In the 'things I don't fucking need' files...

[azurelunatic]

...how 'bout to come home and find that after an 11 hour day at work, note_to_cat is sniping at itself again? My position on this boils down in a fairly streamlined fashion:

• Hey, who resigned and appointed you moderator?


• I do not have the time or energy to waste sorting out a fight


• I am liable to nuke the first person who looks like they're about to start trouble when I am away from my comm


• Lack of a reply to a presumptuous and self-righteous missive does not mean "keep it up"


• I get especially pissed off when people take advantage of me being offline mostly to stir up shit


• if the problem has not gone away on its own as advertised, I am likely to make it go away without much untangling.

Comments

[sionainn.livejournal.com]

I did a bit of modding in there yesterday and have frozen some threads elsewhere.

I think the "troublemaker" is really just a matter of someone who got a bit overzealous but it was out of concern, not trolling.

My personal opinion.

[azurelunatic]

Overzealous Concerned Cat People annoy the fucking snot out of me, by this point.

[azurelunatic]

...It probably did not help that I got a private e-mail from the one dude about the continued pestering, followed up by the sad news that SENATOR MCCAIN VOTED AGAINST NET NEUTRALITY, DAMMIT!!!! and only several e-mails after that, the "I'm sorry, I'm leaving" e-mail.

The thing that got up my nose, though, was that the "troublemaker" e-mailed me privately stating concern, got no response either positive or negative, and then started in with hassle-and-then-delete comments.

[wibbble]

If required, I can assist with moderation? Timezones might help avoid offline gaps.

[azurelunatic]

In this case it is more a "computer in the shop" gap, which is no end of annoying.