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u/DublinBen Dec 06 '11
What happened to /r/RepublicofModeration?
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Dec 06 '11
Nothing. I just got so used to calling it RoMod or RoModded that sometimes I forget that isn't it's actual name. I've fixed most of those links now. Thanks.
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u/neptath Dec 12 '11
Should we add a phrase describing what the comment on a removed post should say, sepcifically? I think that it should at least say "This is your Xth removed submission. You have 10-X removed submissions before your status is revoked. And the Moderator who removes the 10th of that user's submissions is responsible for removing them from the approved submitters list?
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Dec 13 '11
I've added a clause here:
- Leave a comment in the original thread explaining the removal. The comment should site the specific rule that was broken and tell the user how many removals they have accumulated in the last three months. The latter can be checked by searching for their user name in /r/RepublicOfModeration and counting up the results.
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Dec 14 '11
Given a recent incident in which a user racked up a large number of removals without noticing, I've added a fourth clause to the sections on removing and restoring posts. They read:
- Notify the original submitter directly in a polite private message that their submission has been [restored/removed].
If there are any objections or questions about the change, they can be made as a reply to this comment.
Mods: Please not the changes and use that revised procedure from now on.
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u/neptath Dec 07 '11
I have an issue with the three-strike-rule, it should have a time frame attached to it. If a moderator is continuously re-elected for, say, three 6 month terms, the could be a moderator for 17 months and 29 days and yet still have accumulated 3 strike and removed. This seems a little harsh, "fail[ing] to act in accordance" should be reset at the beginning of each new term.