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Reply #30 posted 06/05/06 7:15pm

Sweeny79

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Romera said:

Sweeny79 said:




Ahh. let her have her say...assuming it's respectful, which I'm sure it will be.
I'll send it to you in a note. Last time I had my say in this forum, I got a warning.



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Ok then note me I'd love to hear what you have to say! smile
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Reply #31 posted 06/05/06 7:16pm

SupaFunkyOrgan
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Sweeny79 said:

Romera said:

I'll send it to you in a note. Last time I had my say in this forum, I got a warning.



sad

Ok then note me I'd love to hear what you have to say! smile

Note me too. I want the dirt razz
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Reply #32 posted 06/05/06 7:18pm

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Sweeny79 said:




sad

Ok then note me I'd love to hear what you have to say! smile

Note me too. I want the dirt razz



falloff there wasn't much I'm afraid, just an honest concern.



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Reply #33 posted 06/05/06 7:59pm

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mods rock!!

lockdance
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Reply #34 posted 06/05/06 7:59pm

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Stax said:

mods rock!!

lockdance



hmm
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Reply #35 posted 06/05/06 8:05pm

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Sweeny79 said:

Let me get something off my chest, though in the grand scheme of things I doubt it will matter much, but it matters to me.

I once loved the org so much I decided I wanted to be a moderator. I wanted to help with the up keep of this place. I wanted to make sure we could have a place where people of every walk of life, state of mind and location could share their myriad points of view,jokes, stories, lives in an open and friendly adult environment. I wanted to help preserve the beauty I have found here.

When I took the job I was under the impression Ben wanted to have a bunch of mods because when there was only one or two mods they were over worked. The addition of many mods was supposed to even out the work load and allow each mod the luxury of having a life outside of this place. As I have always understood it, mods were to have minimal involvement in day to day org life, but step in when things were out of control or a problem should need to be addressed. There seems to not be as much activity as there used to be or other mods take care of stuff before I get to it. I have a life, I have a demanding job, but I'm here most days and rarely do I have a chance to moderate anything. I guess that's good but when I do have to moderate ocassionaly people take offense to the relaxed way in which I approach matters. This bothers me, I shouldn't let it, but it does. I don't think I need to explain myself but I would like to anyway:

This is how I have always conducted myself, I am not the thought police. I do not lurk the forums looking for posts to snip and threads to lock. If a problem is brought to me or if I see something really over the top I take care of it in the best way I know how. I don't care if stuff is in the wrong forum, or if it's off topic...maybe I'm wrong for that but I care more about everyone having a place to express themselves then I care about how they do it. I am a fair person, when there is a conflict. I see both sides and I try to keep everyone happy. while still holding myself to my own standard of ethics.I'm diplomatic but for the most part I see most org drama as silly. I do not think heavy handed moderation is needed here. I'm not a babysitter and I don't think orgers need baby sitting. I trust you all to take this place with a grain of salt and a smirk. It's a web site, it's not life or death.

I post this so in the future if the Org Gods, should ordain me as the mod to review your requests you know what to expect from me.

Thanks for reading this

~ Sweeny



clapping

great sentiment...i know the forums i participate in (as a mod) recieve fewer and fewer requests. like sweeny i have fallen more into an observer within my forums unless called to action by a mod request.
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Reply #36 posted 06/05/06 9:42pm

gemini13

Sweeny79 said:

Let me get something off my chest, though in the grand scheme of things I doubt it will matter much, but it matters to me.

I once loved the org so much I decided I wanted to be a moderator. I wanted to help with the up keep of this place. I wanted to make sure we could have a place where people of every walk of life, state of mind and location could share their myriad points of view,jokes, stories, lives in an open and friendly adult environment. I wanted to help preserve the beauty I have found here.

