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2015-06-02
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2015-06-02
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2015-06-02
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I have stopped counting how many times that has happened. To me as well as to others. And yes, it is always the same moderator. I have also expressed my concerns about that a number of times (example, another one...), but nothing has happened as a result. I have even emailed the Council to ask them to comment and was told, in no unclear and, frankly, quite rude terms, to shut up and mind my own business.
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2015-06-02
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Really? I am pretty sure council did no such thing.
I'll have to check that when I get back home...
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2015-06-02
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2015-06-02
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I think it is reasonable to ask that a notice is left whenever a Mod alters a post. Authorship otherwise becomes clouded.
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2015-06-02
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Originally Posted by ZogGI thought it would've been clear to you why it was edited, because I left a reason in the prior post (which you quoted) why it was edited. But it has since been edited again, so that explanation disappeared, I do my best, but what can you do!?Originally Posted by jalystFirst of all it doesn't matter what and when you changed, you could at least add the edit note ( I had to go to diffs to understand what was changed), but as well you could inform me on that too. think of the shock i saw my post edited by you and i had no idea what exactly as i do not remember all my posts by heart. Anyway it went public and for good. As i said i would not publish our chats if you worry about that. And if you think you did the right thing you should not worry at all and if it is not right thing it should not happen again and something has to be done about it. Simple like thatYour post was not touched, only the post you were quoting was...
If the edit revolved around touching what you wrote, & it wasn't a clear-cut rule break, then I absolutely would've told you.
Cheers.
I'm not going PM every single user for every single post I amend, that's an unrealistic & unreasonable expectation. I always leave an explanation in the post that's been amended, unless it was a post whose content wasn't actually amended, & especially if the prior post (which it quotes) has an explanation.
But, I can see the flaw with that approach now, so I'll try to remember to include an edit explanation in all posts from now on, no matter the reason.
Cheers.
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2015-06-02
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2015-06-02
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Yeah I found the posts already, please refrain from editing non offensive language, "naive fantasists" isn't hard language. Correcting spelling mistakes ok, I can even live with replacing google with android, but rephrasing whole sentences is not part of your job description - that was off limits. Especially when you just correct spelling, that is oddly strange to people not having an edit note, keep it short though [spelling,language,missing link] like notes.
So please limit your edits to stuff like that, don't rephrase whole sentences for people (ignore that for obviously foreign speakers where you get the context but the phrases are just wrong - still note "rephrased" please). Less is sometimes more.
So as this was about a strange edit matrix and not even about language stuff - please keep in mind that jalyst is just trying to help out. A tad overambitious but I hope we got that sorted.
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But last post he edited with no notifications, and though the text inside quote that was changed and not my answer itself, i don't think it's acceptable. As it's starts here and you never know where it ends. Maybe intentions were good, but still it's not very democratic and reasonable that moderator who even doesn't own the site (it's not private or personal site) just simply decide to change someone's post without notification? It doesn't matter what intentions are (as point of view can differ from one person to another).
First of all it's my post and this is public forum and no admin or moderator can simply change it if it's not direct insult or/and spam, not allowed words. In other cases it would be logical that moderator at least contact the person and give him a chance to do it himself or to discuss the matter(in our world the judges need to prove the guilt and not opposite). Or the most least thing is to add edit reason for edit, as there was no reason as well!
P.S. Please do not answer that mods are volunteers, this is excuse and not the reason to do such things. Being a moderator(and i had exp in this) is duty and not the power and abuse of it, doesn't matter if you get paid for it or not!
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