@takemehomegrandma
Eh, massively overreact much?
No not really, it's not a big thing at all. Just trying to figure out the ways of the "new" amiga.org here ("post-Wayne"). We have one moderator taking some cleaning moderation actions by funneling multiple threads into one single, just to have another mod (the site onwer even?) happily disregarding this by starting yet another thread about the same subject. There is no reason to why
"AW.net is up again" couldn't be at the end of a
"AW.net is down" thread. It would even make sense, for history consistency.
I'm merely trying to understand how the rules are changing, which is becoming more and more difficult. Not long ago, the bigger part of a multi-page thread was completely wiped out by a moderator here, for no reason, without any warning, and to many people's great surprise. Moderation is always kind of precedent-setting, and the increasing ad-hoc moderation we have been experiencing "post-Wayne" is making it tougher and tougher to grasp what's OK and what is not.
The conclusion I have drawn about *this* subject:
Question: "Is it OK to start multiple threads about the same subject at amiga.org?"
Previous answer: "No. If a thread about the subject is already active, use that instead!"
Current answer: "It depends..." (I guess 'Question 1b' would be: "depends on *what* exactly?")
The fact that a moderator from AW.net expressed his opinions that double standards in moderation is OK if "the right" subject is being discussed, is hardly surprising. That was kind of expected after all, and was more of a side-note really.
