Ineva wrote:Dengist China wrote:if something is breaking rules, and I note that it is,
Except it is not, nor have you provided any evidence that the thread in question is deliberately and/or routinely breaking site rules.but I also want something that is currently against the rules...
This further fails to answer one of my enquiries regarding your intentions with this stealth report--though, at this point, one can hardly argue that this report is at all stealthy:Why object to a TET-like thread in the Moderation sub-forum--even though the thread in question does not resemble it much at all--if your motive all along was to actually support the existence of TET-like threads?maybe I might want what's going on in NS Cliches to be actually sanctioned by the mods and not be squashed.
So, again, this thread you've created never really was intended to foster meaningful discussion, it was simply a thinly veiled attempt at getting N.S. Clichés to be subverted and overly regulated for reasons from which you continue to distract. I'll, again, quote myself regarding something you've failed to address in your "one simple response":There'd only be one of two things to discuss: (1) the thread's closure, or (2) a complete frame-shift of the thread that would only maintain it in name only. No person who does not want to see this thread's demise would bring up it to Moderation and call it a "duplicate thread of TET", without the intent of making it mod-sanctioned, locked, red-texted, or some combination of the aforementioned.
This brings me to my final enquiry for you, which I doubt you'll bother answering in a manner of good faith: Do you have any intention with your thread that doesn't solely under-mine the N.S. Clichés thread? Because actively reporting the N.S. Clichés for conduct you supposedly want permitted comes off as extremely counter-intuitive. It's almost as though you don't actually crave TET duplicate discussion threads to spring up, instead simply needing an excuse to label N.S. Clichés as one such thread so that moderators would act on it.
Or, as I've repeated several times, that maybe I think that rules should be changed to allow Cliches in its current form.









