i feel like i need a better reason to post memes in spe’s memes thread over this site’s memes thread. all things being equal, i’d do it on another site for worthless crypto coins, but rn the reason to build content over there is to like, stick it to a group of posters over here that i don’t have a problem with
so while i like the posters championing spe and wish them well, i kinda hope their project fails because i’d selfishly rather spend my own time checking fewer dumb websites.
I’ll go to all the websites (prioritizing the one(s) beetlejuice posts at) because I have enough time at my computer to do that and I like lurking lots of content.
At this point I can only go to 2 of the 3 I know about because I got voted out of one. But I wrote a hit play and directed it, so I’m not sweating it either.
Fair to have the vote, sure. However, mod election votes like that should not supersede community-wide votes on rules. So it would not be fair to the community to follow through on that “campaign promise” when a rule against unilateral permanent bans has been passed by community-wide vote.
Your argument is predicated on a rule existing by community vote. That rule does not exist.
I voted for a mod running on exactly that platform. It was meb. Jal voted for him too.
That ended with an admin defacing the site and effectively overturning the mods mandate as voted on by the site. I don’t remember you giving a shit at all about that though for some reason
I take that to mean you would leave it to individual moderators to decide who gets banned. Would only mods that ran on that position explicitly be allowed to perm-ban members or would it be a general thing where any elected mod could decide who to ban?