Kyrusia wrote:Torrocca wrote:I mean, probably the best solution is mutually beneficial cooperation between the two divisions of the C/CLT threads that also keeps moderator intervention in the current Ram's Head at an absolute minimum, if my other suggested compromise isn't going to be considered.
Bingo (emphasis added, if that is not apparent).
Moderation is not unaware of the differences in play styles in one part of the C/CLT community versus another. This was taken into consideration to begin with, weighed by the workload of each Moderator. Look at it this way: "Do we create two Mod-sanctioned threads, then define who can post where, and end-up responding to players from each side of the community complaining about not wanting something in another thread, on top of rule policing both there and elsewhere, or do we we make one?"
I can imagine it is easy to see why we went with one, especially when weighed by the actual stated purpose of the thread...Kyrusia wrote:The purpose of this single, Mod-sanctioned thread is simple: this will provide players an avenue to demonstrate they are capable of coalescing as a community, are willing to engage in community policing ("Might want to tone that down a bit, Examplestan."), are unwilling to abide or tolerate rule-violating behavior, and are willing to report offending material. Players may file a Getting Help Request if they wish to maintain their confidentiality; please review the guide to making an effective GHR.
This was the stated intention from the beginning: to coalesce the community, to get everyone to view - regardless of their play style differences, variance in commitment, etc. - that it is not any one group's brand or play style that is under scrutiny, but the entirety of the thread type - a thread type that has already been placed on moratorium twice.
This is not an instance where the blame game will work. Moderation determined there are problems endemic to C/CLTs, regardless of the group of players, brand, or individual play style. That means if that community would like to have their threads back, they need to prove - as a community - they are willing to act as one in the defense of their preferred thread type. That means acknowledging, but setting aside differences and working together to find a solution - namely, ensuring rule-violations aren't permitted to go by without being reported and, further, adopting a mindset where, as a community, those who endorse "letting it slide" don't receive purchase in the community.
I don't subscribe to your fancy-schmancy vocabulary, Ky. /s
But, yeah, I probably could have done better by not being a silently whiny bitch myself earlier and not participating in the mosh pit. Will make an effortful... effort, to get things better.