Would you like to be a part of shaping 6speed?
#31
03-27-2011, 01:36 PM
We lost a whole thread in American Muscle a week or so ago that most involved were enjoying.Just a thought -- Mods can not mod threads they post in and any time you argue in a thread do so w/o the mod hat. And mods should not be a clique, surest way to kill a forum. Too many mods spoil the broth.
Try that in real life sitting around a table at a restaurant after a nice group drive, "I don't like what you are saying, Fred I am the group-drive mod and I am going to reverse time to when I was happy" Yeah that would go over well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32C0eKRQVt8
#32
03-27-2011, 01:58 PM
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I'd like to see what this car looked like... https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...nsion-etc.html
Not because the OP did anything wrong, but because selling products sets a "bar" or "waterline" as to what products are worth....
Not because the OP did anything wrong, but because selling products sets a "bar" or "waterline" as to what products are worth....
#33
03-27-2011, 06:38 PM
We lost a whole thread in American Muscle a week or so ago that most involved were enjoying.Just a thought -- Mods can not mod threads they post in and any time you argue in a thread do so w/o the mod hat. And mods should not be a clique, surest way to kill a forum. Too many mods spoil the broth.
Try that in real life sitting around a table at a restaurant after a nice group drive, "I don't like what you are saying, Fred I am the group-drive mod and I am going to reverse time to when I was happy" Yeah that would go over well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32C0eKRQVt8
racerx,
I actually like your idea.
Anyone else?
Last edited by cjv; 03-27-2011 at 06:42 PM.
#34
04-03-2011, 10:16 AM
Over the years 6speed has grown and with this growth we have experienced growing pains. Sometimes we have made good decisions and sometimes the decisions have not been as good as we had hoped for.
Recently, we have experienced an issue where a member went back to a post after several months and changed and/or deleted the posts information.
We are now looking at changing the rules or proceedures where after a certain amount of time the poster will no longer have the ability to change their posts.
We recognize that posters, especially in the early stages of a post, need to have the ability to make changes and/or corrections.
We would like our members input as to how long of a time period we should allow before changes to posts can no longer be made.
In addition, if members have suggestions regarding changes or modifications to existing rules we would like to hear these suggestions.
Thanks for you help.
Recently, we have experienced an issue where a member went back to a post after several months and changed and/or deleted the posts information.
We are now looking at changing the rules or proceedures where after a certain amount of time the poster will no longer have the ability to change their posts.
We recognize that posters, especially in the early stages of a post, need to have the ability to make changes and/or corrections.
We would like our members input as to how long of a time period we should allow before changes to posts can no longer be made.
In addition, if members have suggestions regarding changes or modifications to existing rules we would like to hear these suggestions.
Thanks for you help.
#35
04-04-2011, 05:00 AM
We lost a whole thread in American Muscle a week or so ago that most involved were enjoying.Just a thought -- Mods can not mod threads they post in and any time you argue in a thread do so w/o the mod hat. And mods should not be a clique, surest way to kill a forum. Too many mods spoil the broth.
Try that in real life sitting around a table at a restaurant after a nice group drive, "I don't like what you are saying, Fred I am the group-drive mod and I am going to reverse time to when I was happy" Yeah that would go over well.
Count me in.
#36
04-04-2011, 09:41 PM
You should allow a regular 6SpeedOnline user to scroll thru NEW POST for ONLY his model car.
I would like to see ONLY the new post by 996 TT owners, but to see the newest most recent posts, I have to scroll through all Porsche makes and models; ie., 997 TT, 997, 996TT, 996, 911, 944, etc)
I would like to see ONLY the new post by 996 TT owners, but to see the newest most recent posts, I have to scroll through all Porsche makes and models; ie., 997 TT, 997, 996TT, 996, 911, 944, etc)
#37
04-04-2011, 10:49 PM
You should allow a regular 6SpeedOnline user to scroll thru NEW POST for ONLY his model car.
I would like to see ONLY the new post by 996 TT owners, but to see the newest most recent posts, I have to scroll through all Porsche makes and models; ie., 997 TT, 997, 996TT, 996, 911, 944, etc)
I would like to see ONLY the new post by 996 TT owners, but to see the newest most recent posts, I have to scroll through all Porsche makes and models; ie., 997 TT, 997, 996TT, 996, 911, 944, etc)
#38
04-05-2011, 10:16 AM
While this idea might sound good on paper, I don't see how this will be of any benefit when it is reduced to practice. When's the last time you've seen Mods duke it out on a thread? Of course they are a clique otherwise things would get out of control. They are all supportive of a common cause.
#39
04-05-2011, 11:28 AM
that is correct...we are all united in making this the best car forum around...however, we have some very divergent opinions on how to get there, which I think is healthy...we haven't chosen our mods to form a clique...we have chosen them for their knowledge and the respect they have for and the respect they receive from their fellow members...the idea that a mod should not moderate a thread they have posted in does not make sense to me. While I would agree that a mod shouldn't jump in where not needed or to try and shape opinions I don't believe we have any mods that do that....if there is a problem in a thread (being taken off topic or getting personal) they are here to moderate, whether they have participated in the thread or not....We have just had a discussion about how little we all post since becoming mods compared to before...if you see an instance where you think this is an issue please report it and we will address it...keep the suggestions coming...this is good stuff
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