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Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
As long as you are discussing the case and/or sentiments drawn from that, you are acting as a mod, imo.Bromas wrote:Juliette wrote:PMs sent by a mod about signatures or other rule violations, are always PMs as a mod.
If in the course of such a conversation the moderator behaves incorrectly, it is correct to call them to order; by giving feedback and/or contacting their GM. The Ombudsman is here to appeal warnings and plea for pardons to. Not to moderate internal affairs (pun intended).
Jules, who is someone acting as once the issue has been fixed though
Guild, next time, please re-read your message before posting and consider whether someone could find an excuse in it to give you a warning for it. *grin* That should prevent issues like this, even if it is in PM; be nice on the forum (unless in GC), and be badass in game. 
Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
You disagree. So if someone is being an **Filtered** to someone else, that gives them the right to be an **Filtered** back and makes it okay...? >.>Tetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
I disagree. As a moderator you are tasked with upholding the rules, guidelines and such. When dealing in any exchange that has you working as a moderator, you are required to be respectful. Its annoying, painful and sometimes just down right lame to have to be respectful sometimes, but its part of the job. Yes, we all have our bad days, we slipped up, and may need a little reminding to dail it down a few notches. We are human after all.
Just my 2 cents. Don't have to listen to me at all, hell, I got deleted. I should be the last person anyone should listen to.
Empy wrote:You disagree. So if someone is being an **Filtered** to someone else, that gives them the right to be an **Filtered** back and makes it okay...? >.>Tetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
I disagree. As a moderator you are tasked with upholding the rules, guidelines and such. When dealing in any exchange that has you working as a moderator, you are required to be respectful. Its annoying, painful and sometimes just down right lame to have to be respectful sometimes, but its part of the job. Yes, we all have our bad days, we slipped up, and may need a little reminding to dail it down a few notches. We are human after all.
Just my 2 cents. Don't have to listen to me at all, hell, I got deleted. I should be the last person anyone should listen to.
Bromas wrote:To the 2nd, no, I will contact you as I have. If you refuse to change it your signature permissions will be removed. You don't get to pick your mod.
Empy wrote:You disagree. So if someone is being an **Filtered** to someone else, that gives them the right to be an **Filtered** back and makes it okay...? >.>Tetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
I disagree. As a moderator you are tasked with upholding the rules, guidelines and such. When dealing in any exchange that has you working as a moderator, you are required to be respectful. Its annoying, painful and sometimes just down right lame to have to be respectful sometimes, but its part of the job. Yes, we all have our bad days, we slipped up, and may need a little reminding to dail it down a few notches. We are human after all.
Just my 2 cents. Don't have to listen to me at all, hell, I got deleted. I should be the last person anyone should listen to.
Section 9: Moderator Respect
Users are required to be respectful while addressing moderators who are acting in an official capacity. Moderators are likewise expected to be respectful to users while operating in an official capacity. Moderators will get no special treatment while posting as a user. If one party ceases to be respectful, that does NOT give the other party the liberty to respond with disrespect.
This extends to private messages and reports. If you message a staff member with demands or insults, or if you file a report with demands or insults, it will not be acceptable and may be ignored.
Consequence:
Users who are disrespectful to moderators or staff members will receive a verbal warning. Repeat offenders will receive one warning point. Issues about Moderators being disrespectful will be handled internally.
Yea I do lolTetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:You disagree. So if someone is being an **Filtered** to someone else, that gives them the right to be an **Filtered** back and makes it okay...? >.>Tetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
I disagree. As a moderator you are tasked with upholding the rules, guidelines and such. When dealing in any exchange that has you working as a moderator, you are required to be respectful. Its annoying, painful and sometimes just down right lame to have to be respectful sometimes, but its part of the job. Yes, we all have our bad days, we slipped up, and may need a little reminding to dail it down a few notches. We are human after all.
Just my 2 cents. Don't have to listen to me at all, hell, I got deleted. I should be the last person anyone should listen to.
Maybe I misread what you wrote? I had a long night last night... You know what I meant...
