Why are some threads locked while others remain free?
I understand the principle. If the thread is offensive or things are getting out of hand it’s locked. I’m puzzled by the idea that if a MOD decides a thread is pointless they lock it.
Yes this is a pointed thread.
I once celebrated a historic football result by posting the score. Yes tiny Southend United beat the mighty Manchester United (Wayne Rooney and all). It was quite rightly locked. It was a pointless thread about sport and I only did it in a wave of euphoria.
I notice now there is a thread about a football transfer that remains open and unlocked.
Can anyone explain the logic?
I have always wondered if threads that have been locked can have the abusive bits taken out and then reopened. As I have seen threads get locked in this way not because of the subject matter just that a couple of people have got into a personal assault against each other.
Maybe a mod could answer this question!
Why can't these threads by edited by you.
The culprits warned privately and then reopened?
I understand that some threads have to be locked for various reasons, I often read the locked threads but what anoys me is when I thread is locked by 1 MOD then another MOD can post after it, which lets them have their say and puts a stop to others having theirs
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There is no logic. Mods will be mods.
oooppps sorry posted 3 times, it kept saying error in posting
I have a loose thread at present...pleaselock it for me!
I'm in danger of my arse falling out of my jeans.
& I have shopping to do
lp
I saw mention above that a thread should be locked if it were considered pointless... but then... when is a thread pointless?
I've seen many a thread start from very a simple and light post, and become the funniest, most thought provoking or suprising threads you could imagine.
a thought:
the site is, and should be moderated to ensure the AUP is adhered to, but do the Moderators have to take an editorial role?
Cannot the content of site threads be self moderated by the fora-peers?
If we like like a thread, we join in... If we don't... well... we don't.
lp