The rest of us just see someone being punished for using an avatar that says "f*ck Jesus."
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I know a lot of chicks in EL Paso that have fucked Jesus. He was a good looking guy in high school.Metsfanmax wrote:Woodruff, you're the only one who sees this that way
The rest of us just see someone being punished for using an avatar that says "f*ck Jesus."

This is an odd ruling.king achilles wrote:Calidrmr's avatar is of a "giraffe" running and stumbling with the f*ck word. Owenshooter's avatar is of Jesus Christ with the f*ck word. These two are very different images. One is like a comedy thing while the other, I would even say, is the central figure of Christianity. How can we say that it is only a picture with an "f" word? If you want to carry a religious symbol as your avatar, I would advise that you take better care of it and avoid any hint of bashing it. If you belong to a different religion, a non-believer, an atheist, etc., try to respect one's religion then. The combination of the f*ck word and a picture of a religious symbol is simply inappropriate and it disrespects/ridicules what it represents. If you are protesting something, you are also flaming/baiting with this avatar. If you want to protest something, do it properly. If you really want to have that 'f' word on your avatar, replace it with a neutral, non-religious, or a non-flaming background instead. This current avatar is not acceptable.
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saxitoxin wrote:Serbia is a RUDE DUDE
may not be a PRUDE, but he's gotta 'TUDE
might not be LEWD, but he's gonna get BOOED
RUDE
Are you joking? This rule is as fair as can be. All he had to do was change his avatar, its not like he was banned.General Mojo wrote:Did anyone expect anything different? The mods on this website have been out of control for more than a year now and have all but killed the forums....I guess they all get off on the power trip, regardless of how nonsensical, inconsistent, and discriminatory their actions are. Its pretty pathetic if you ask me.

I worship Rerun, or B.I.G. (I can't tell who your avatar is) so please remove it.grifftron wrote:Are you joking? This rule is as fair as can be. All he had to do was change his avatar, its not like he was banned.General Mojo wrote:Did anyone expect anything different? The mods on this website have been out of control for more than a year now and have all but killed the forums....I guess they all get off on the power trip, regardless of how nonsensical, inconsistent, and discriminatory their actions are. Its pretty pathetic if you ask me.
-griff

Because you think all black people look alike, right? Someone start a new C&A thread, stat!jbrettlip wrote:I worship Rerun, or B.I.G. (I can't tell who your avatar is) so please remove it.

jbrettlip wrote:I worship Rerun, or B.I.G. (I can't tell who your avatar is) so please remove it.grifftron wrote:Are you joking? This rule is as fair as can be. All he had to do was change his avatar, its not like he was banned.General Mojo wrote:Did anyone expect anything different? The mods on this website have been out of control for more than a year now and have all but killed the forums....I guess they all get off on the power trip, regardless of how nonsensical, inconsistent, and discriminatory their actions are. Its pretty pathetic if you ask me.
-griff


lord voldemort wrote:yes mojo...us mods truly get off on the power trip of making owen change his avatar...really its why i get out of bed in the morning.

speak for yourself, clearly other posters in this thread do agree with Woody.Metsfanmax wrote:Woodruff, you're the only one who sees this that way
The rest of us just see someone being punished for using an avatar that says "f*ck Jesus."

Robinette wrote:Depends on what metric you use...Kaskavel wrote:Seriously. Who is the female conqueror of CC?
The coolest is squishyg
Well if would actually read my post you would realize i am referring not just to this ruling, but any number of the retarded, over-the-top censorship that you and your band of internet nerds have forced upon these forums. Its why the forums are utterly useless and not at all entertaining at this point.lord voldemort wrote:yes mojo...us mods truly get off on the power trip of making owen change his avatar...really its why i get out of bed in the morning.
So you're a mod and you think the mods are unfairly playing favorites?squishyg wrote:speak for yourself, clearly other posters in this thread do agree with Woody.Metsfanmax wrote:Woodruff, you're the only one who sees this that way
The rest of us just see someone being punished for using an avatar that says "f*ck Jesus."
um, neither did i... f*ck is not considered offensive and is allowed on certain peoples avatars, just not others. a mod on CC has f*ck on her avatar, but because it is considered comical, it is allowed (this is a new ruling that was added to the past ruling that f*ck on ANY avatar was not offensive). anyway, i changed to a far less offensive avatar, *cough*..-the black jesusgrifftron wrote:Nice try, I didn't have an offensive word across the Notorious B.I.G's face tho bro. Try again.
Thank you me no sucky sucky
-griff

Woodruff wrote: Unfortunately, this is the worst ruling possible. Not from the sense of it being an inaccurate ruling, but rather from the sense of non-prejudiciality. What I'm referring to here is that the moderators SHOULD be making every effort to ensure that they are not seen as "above the law" or treated differently by other moderators due to their position. Not that I don't say that they should be making every effort to ensure that they AREN'T above the law...rather I am speaking of perceptions here.
Unfortunately, this ruling does the opposite.
King achilles has made a perfectly reasonable recognition here that these are two different situations (between Calidmr's and owenshooter's avatars). As reasonable as that distinction is, this ruling still gives the startling impression that there are two different "classes" involved here...the haves and the have nots, if you will...the TeamCC and the not-TeamCC.
I am not arguing against the ruling, but rather the impression that the ruling gives. I do without question believe that there would be more value to the site if these two instances were treated equally (despite the differences in situation), simply so as to NOT give the impression that moderators are allowed to be above the law.
Remember, moderators...perception CAN CREATE reality. And unfortunately, this perception existed before this ruling came down. I relaly think the moderators should reconsider, on those grounds.

