MasterIchiro wrote:yosemiteben wrote:MasterIchiro wrote:
I'm talking about Monk. The Kemba stuff was a **** show because it was constant. Fats, you don't like Monk but when a mod leads the charge against a player (as Slam did), it deteriorates and diminishes discourse. The frequency with which you bash Monk results in comments like the one above by Vanderbilt Grad. This isn't the year to annihilate a prospect.
The policy here is that all non-trolling opinions on players are welcome.
We don't scoreboard comments.
We're not going to rehash opinions shared five **** years ago.
Please move on.
My point stands on Monk. Mods moderate. They don't inflame and engulf a player with constant attack. Mods have a responsibility to the fans to model constructive criticism and healthy debate. Monk had his best game thus far yet Fats started in on him. Fresh off giving some of us hope by scoring 15, Vanderbilt says Monk sucks. I don't know what your policy is on singling out players, but I hope it doesn't happen with Fats and Monk. If you don't have a policy for it, I urge you to take greater care in moderation.
Two responses:
(1) I'm not super interested in your views on proper moderator posting habits. If you have concern that a mod is not fulfilling their duties, my suggestion is that you first
re-read the rules and then, if you still think a mod is violating a rule, you should (a) PM that mod, (b) PM all the mods, or (c) PM Howard and discuss the conduct that you feel is inappropriate. Alternatively, you obviously can just stop posting. If you do not choose to stop posting and don't want to address issues with the mod team via PM, that's fine, but backseat moderating / lecturing mods on their responsibilities is not something that will be tolerated.
(2) You asked what our policy is on singling out players. That policy is in the post you responded to. To be clear:
The policy here is that all non-trolling opinions on players are welcome. We don't scoreboard comments. We're not going to rehash old opinions shared years ago that are no longer held.