--- Phil Edwards <biotypical@hotmail.com> wrote: > It all depends on how public friendly we want the site to > be. I'm staff on > a couple sites that are fairly intolerant of > offensive/flammable material > when compared to a place like APD. Usually a post will > be "edited for > content" and the public is asked to keep things on the up > and up for the > duration of that thread's discussion. If you edit, then you are liable for the content, whether you agreee with what the content says or not. > If the user is > habitually problematic > they'll be booted. That stands to reason, if they are hawking wares or libeling someone or talking nasty. > Two of the sites have an archive for > pre-edit copies of > the offending posts as a butt-cover. That sounds liek a good idea. > > I'm personally in favor of strong moderatorship and a PG > rated code of > behavior. Aquariums are a family friendly hobby and we > should keep our site > that way. One thing I would like to avoid on our site > that I see on a lot > of others is a sub-forum specific moderator(s). We would > be better off > having a contingent of global moderators that take care > of the whole site. More than one seems right, but the policy has to be consistent. So it seems to me that someone has to exercise some oversight. sh _______________________________________________ AGA-mcm mailing list AGA-mcm@thekrib.com http://lists.thekrib.com/mailman/listinfo/aga-mcm