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Originally posted by mtn-man:

I see. To avoid the question you call me stupid. I would call that inappropriate as well sir.


 

Is that what I said? I respond to valid questions. Your "question" was b*llsh*t intended only to skew legitimate points.


Um, OK, I see. Your comments are not skewing legitimate points then. Uh huh. Your the one that called me obtuse. I put the definition in there for you.

 

mtn-man... admin brick mason

"approver of all trades" -- per Woodsters Outdoors

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Originally posted by Stunod:

Some wise words I read somewhere icon_wink.gif

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I challenge you all to take a week off from the forums and email between each other. I bet you can't do it. In a week you might see how trivial this all is.


Oh, I agree. I am too stupid to give a valid point anyway. Might not be a bad idea.

 

mtn-man... admin brick mason

"approver of all trades" -- per Woodsters Outdoors

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Originally posted by mtn-man:

Oh, I agree. I am too stupid to give a valid point anyway. Might not be a bad idea.


Why not give the sarcasm a break? You're an admin - start acting like one and lead by example. If the admins want the forum bickering to stop, they need to demonstrate how to do it, not perpetuate it by participating.

 

Sheesh.

 

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Perhaps if it was done without seemingly non-valid reasons being given and the post by an admin, it would have been easier for people to accept it being done. We too deserve to be treated with respect as fellow cachers and customers of this site, do we deserve any less? It would have been vastly better to just say that links to that site were not allowed, it would have been closer to the truth and that can't be a bad thing. Can it?

 

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In the words of the late Ricky Ricardo Ay yi yi yi yi!

 

Delay of game! It's a game!!! The games of Tag, Dodge Ball, and Ping Pong were not invented all in a day. Some things need to be ironed out over time, given a chance to see if they work or not and make adjustments. This game is still a baby and this site will grow, and continue to be managed by some great people. If you don't like it, adjust or there's the door. Good luck to you. But can we stop with the arguing?

 

(The first person who posts back that Ricky's real name is Desi Arnaz gets a piece of coal for Christmas!)

 

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It was just a matter of time

 

Oh well.

 

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Originally posted by Team GPSaxophone:

From http://ubbx.Groundspeak.com/6/ubb.x?q=Y&a=tpc&s=5726007311&f=4016058331&m=54160729&p=2:

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Originally posted by CacheMonkeez:

How much longer do you think gc.com is going to take this flaunting of stats?


I guess this topic answers that question!

 

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Originally posted by Keystone Approver:

Cruzin, consider changing your signature tagline


The truth is an absolute defense. The American Heritage Dictionary defines overbearing as "Domineering in manner; arrogant". The removal of all images because of one website being linked to fits that definition to a tee.

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the admins might respect what you have to say.

Respect it or don't - I really don't care. What mtn-man was doing was perpetuating the problem, plain and simple. If TPTB don't want to see that type of activity in the forums, they should refrain from doing it themselves. I don't think you'll find anyone that disagrees with that, so maybe you can respect a consenting cacher's opinion instead of mine.

 

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You're a geocacher. Start acting like one and show some respect for fellow geocachers.

As geocachers, I do respect the admins. As admins, they often do things that I disagree with. My comment wasn't disrespectful. I was pointing out that mtn-man was behaving inappropriately much the same way that the admins point it out when one of us peasants is doing it.

 

Look, I know that the admins do a lot and get little in return. There's a reason I never volunteered for the job... They take a lot of heat, but that's part of the job. The forum admins are the "public face of geocaching.com" to the cachers in the forums and as such are the representatives of the Groundspeak, Inc. when posting. When an admin goes off like mtn-man did, it says a lot more about the site and it's operators than a hundred threads of customer complaints. If TPTB want to be treated like professionals and have their actions and decisions respected, they need to act like it.

 

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My response is that this site is like cable porn. If you don't agree with it or don't want to see it TURN IT OFF!!! Walk away and forget it.

Don't brow beat each other over trivial stuff.

 

Remember, opinons are like buttholes, everyone has one and every now and then both stink. But it is (and they are entitled to)THEIR OPINION!!!

 

Let's try to be adults, OK!

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Originally posted by Team GPSaxophone:

Cruzin, your sig line was funny on the first few pages of this discussion, but now it's old. Even I gave up on pasting the images from my old sig line in after page 5. It's time to move on.


 

NO! NEVER! THEY WILL RUE THE DAY! icon_biggrin.gif

 

But seriously, I was going to change it last night before I read KA's message. While KA was civil in their response, it still bothered me that the point of my post was ignored and instead, I was insulted. That bought them another day of my .sig.

 

The thread has quieted down, but my disgust with why the images were removed remains steadfast. The admins continue to do things that the majority of cachers who voice their opinions disagree with. Like virtuals, locationless, stats, etc., something that the customers want is being ignored. I expect this trend to continue until a serious competitor arrives on the scene.

 

I guess some things never change...

 

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Hey Jeremy & Co Admin. As just a innocent Geocacher who really enjoyed the game until all these controversies and bureaucratic control issues started, I am frankly turned off by your latest interventions. What gives you the right to "moderate" geocaching discussions? This is a community of geocachers communicating, not your personal dictatorships as to who can can say what.

 

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What gives you the right to "moderate" geocaching discussions

I, for one, approve of the moderation. I don't agree with all the decisions, and I would like to see a little more "We're listening and we have a plan, but this and that are more pressing..." But without moderation you end up with a mish-mash of threads that wander all over and have nothing to do with the original post...um...kind of like...ah...this post. Sorry--will get back on topic.

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In terms of the original topic that the img tags are no longer allowed, I agree. They are simply a distraction to reading the posts. I have no stance about the whole stats issue which seems to have dominated this thread. If the stats themselves are your thing you can still include them as text. Completely eliminating the images without first trying a compromise on the size and annoyance factor was a bit harsh, but it's not the end of the world. I think the "bandwidth/page loading times" argument was a red herring. Bottom line, I don't miss them, but it could have been handled better with some more open communication.

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