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In reply to the discussion: You know what would stop the alert abuse in its tracks? [View all]Hotler
(13,747 posts)78. People having thicker skin????????
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Then he had the wrong mods. I dont know the answer, what I do know is i have had many
randys1
Dec 2015
#15
DU has a unique position of stating they dont want rightwingers. Where I came from we didnt do that
randys1
Dec 2015
#31
THIS. The jury system here is brain damaged. Bring back real moderators. n/t
backscatter712
Dec 2015
#34
a mandatory explanation would make no difference - unless it made it worse
muriel_volestrangler
Dec 2015
#56
Explanation with a (for instance) 100 character minimum. No just "I agree" or "me too."
Gidney N Cloyd
Dec 2015
#71
Point taken but I'd hope they could filter for something like that if it came up often.
Gidney N Cloyd
Dec 2015
#77
2 alerts from the same alerter per day /// 5 alerts from the same alerter per week.
BlueJazz
Dec 2015
#19
Didn't know that. I thought the powers that be checked the IP address for duplicates.
BlueJazz
Dec 2015
#58
Something like that plus a max # of times an alerter can alert on the same poster per month.
Gidney N Cloyd
Dec 2015
#76
I wish that when a post gets alerted on, the jury actually looked only at the offending post not who
demtenjeep
Dec 2015
#21
Simple answer is always vote "Leave it" if the alert isn't signed. Own the alert of lose the jury...
ileus
Dec 2015
#33
The jury should have a button to alert on the alerter for alerting on a post that's not alertible.
Spitfire of ATJ
Dec 2015
#44
I just try and stay out of the whole thing. I have no patience for it, so I am no help at all...
CTyankee
Dec 2015
#46
No. It would spawn revenge alerts, turn into meta with threads about the alerter
neverforget
Dec 2015
#66