Thanks captain obvious.Haz wrote:Empy wrote:You disagree. So if someone is being an **Filtered** to someone else, that gives them the right to be an **Filtered** back and makes it okay...? >.>Tetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
I disagree. As a moderator you are tasked with upholding the rules, guidelines and such. When dealing in any exchange that has you working as a moderator, you are required to be respectful. Its annoying, painful and sometimes just down right lame to have to be respectful sometimes, but its part of the job. Yes, we all have our bad days, we slipped up, and may need a little reminding to dail it down a few notches. We are human after all.
Just my 2 cents. Don't have to listen to me at all, hell, I got deleted. I should be the last person anyone should listen to.Section 9: Moderator Respect
Users are required to be respectful while addressing moderators who are acting in an official capacity. Moderators are likewise expected to be respectful to users while operating in an official capacity. Moderators will get no special treatment while posting as a user. If one party ceases to be respectful, that does NOT give the other party the liberty to respond with disrespect.
This extends to private messages and reports. If you message a staff member with demands or insults, or if you file a report with demands or insults, it will not be acceptable and may be ignored.
Consequence:
Users who are disrespectful to moderators or staff members will receive a verbal warning. Repeat offenders will receive one warning point. Issues about Moderators being disrespectful will be handled internally.
Empy wrote:Yea I do lolTetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:You disagree. So if someone is being an **Filtered** to someone else, that gives them the right to be an **Filtered** back and makes it okay...? >.>Tetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
I disagree. As a moderator you are tasked with upholding the rules, guidelines and such. When dealing in any exchange that has you working as a moderator, you are required to be respectful. Its annoying, painful and sometimes just down right lame to have to be respectful sometimes, but its part of the job. Yes, we all have our bad days, we slipped up, and may need a little reminding to dail it down a few notches. We are human after all.
Just my 2 cents. Don't have to listen to me at all, hell, I got deleted. I should be the last person anyone should listen to.
Maybe I misread what you wrote? I had a long night last night... You know what I meant...Thanks captain obvious.Haz wrote:Empy wrote:You disagree. So if someone is being an **Filtered** to someone else, that gives them the right to be an **Filtered** back and makes it okay...? >.>Tetrismonkey wrote:Empy wrote:Just because someone is disrespectful that doesn't give anyone else the right to be disrespectful back, or make it okay. So, that doesn't really matter.Tetrismonkey wrote:You did antagonize him Guild. Respect is a two way street. Non the less, Andy was speaking as a mod on a mod related topic. Yes, his response was/is uncalled for and he should get a nice smack on the ass.
Next time Guild, don't be so demeaning and rude with your responses.
I disagree. As a moderator you are tasked with upholding the rules, guidelines and such. When dealing in any exchange that has you working as a moderator, you are required to be respectful. Its annoying, painful and sometimes just down right lame to have to be respectful sometimes, but its part of the job. Yes, we all have our bad days, we slipped up, and may need a little reminding to dail it down a few notches. We are human after all.
Just my 2 cents. Don't have to listen to me at all, hell, I got deleted. I should be the last person anyone should listen to.Section 9: Moderator Respect
Users are required to be respectful while addressing moderators who are acting in an official capacity. Moderators are likewise expected to be respectful to users while operating in an official capacity. Moderators will get no special treatment while posting as a user. If one party ceases to be respectful, that does NOT give the other party the liberty to respond with disrespect.
This extends to private messages and reports. If you message a staff member with demands or insults, or if you file a report with demands or insults, it will not be acceptable and may be ignored.
Consequence:
Users who are disrespectful to moderators or staff members will receive a verbal warning. Repeat offenders will receive one warning point. Issues about Moderators being disrespectful will be handled internally.
Empy wrote:You should take a class in sarcasm and rhetorical questions. Each time you've replied to me like that it's been wholly unnecessary, and quite frankly annoying.
It's not unnecessary, it had a purpose, to get you to stop pointing out the obvious. Your intention is irrelevant.Haz wrote:Empy wrote:You should take a class in sarcasm and rhetorical questions. Each time you've replied to me like that it's been wholly unnecessary, and quite frankly annoying.
Just like your "unnecessary" jab at me for pointing out the "obvious". Whether it is annoying is not relevant, as my intention is to help.
