Lancecastor
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Here's something intereresting from an administrative perspective some might want to discuss:
I started a satire thread recently about the Sticky which contained the same basic crap I've been whining about for ages....unfair, incomplete rules, arbitrary & biased heavy-handed moderation.....yada yada yada.
The thread sunk like a rock...because we're not interested.
Let the people decide, I say.
So....along comes Risia, closes the thread, posting the following:
I also got a PM saying basically the same thing.
Both messages say in effect that Lit is concerned I might incite someone to cause harm to a submissive by making light of the Online Predators article.
Having read that I thought "Ewww, no thanks." and went to edit my post in the now closed thread to remove the words Lit says are offensive and could cause legal liability for the Owners.
Guess what?
I can't edit that post....because the thread is closed.
Which begs the question.....who's the real rat bastard in this scenario?
Cool beans! Everything I've been whining about confirmed in one neat little swing of Risia's blade. You rock, babe.
Lance
I started a satire thread recently about the Sticky which contained the same basic crap I've been whining about for ages....unfair, incomplete rules, arbitrary & biased heavy-handed moderation.....yada yada yada.
The thread sunk like a rock...because we're not interested.
Let the people decide, I say.
So....along comes Risia, closes the thread, posting the following:
by RisiaThis is childish and inappropriate, and the reference to the "Online Predator" as a way to hook up implies threat, as it's an essay about recognizing abuse. I realize that someone will claim it's satire and so should be sacrosanct somehow. It's not. Suggesting that abuse and violence against submissives are appropriate dating etiquette is offensive in the extreme.
The intentional cooptation of actual Literotica administration format to advocate abuse could implicate the site (Literotica) legally in extreme circumstances. As such, this thread is closed.
RisiaSkye,
Forum Moderator
I also got a PM saying basically the same thing.
Both messages say in effect that Lit is concerned I might incite someone to cause harm to a submissive by making light of the Online Predators article.
Having read that I thought "Ewww, no thanks." and went to edit my post in the now closed thread to remove the words Lit says are offensive and could cause legal liability for the Owners.
Guess what?
I can't edit that post....because the thread is closed.
Which begs the question.....who's the real rat bastard in this scenario?
Cool beans! Everything I've been whining about confirmed in one neat little swing of Risia's blade. You rock, babe.
Lance