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8. I still remember my first hidden reply, many years ago when we had moderators.

Wed Apr 22, 2015, 11:16 PM

Apr 2015

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Then I became a moderator, stayed one until DU replaced us with anonymous jurors.

Anyone, even a troll, can be a juror and it's anonymous. Anyone who pays $5 for star membership might be on your jury.

Anyway, jurors will hate on members with low post counts, and if they say something unkind to a friend.

They might vote without reading the context, and just assume you were calling another member stupid when you weren't.

I can't explain why they do that, but I know it was more consistent and less mean when we just had moderators.

Stick around, it's a nice place, check out all the special interest pages, computers, photography, or just joke around in the Lounge.

We aren't always so serious!

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Are blocked members able to alert in a group? Are blacklist jurors able to alert on your posts? [View all] NYC_SKP Apr 2015 OP

I think the answer to both of your questions is ... yes. In_The_Wind Apr 2015 #1

Hi In_The_Wind.... NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #2

Groups can block as many people as they wish, but posts therein are still subject to the DU SOP. n/t lumberjack_jeff Apr 2015 #3

You might misunderstand the problem here. SOP violations are for hosts, CS are for juries. NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #5

Thanks, I meant to type TOS rather than SOP. lumberjack_jeff Apr 2015 #6

Hi NYC_SKP In_The_Wind Apr 2015 #4

Hi Skip Joe Worker Apr 2015 #7

I still remember my first hidden reply, many years ago when we had moderators. NYC_SKP Apr 2015 #8

Links to explanations of jury duty on DU: Make7 Apr 2015 #9

Thanks for Joe Worker Apr 2015 #10