When I took the job I was under the impression Ben wanted to have a bunch of mods because when there was only one or two mods they were over worked. The addition of many mods was supposed to even out the work load and allow each mod the luxury of having a life outside of this place. As I have always understood it, mods were to have minimal involvement in day to day org life, but step in when things were out of control or a problem should need to be addressed. There seems to not be as much activity as there used to be or other mods take care of stuff before I get to it. I have a life, I have a demanding job, but I'm here most days and rarely do I have a chance to moderate anything. I guess that's good but when I do have to moderate ocassionaly people take offense to the relaxed way in which I approach matters. This bothers me, I shouldn't let it, but it does. I don't think I need to explain myself but I would like to anyway:

This is how I have always conducted myself, I am not the thought police. I do not lurk the forums looking for posts to snip and threads to lock. If a problem is brought to me or if I see something really over the top I take care of it in the best way I know how. I don't care if stuff is in the wrong forum, or if it's off topic...maybe I'm wrong for that but I care more about everyone having a place to express themselves then I care about how they do it. I am a fair person, when there is a conflict. I see both sides and I try to keep everyone happy. while still holding myself to my own standard of ethics.I'm diplomatic but for the most part I see most org drama as silly. I do not think heavy handed moderation is needed here. I'm not a babysitter and I don't think orgers need baby sitting. I trust you all to take this place with a grain of salt and a smirk. It's a web site, it's not life or death.

I post this so in the future if the Org Gods, should ordain me as the mod to review your requests you know what to expect from me.

Thanks for reading this

~ Sweeny


I think I know what you're talking about.....yeah, the drama is pitiful. Not to mention ANNOYING.
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Reply #37 posted 06/05/06 10:03pm

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I like what you've said.


Can I be a Mod? razz
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Reply #38 posted 06/05/06 11:20pm

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Sweeny79 said:

Stax said:

mods rock!!

lockdance



hmm


biggrin mods do rock. nod

seriously tho, I never realized there was so much drama on the org. sure, there is the occasional public spat, but i didn't know it was that bad. i'm scared to hear what goes on behind the scenes. boxed maybe one day you will write a scandalous tell-all book (with a forward written by Anx). pray


lol
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Reply #39 posted 06/06/06 2:48am

Ocean

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Reply #40 posted 06/06/06 11:42am

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althom said:

I like what you've said.


Can I be a Mod? razz

Not until you clean up that vomit young man!

no no no!
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Reply #41 posted 06/06/06 3:23pm

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Stax said:

Sweeny79 said:




hmm


biggrin mods do rock. nod

seriously tho, I never realized there was so much drama on the org. sure, there is the occasional public spat, but i didn't know it was that bad. i'm scared to hear what goes on behind the scenes. boxed maybe one day you will write a scandalous tell-all book (with a forward written by Anx). pray


lol



It would be a best seller. nod hug
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Reply #42 posted 06/06/06 3:24pm

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Ocean said:

clapping



Thanks hon hug rose biggrin
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Reply #43 posted 06/06/06 3:26pm

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sosgemini said:

Sweeny79 said:

Let me get something off my chest, though in the grand scheme of things I doubt it will matter much, but it matters to me.

I once loved the org so much I decided I wanted to be a moderator. I wanted to help with the up keep of this place. I wanted to make sure we could have a place where people of every walk of life, state of mind and location could share their myriad points of view,jokes, stories, lives in an open and friendly adult environment. I wanted to help preserve the beauty I have found here.

When I took the job I was under the impression Ben wanted to have a bunch of mods because when there was only one or two mods they were over worked. The addition of many mods was supposed to even out the work load and allow each mod the luxury of having a life outside of this place. As I have always understood it, mods were to have minimal involvement in day to day org life, but step in when things were out of control or a problem should need to be addressed. There seems to not be as much activity as there used to be or other mods take care of stuff before I get to it. I have a life, I have a demanding job, but I'm here most days and rarely do I have a chance to moderate anything. I guess that's good but when I do have to moderate ocassionaly people take offense to the relaxed way in which I approach matters. This bothers me, I shouldn't let it, but it does. I don't think I need to explain myself but I would like to anyway:

This is how I have always conducted myself, I am not the thought police. I do not lurk the forums looking for posts to snip and threads to lock. If a problem is brought to me or if I see something really over the top I take care of it in the best way I know how. I don't care if stuff is in the wrong forum, or if it's off topic...maybe I'm wrong for that but I care more about everyone having a place to express themselves then I care about how they do it. I am a fair person, when there is a conflict. I see both sides and I try to keep everyone happy. while still holding myself to my own standard of ethics.I'm diplomatic but for the most part I see most org drama as silly. I do not think heavy handed moderation is needed here. I'm not a babysitter and I don't think orgers need baby sitting. I trust you all to take this place with a grain of salt and a smirk. It's a web site, it's not life or death.