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Woodruff wrote: Unfortunately, this is the worst ruling possible. Not from the sense of it being an inaccurate ruling, but rather from the sense of non-prejudiciality. What I'm referring to here is that the moderators SHOULD be making every effort to ensure that they are not seen as "above the law" or treated differently by other moderators due to their position. Not that I don't say that they should be making every effort to ensure that they AREN'T above the law...rather I am speaking of perceptions here.
Unfortunately, this ruling does the opposite.
King achilles has made a perfectly reasonable recognition here that these are two different situations (between Calidmr's and owenshooter's avatars). As reasonable as that distinction is, this ruling still gives the startling impression that there are two different "classes" involved here...the haves and the have nots, if you will...the TeamCC and the not-TeamCC.
I am not arguing against the ruling, but rather the impression that the ruling gives. I do without question believe that there would be more value to the site if these two instances were treated equally (despite the differences in situation), simply so as to NOT give the impression that moderators are allowed to be above the law.
Remember, moderators...perception CAN CREATE reality. And unfortunately, this perception existed before this ruling came down. I relaly think the moderators should reconsider, on those grounds.![]()
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That doesn't really follow logically. I was in the military at a time when human rights abuses were being carried out. Should I have resigned in protest simply because I couldn't affect those instances, or should I remain in the military to hopefully show that those abuses were an example of the vast minority within the military rather than leaving the military TO those individuals to act as they please?Metsfanmax wrote:So you're a mod and you think the mods are unfairly playing favorites?squishyg wrote:speak for yourself, clearly other posters in this thread do agree with Woody.Metsfanmax wrote:Woodruff, you're the only one who sees this that way
The rest of us just see someone being punished for using an avatar that says "f*ck Jesus."
You should resign in protest. Anything else is not a legitimate response.
Since you presumably had nothing to do with the human rights abuses in question, it really didn't matter at all whether you stayed there or not.Woodruff wrote:That doesn't really follow logically. I was in the military at a time when human rights abuses were being carried out. Should I have resigned in protest simply because I couldn't affect those instances, or should I remain in the military to hopefully show that those abuses were an example of the vast minority within the military rather than leaving the military TO those individuals to act as they please?Metsfanmax wrote:So you're a mod and you think the mods are unfairly playing favorites?squishyg wrote:speak for yourself, clearly other posters in this thread do agree with Woody.Metsfanmax wrote:Woodruff, you're the only one who sees this that way
The rest of us just see someone being punished for using an avatar that says "f*ck Jesus."
You should resign in protest. Anything else is not a legitimate response.
I would suggest that if I were to leave for that reason, I would be doing both myself and the military a tremendous disservice. Once I'm gone, I can no longer do the right thing as a military member.
Nor does squishyg have anything to do with the moderator abuses, to my knowledge.Metsfanmax wrote:Since you presumably had nothing to do with the human rights abuses in question, it really didn't matter at all whether you stayed there or not.Woodruff wrote:That doesn't really follow logically. I was in the military at a time when human rights abuses were being carried out. Should I have resigned in protest simply because I couldn't affect those instances, or should I remain in the military to hopefully show that those abuses were an example of the vast minority within the military rather than leaving the military TO those individuals to act as they please?Metsfanmax wrote:So you're a mod and you think the mods are unfairly playing favorites?squishyg wrote:speak for yourself, clearly other posters in this thread do agree with Woody.Metsfanmax wrote:Woodruff, you're the only one who sees this that way
The rest of us just see someone being punished for using an avatar that says "f*ck Jesus."
You should resign in protest. Anything else is not a legitimate response.
I would suggest that if I were to leave for that reason, I would be doing both myself and the military a tremendous disservice. Once I'm gone, I can no longer do the right thing as a military member.
Still, she feels as though this is a concerted effort by "the mods" to play favorites among themselves. If you object on principle to something structural in your organization, how can you legitimately still claim to be a member of the organization?Woodruff wrote: Nor does squishyg have anything to do with the moderator abuses, to my knowledge.
You SIR, have gone to far!Woodruff wrote:Unfortunately, this is the worst ruling possible. Not from the sense of it being an inaccurate ruling, but rather from the sense of non-prejudiciality. What I'm referring to here is that the moderators SHOULD be making every effort to ensure that they are not seen as "above the law" or treated differently by other moderators due to their position. Not that I don't say that they should be making every effort to ensure that they AREN'T above the law...rather I am speaking of perceptions here.ronc8649 wrote:this is an odd ruling...
Unfortunately, this ruling does the opposite.
King achilles has made a perfectly reasonable recognition here that these are two different situations (between Calidmr's and owenshooter's avatars). As reasonable as that distinction is, this ruling still gives the startling impression that there are two different "classes" involved here...the haves and the have nots, if you will...the TeamCC and the not-TeamCC.
I am not arguing against the ruling, but rather the impression that the ruling gives. I do without question believe that there would be more value to the site if these two instances were treated equally (despite the differences in situation), simply so as to NOT give the impression that moderators are allowed to be above the law.
Remember, moderators...perception CAN CREATE reality. And unfortunately, this perception existed before this ruling came down. I relaly think the moderators should reconsider, on those grounds.