Yeah. General chat is tough. I do like post game threads though, quite a bit.No dedicated chat for the women's game vs. Temple? General chat room is a mess. Are we sure this is the way to go?
How often will this happen?Clearly unless a specific game chat room is created and the men play at the same time this will not work!
Well it won't happen once the NCAA tournaments start.How often will this happen?
Fingers crossed.Well it won't happen once the NCAA tournaments start.
I'm still a bit confused as to what the problem was. OK people post some things in the heat of the moment. So what? That's literally 99.999999999% of the internet. If people don't like that then they can go back to 1955 when there was no internet. Every WCBB board in America has game threads. Except this one. Maybe I don't see all the posts, but it feels like the mods created a problem for the sake of solving it. I work with people like that. They have ridiculous expectations of people to do things exactly their way and if they don't then it's a problem that they try to "fix."Like others, I gave the chat room a fair try. It has some benefits, but on the whole, I would prefer that the game thread be re-tried. If people can’t behave, then ban or suspend them.
People are losing their sanity over randos posting things on the internet about a basketball game which is essentially a show/entertainment?I’m not a fan of the chat room. Much prefer the old thread approach. Yes it had some bad comments...but I just ignored them. That being said, the angst that Nan was going thru was painful. I’d like her to be able to keep her sanity.
it feels like the mods created a problem for the sake of solving it. I work with people like that. They have ridiculous expectations of people to do things exactly their way and if they don't then it's a problem that they try to "fix."[/QUOTE said:I don't think those judgments about the motives and intentions of the mods are fair to them. Day in, day out, they seem anything but self-serving, while trying to encourage posters to stay within civil boundaries.