I post this so in the future if the Org Gods, should ordain me as the mod to review your requests you know what to expect from me.

Thanks for reading this

~ Sweeny



clapping

great sentiment...i know the forums i participate in (as a mod) recieve fewer and fewer requests. like sweeny i have fallen more into an observer within my forums unless called to action by a mod request.



hug

I guess we should be thankful for the lack of drama.
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Reply #44 posted 06/06/06 3:26pm

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gemini13 said:

Sweeny79 said:

Let me get something off my chest, though in the grand scheme of things I doubt it will matter much, but it matters to me.

I once loved the org so much I decided I wanted to be a moderator. I wanted to help with the up keep of this place. I wanted to make sure we could have a place where people of every walk of life, state of mind and location could share their myriad points of view,jokes, stories, lives in an open and friendly adult environment. I wanted to help preserve the beauty I have found here.

When I took the job I was under the impression Ben wanted to have a bunch of mods because when there was only one or two mods they were over worked. The addition of many mods was supposed to even out the work load and allow each mod the luxury of having a life outside of this place. As I have always understood it, mods were to have minimal involvement in day to day org life, but step in when things were out of control or a problem should need to be addressed. There seems to not be as much activity as there used to be or other mods take care of stuff before I get to it. I have a life, I have a demanding job, but I'm here most days and rarely do I have a chance to moderate anything. I guess that's good but when I do have to moderate ocassionaly people take offense to the relaxed way in which I approach matters. This bothers me, I shouldn't let it, but it does. I don't think I need to explain myself but I would like to anyway:

This is how I have always conducted myself, I am not the thought police. I do not lurk the forums looking for posts to snip and threads to lock. If a problem is brought to me or if I see something really over the top I take care of it in the best way I know how. I don't care if stuff is in the wrong forum, or if it's off topic...maybe I'm wrong for that but I care more about everyone having a place to express themselves then I care about how they do it. I am a fair person, when there is a conflict. I see both sides and I try to keep everyone happy. while still holding myself to my own standard of ethics.I'm diplomatic but for the most part I see most org drama as silly. I do not think heavy handed moderation is needed here. I'm not a babysitter and I don't think orgers need baby sitting. I trust you all to take this place with a grain of salt and a smirk. It's a web site, it's not life or death.

I post this so in the future if the Org Gods, should ordain me as the mod to review your requests you know what to expect from me.

Thanks for reading this

~ Sweeny


I think I know what you're talking about.....yeah, the drama is pitiful. Not to mention ANNOYING.



nod
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Reply #45 posted 06/06/06 3:27pm

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althom said:

I like what you've said.


Can I be a Mod? razz


No.
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Reply #46 posted 06/06/06 8:53pm

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Sweeny79 said:

althom said:

I like what you've said.


Can I be a Mod? razz


No.

mad

Reported!
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Reply #47 posted 06/06/06 11:02pm

Nikster

Sweeny79 said:

Let me get something off my chest, though in the grand scheme of things I doubt it will matter much, but it matters to me.

I once loved the org so much I decided I wanted to be a moderator. I wanted to help with the up keep of this place. I wanted to make sure we could have a place where people of every walk of life, state of mind and location could share their myriad points of view,jokes, stories, lives in an open and friendly adult environment. I wanted to help preserve the beauty I have found here.

When I took the job I was under the impression Ben wanted to have a bunch of mods because when there was only one or two mods they were over worked. The addition of many mods was supposed to even out the work load and allow each mod the luxury of having a life outside of this place. As I have always understood it, mods were to have minimal involvement in day to day org life, but step in when things were out of control or a problem should need to be addressed. There seems to not be as much activity as there used to be or other mods take care of stuff before I get to it. I have a life, I have a demanding job, but I'm here most days and rarely do I have a chance to moderate anything. I guess that's good but when I do have to moderate ocassionaly people take offense to the relaxed way in which I approach matters. This bothers me, I shouldn't let it, but it does. I don't think I need to explain myself but I would like to anyway:

This is how I have always conducted myself, I am not the thought police. I do not lurk the forums looking for posts to snip and threads to lock. If a problem is brought to me or if I see something really over the top I take care of it in the best way I know how. I don't care if stuff is in the wrong forum, or if it's off topic...maybe I'm wrong for that but I care more about everyone having a place to express themselves then I care about how they do it. I am a fair person, when there is a conflict. I see both sides and I try to keep everyone happy. while still holding myself to my own standard of ethics.I'm diplomatic but for the most part I see most org drama as silly. I do not think heavy handed moderation is needed here. I'm not a babysitter and I don't think orgers need baby sitting. I trust you all to take this place with a grain of salt and a smirk. It's a web site, it's not life or death.

