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Use of Language in ALL posts
I made a comment in another post in the "lounge" calling out the originating author on his continued and repeated use of profanities. This isn't just a one-post, one-poster problem.
Eurodrivers has changed over the past three or four years, in some ways for the better, in many ways for the worse.
New faces bring new ideas, and excellent knowledge about their cars as well as a host of other interesting topics. However, they also bring a questionable approach to how they post and what they say. Threads are often hijacked from useful posts to talk of parties, drinking, and conquests of a few of the participants in that particular thread. A re-build thread should be about the car, the process, and the skill. Not who should stick their johnson where, and who's wouldn't fit.
Maybe we need a new folder for topics called "inane banter" or something like that. At the very least, if there is a need to be inappropriate, label it "NSFW".
For the rest of the site, I'm asking that the moderators take a more active approach to moderating and:
1) DELETE posts that use inappropriate or offensive language;
2) Warn offenders when they are being inappropriate.
3) BAN repeat offenders
Or, tell me I'm too "stuffy" and need to relax a bit.
Either way....please discuss....
Eurodrivers has changed over the past three or four years, in some ways for the better, in many ways for the worse.
New faces bring new ideas, and excellent knowledge about their cars as well as a host of other interesting topics. However, they also bring a questionable approach to how they post and what they say. Threads are often hijacked from useful posts to talk of parties, drinking, and conquests of a few of the participants in that particular thread. A re-build thread should be about the car, the process, and the skill. Not who should stick their johnson where, and who's wouldn't fit.
Maybe we need a new folder for topics called "inane banter" or something like that. At the very least, if there is a need to be inappropriate, label it "NSFW".
For the rest of the site, I'm asking that the moderators take a more active approach to moderating and:
1) DELETE posts that use inappropriate or offensive language;
2) Warn offenders when they are being inappropriate.
3) BAN repeat offenders
Or, tell me I'm too "stuffy" and need to relax a bit.
Either way....please discuss....
If it's smoken it ain't broken
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