if it's about another Nissan like the Z. There's also a bunch of other stupid **** rules, I haven't bothered to read them cause I could give a sh*t less to.
When I first started out, I asked a lot of questions that I would now consider common knowledge about Maximas. But it sure beat searching through a bunch of obscure posts for an answer. Like John said, it's hard to draw the line as to when you should delete or lock a thread or when to boot someone. If there were a moderator of this forum and he/she followed maxima.org's rules to the letter, probably half the threads would be deleted.
Sometimes though, it's blatanly obvious when something should be taken care of. Retards like Silverpanties and 88maxnot2nv should definitely have been booted a long time ago and their stupid comments should have been deleted.
One thing that really does p*ss me off is when someone expects that we're supposed to give them answers to all of their questions like we're getting paid to do this or something. And of course they automatically assume that we have no life and just sit here and monitor the questions that are posted in this forum. Oh, and when we do give them an answer, if we don't explain everything step by step they flame us over it. Now, this rarely happens, but it did happen a few months ago, and I responded to the thread, but it was deleted anyway. I just thought I'd put my $.02 in for that cause it really p*ssed me off at the time and that retard should have been punted.
Well, I currently moderate the 2nd gen Nissan Maxima club at Yahoo. I'm a lot more lenient than the way maxima.org is moderated. Over there, people can swear, they can go off topic and discuss whatever the hell they want (it's more of a family atmosphere with a bunch of motorheads getting together bullsh*tting). The only things not tolerated would be bashing other people's rides (we had that problem at another Maxima club), spamming, and bullsh*tting about your car.
Brendan - nice picture, what is that, a 4.5 Gen?
-C-
Sometimes moderators can be a good thing, sometimes not. I've read a lot of complaints on the 3rd and 4th gen forums about how they're moderated to hell. People get b*tched at and their threads get deleted if they ask a question that someone else posted a year ago. Also, you can't go off topic at all, even if it's about another Nissan like the Z. There's also a bunch of other stupid **** rules, I haven't bothered to read them cause I could give a sh*t less to.
When I first started out, I asked a lot of questions that I would now consider common knowledge about Maximas. But it sure beat searching through a bunch of obscure posts for an answer. Like John said, it's hard to draw the line as to when you should delete or lock a thread or when to boot someone. If there were a moderator of this forum and he/she followed maxima.org's rules to the letter, probably half the threads would be deleted.
Sometimes though, it's blatanly obvious when something should be taken care of. Retards like Silverpanties and 88maxnot2nv should definitely have been booted a long time ago and their stupid comments should have been deleted.
One thing that really does p*ss me off is when someone expects that we're supposed to give them answers to all of their questions like we're getting paid to do this or something. And of course they automatically assume that we have no life and just sit here and monitor the questions that are posted in this forum. Oh, and when we do give them an answer, if we don't explain everything step by step they flame us over it. Now, this rarely happens, but it did happen a few months ago, and I responded to the thread, but it was deleted anyway. I just thought I'd put my $.02 in for that cause it really p*ssed me off at the time and that retard should have been punted.
Well, I currently moderate the 2nd gen Nissan Maxima club at Yahoo. I'm a lot more lenient than the way maxima.org is moderated. Over there, people can swear, they can go off topic and discuss whatever the hell they want (it's more of a family atmosphere with a bunch of motorheads getting together bullsh*tting). The only things not tolerated would be bashing other people's rides (we had that problem at another Maxima club), spamming, and bullsh*tting about your car.
Brendan - nice picture, what is that, a 4.5 Gen?
-C-
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