I post this so in the future if the Org Gods, should ordain me as the mod to review your requests you know what to expect from me.

Thanks for reading this

~ Sweeny



Co-sign highfive hug
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Reply #48 posted 06/06/06 11:03pm

Nikster

althom said:

Sweeny79 said:



No.

mad

Reported!


Anx ain't a mod no more...so I'll do it...



BANNED! mad






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[Edited 6/6/06 23:03pm]
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Reply #49 posted 06/07/06 12:46pm

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Nikster said:

Sweeny79 said:

Let me get something off my chest, though in the grand scheme of things I doubt it will matter much, but it matters to me.

I once loved the org so much I decided I wanted to be a moderator. I wanted to help with the up keep of this place. I wanted to make sure we could have a place where people of every walk of life, state of mind and location could share their myriad points of view,jokes, stories, lives in an open and friendly adult environment. I wanted to help preserve the beauty I have found here.

When I took the job I was under the impression Ben wanted to have a bunch of mods because when there was only one or two mods they were over worked. The addition of many mods was supposed to even out the work load and allow each mod the luxury of having a life outside of this place. As I have always understood it, mods were to have minimal involvement in day to day org life, but step in when things were out of control or a problem should need to be addressed. There seems to not be as much activity as there used to be or other mods take care of stuff before I get to it. I have a life, I have a demanding job, but I'm here most days and rarely do I have a chance to moderate anything. I guess that's good but when I do have to moderate ocassionaly people take offense to the relaxed way in which I approach matters. This bothers me, I shouldn't let it, but it does. I don't think I need to explain myself but I would like to anyway:

This is how I have always conducted myself, I am not the thought police. I do not lurk the forums looking for posts to snip and threads to lock. If a problem is brought to me or if I see something really over the top I take care of it in the best way I know how. I don't care if stuff is in the wrong forum, or if it's off topic...maybe I'm wrong for that but I care more about everyone having a place to express themselves then I care about how they do it. I am a fair person, when there is a conflict. I see both sides and I try to keep everyone happy. while still holding myself to my own standard of ethics.I'm diplomatic but for the most part I see most org drama as silly. I do not think heavy handed moderation is needed here. I'm not a babysitter and I don't think orgers need baby sitting. I trust you all to take this place with a grain of salt and a smirk. It's a web site, it's not life or death.

I post this so in the future if the Org Gods, should ordain me as the mod to review your requests you know what to expect from me.

Thanks for reading this

~ Sweeny



Co-sign highfive hug


Nik! Haven't seen you around in long time! hug rose
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Reply #50 posted 06/07/06 12:46pm

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Nikster said:

althom said:


mad

Reported!


Anx ain't a mod no more...so I'll do it...



BANNED! mad






.
[Edited 6/6/06 23:03pm]



hah!
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Reply #51 posted 06/07/06 2:04pm

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For what it's worth, Sweeny, I've always thought you do a great job here. smile

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Reply #52 posted 06/07/06 5:20pm

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Reply #53 posted 06/07/06 5:21pm

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CarrieMpls said:

For what it's worth, Sweeny, I've always thought you do a great job here. smile

hug



Thanks hon hug it means a lot. biggrin rose
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Reply #54 posted 06/07/06 9:05pm

Nikster

Sweeny79 said:

Nikster said:




Co-sign highfive hug


Nik! Haven't seen you around in long time! hug rose



I've been lurking ing biggrin
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Reply #55 posted 06/07/06 9:30pm

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Stax said:

Sweeny79 said:




hmm


biggrin mods do rock. nod

seriously tho, I never realized there was so much drama on the org. sure, there is the occasional public spat, but i didn't know it was that bad. i'm scared to hear what goes on behind the scenes. boxed maybe one day you will write a scandalous tell-all book (with a forward written by Anx). pray


lol

lol
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