I have the right to say and defend myself when someone answers beside what I say. Nothing personal.


You took a detail, a possible application of my idea and which you misinterpreted (helping mods does not mean closing topics).
And unfortunately two other people followed you I wonder what reasoning they had.

If I tell you "A" and you answer "B" by saying that "B" is close to A well I would tell you that you are off topic.
I'm not accusing you of anything Josha, I usually speak in relation to the previous answers.

I am well aware that topics are often left open but many are also closed.
I'm not saying again we have to do it but that it may provide an element to help mods, nothing more.

Others may respond on their own.
I explain it pretty clearly and it's easy to see that the opinions above are not specifically about what I'm proposing but about things around my idea. I can't help it, I don't write for them.

Again, I'm not saying you don't know the sections you are moderating. But if the argument is to say, I'm moderating this section so I'm right, then there is a problem.

Moderating a section doesn't mean being right on any idea.

If there is a personal issue with me or if we misunderstood each other, you can send me a private message.

Regards

This post was edited by Archive on Mar 4 2021 05:54pm

Sorry bud, voting no on this one.
The current system in place is effective as is. While adding additional functionality for the user is ideal the majority of the time, there are instances where the added features can create confusion, especially for newer members.

I understand dude.

This suggestion can be closed or abandoned.

I'm done with it.

Voting yes

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Voting yes

Well okay. Leave me out of it


What if someone in general help could pick a general help topic focus before posting in general help. Then someone could track specific general help topic focuses thus providing a quicker and better focus for a variety of the community to be involved in.

Voted no