Respect for privacy and wotc/wotm

[Nancy Drew 39]

It is beyond hurtful, massively triggering and unnecessary for game mods to publicly humiliate and reject people who sign up for their games in good faith.

If that have a reason to reject a public /in, there is absolutely no good reason that I can think of to go to publicly humiliate that person when you can save them that unnecessarily hurtful response by just pming them.

[Thestatusquo]

seems like we crossposted. I just made this same thread pretty much in site ideas.

[Nancy Drew 39]

seems like we crossposted. I just made this same thread pretty much in site ideas.

Yes I noticed. Hopefully the mods finally listen.

[Lycanfire]

Yeah - i always thought this was weird. Made more sense when genuinely unpleasant people weren't getting banned.

What I'd like to see-
1) people grow up and /out
2) mods be encouraged to have a modding blacklist
3) yeah, the mod can stand to have more discretion and PM their blacklistee and CC the listmod of the rejected /in
4) if there are a lot of /outs, mods can contact the listmod informing them that they intend to investigate and mediate the /outs. Result should be shared with the listmod.

Thoughts?

[Nancy Drew 39]

Yeah - i always thought this was weird. Made more sense when genuinely unpleasant people weren't getting banned.

What I'd like to see-
1) people grow up and /out
2) mods be encouraged to have a modding blacklist
3) yeah, the mod can stand to have more discretion and PM their blacklistee and CC the listmod of the rejected /in
4) if there are a lot of /outs, mods can contact the listmod informing them that they intend to investigate and mediate the /outs. Result should be shared with the listmod.

Thoughts?

I think these are all really good suggestions.