Gray Posted September 21, 2015 Posted September 21, 2015 Ok, please note that my comment was a quote from a mod-Scott is attacking me inappropriately and I would like you to enforce the rules fairly. how can I be removed from a thread for stating exactly what your policy is and asking Scott to follow it? if you remove me I assume you will remove Scott also, assuming you really do follow your rules of inviting nonLDS to participate and be treated respectfully. It's also against the rules to "board nanny" - which means you're supposed to report an offending post rather than to ask someone directly to follow the rules. *ducks impending thread ban hammer*
cynth Posted September 21, 2015 Posted September 21, 2015 It's also against the rules to "board nanny" - which means you're supposed to report an offending post rather than to ask someone directly to follow the rules. *ducks impending thread ban hammer*Got it, thank you, i'll do that. I would just like to see the rules applied evenly and fairly. otherwise, it's clear who the 'rules' are for. 1
cynth Posted September 21, 2015 Posted September 21, 2015 Got it, thank you, i'll do that. I would just like to see the rules applied evenly and fairly. otherwise, it's clear who the 'rules' are for.My complaint has been reported, as per the rules, thank you for the advice.
Russell C McGregor Posted September 22, 2015 Posted September 22, 2015 As an example, I could point out that "Regional", in the thread topic, is mispelled, but correcting someone's grammar and spelling seems condescending, rude, and doesn't really add to the discussion. (I sure hope my commas were all placed properly- If not I'll eagerly await Scott's correction)Once or twice isn't a huge deal but Scott seems to think he's the grammar prophesor of MDDB. Again, condescending and rude. Prophesor?
Russell C McGregor Posted September 22, 2015 Posted September 22, 2015 Emphasizing sincerity over the question is an enormous mistake that happens way too often and is okayed way too much in the Church. Sincerity should never be emphasized, not at all. Perhaps in very extreme cases it is appropriate to bring up sincerity. But, that is more rare than finding an active Mormon in a random sampling of people on this earth. Answers and discussion need not involve the intents of another. That is weakness all around. If you have a good answer, a thoughtful approach it should matter not at all if the question was asked insincerely, because in talking about it, the important matters are uncovered. To change the subject from the topic raised to questioning the person is just dishonorable, in my view. Touches a raw nerve, does it?
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