I demand a fair moderation in Talk Tennis forum of Tennis Warehouse.
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Northern
8 years ago
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Needless moderation, including deleting completely innocuous posts, is one of the most damaging things that can happen to any online community. Whatever new hire/intern has been deleting posts lately is damaging TTW.
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abmk
8 years ago
Moderation is essential, but its been a bit excessive off late. Even some harmless posts/banter have been deleted. Please re-consider.
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Federer and Del Potro
8 years ago
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After winning the battle of my life, I came back to my favorite forum to find posts deleted in droves for nonsensical reasons. Please, stop the madness.
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Meles
8 years ago
Please understand mods that any deletion or removal is very painful. Too much moderation and you'll kill the TTW forum; the greatest in tennis by far.
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Towser83
8 years ago
Seen comments deleted for just normal debate and other insulting comments left alone
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MasterZeb
8 years ago
Haven’t been around lately been definitely noticed an increase in mod activity this year. Harmless threads and posts being deleted for no valid reason.
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Clay Death
8 years ago
Rebel petitioners deleting my comment but keeping fraudqueens comment.
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Steve0904
8 years ago
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I respect the need for moderation because I really like posting on TTW and don't want it to turn into other forums like MTF, but it seems to me like the moderation on TTW has gone a little overboard and trigger happy these past few weeks. I know how hard it can be to moderate a whole forum or even a section of a forum because I've done it before, but please, a little understanding here. Things go harmlessly off topic all the time on TTW and knowing the difference between banter and a genuine attack is needed here.
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Dilexson K
8 years ago
What op said.
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Clay Death
8 years ago
Seek Help
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clayqueen
8 years ago
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vive le beau jeu is a prime example of a Rafa hater who exists only to post defamatory, nasty and negative comments about Nadal and not only has he/she has not been banned but the comments are not even deleted.. If a Rafa fan did this about anyone or Federer in particular, they would be banned.
It's time that TTW rules that ANY poster who accuses players of using PED will be automatically banned.
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sentinel
8 years ago
Please moderate in moderation.
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Tushar
8 years ago
Please stop deleting harmless/normal posts left down and right..
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TripleATeam
8 years ago
Taking down threads at random for no offenses and keeping up ludicrous ones is frankly getting ridiculous.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Just want some answers about this level of moderation.
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Druss
8 years ago
Bring back 90's Clay.
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tennis_pro
8 years ago
Wow this is my 5 minutes. I'd like to say thank you to my parents, I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for them. I'd like to say a special thank you to my followers and the 2 people who like me for who I am. Thank you to all of you who are reading this. Peace.
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Jeff
8 years ago
Unban The_18th_Slam
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Adam872007
8 years ago
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As an addendum to the below, I would like to see at least some semblance of balance and open-mindedness regarding moderation going forward. The forum has been treading a dangerous path in the last couple of months and I fear that TTW may lose some of its finest contributors if this suppression (and, dare I say, oppression) of harmless thoughts and feelings continues.
I demand a fair moderation in Talk Tennis forum of Tennis Warehouse.
Needless moderation, including deleting completely innocuous posts, is one of the most damaging things that can happen to any online community. Whatever new hire/intern has been deleting posts lately is damaging TTW.
Moderation is essential, but its been a bit excessive off late. Even some harmless posts/banter have been deleted. Please re-consider.
After winning the battle of my life, I came back to my favorite forum to find posts deleted in droves for nonsensical reasons. Please, stop the madness.
Please understand mods that any deletion or removal is very painful. Too much moderation and you'll kill the TTW forum; the greatest in tennis by far.
Seen comments deleted for just normal debate and other insulting comments left alone
Haven’t been around lately been definitely noticed an increase in mod activity this year. Harmless threads and posts being deleted for no valid reason.
Rebel petitioners deleting my comment but keeping fraudqueens comment.
I respect the need for moderation because I really like posting on TTW and don't want it to turn into other forums like MTF, but it seems to me like the moderation on TTW has gone a little overboard and trigger happy these past few weeks. I know how hard it can be to moderate a whole forum or even a section of a forum because I've done it before, but please, a little understanding here. Things go harmlessly off topic all the time on TTW and knowing the difference between banter and a genuine attack is needed here.
What op said.
Seek Help
vive le beau jeu is a prime example of a Rafa hater who exists only to post defamatory, nasty and negative comments about Nadal and not only has he/she has not been banned but the comments are not even deleted.. If a Rafa fan did this about anyone or Federer in particular, they would be banned. It's time that TTW rules that ANY poster who accuses players of using PED will be automatically banned.
Please moderate in moderation.
Please stop deleting harmless/normal posts left down and right..
Taking down threads at random for no offenses and keeping up ludicrous ones is frankly getting ridiculous.
Just want some answers about this level of moderation.
Bring back 90's Clay.
Wow this is my 5 minutes. I'd like to say thank you to my parents, I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for them. I'd like to say a special thank you to my followers and the 2 people who like me for who I am. Thank you to all of you who are reading this. Peace.
Unban The_18th_Slam
As an addendum to the below, I would like to see at least some semblance of balance and open-mindedness regarding moderation going forward. The forum has been treading a dangerous path in the last couple of months and I fear that TTW may lose some of its finest contributors if this suppression (and, dare I say, oppression) of harmless thoughts and feelings continues.