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Petition to End Moderating

Wed, 10 Sept 2008, 07:52 pm
Daniel Kershaw41 posts in thread
On a different thread, Dazza said: I think that everyone needs to have their moderation rights revoked! I for one would be happy to give up the privelage of moderation if it means that this silly consorship will stop. I have echoed these sentiments on my blog: As for moderating comments, I have a suggestion. If we can't use it, we lose it. I am prepared to lose my ability to moderate comments if other people are misusing it. If the content is defamatory or illegal, perhaps we should leave Grant to sort it out. What does everyone else think? I propose that since this is a public forum, we make a democratic petition to make an amendment to the website, namely, no registered member has the option to moderate comments. If you are for or against the abolishment of moderating powers, please post with a yes or no. Let the people's choice count.

It wouldn't necessarily be

Thu, 11 Sept 2008, 04:33 pm
It wouldn't necessarily be a rewrite of code. My guess is that (since this site uses an out-of-the-box program) it's just a matter of 'unplugging' the moderating feature... of course, that doesn't necessarily include a few design issues to remove the actual code from the page layout. Without him being here to answer, it's hard to know just how much work is involved in any changes we'd like made. Mermaid shadow puppet now on sale at Puppets in Melbourne

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