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In reply to the discussion: I think the new rules will have unintended consequences... [View all]seabeckind
(1,957 posts)91. It's not a formal process
just a posting from someone who suggests you're over the line and quotes or sends you the rules.
It's a lot like someone in your neighborhood association telling you you shouldn't have left your car in the driveway
and then attaches a copy of the bylaws.
In the case of the forum you can try to explain yourself but you're taking a big, big chance. Best to just shake your head and walk away. IOW, the wrong choice of words on your part was upsetting to someone.
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I don't know about that. Yesterday, I participated on no less than three juries.
BlueCaliDem
Jun 2016
#111
Oh ok. I know discussionist. I just didn't realize DI was short for that. Thank you
AgadorSparticus
Jun 2016
#88
Actually DI is not everything goes, the cons over there are as thin skinned as Trump. nt
Rex
Jun 2016
#18
This site isn't for "opposing sides". You can always do that on some other website.
Lil Missy
Jun 2016
#26
What I have found is that you talk about most anything. It's really HOW you say it.
AgadorSparticus
Jun 2016
#74
Some percentage of the DU population isn't here for debate or new information...
TipTok
Jun 2016
#84
On which note, is it me, or are jury results not reported back to jurors anymore?
villager
Jun 2016
#7
Thanks. So I guess people with 0-7 verdicts "agin' 'em," who get the time outs...
villager
Jun 2016
#16
I think that would be very hard to do since you don't kno what forum/group it was posted in, nor
hlthe2b
Jun 2016
#29
I suspect the issue is that sometimes a juror response was far more ugly than the post in question.
HuckleB
Jun 2016
#129
Yes, there are workarounds, but especially with these more fine-tuned iterations of voting....
villager
Jun 2016
#136
Because people kept posting the results leading to more meta discussion? n/t
PoliticAverse
Jun 2016
#13
I still say we should have the right to complain about Dem politicians without worry that
vkkv
Jun 2016
#30
Most Republican trolls that come here don't promote Republicans either. Their aim...
Moonwalk
Jun 2016
#34
Really? "a lot of rerecent posts"?? I'm here all of the time since I work out of my house and I have
vkkv
Jun 2016
#37
Maybe. They may also turn DU into an echo chamber where important truths are muzzled because
Gene Debs
Jun 2016
#42
Remember how many jury notifications were being re-posted verbatim in threads?
emulatorloo
Jun 2016
#81