PERB In Need of Banner

Where are the MODS???

Status
Not open for further replies.
Aug 16, 2006
977
10
0
This should be a concern for every SP and Perbite.

Personal info was posted on this forum today early afternoon. I PM'd BC Mod and Moderator 1 asking for it to be removed.

It has been over 9 hours and nothing has been done and I've received no response.

There is no question that the poster who posted personal info should be banned temporarily or even permanantly for 'outing' someone and the info should be deleted...but where are the MODS???

I have just sent an email to Fred as well but I am so alarmed at this inaction I had to post. Before you poo-poo this, ask yourself how you would feel if your personal info was posted on this forum and your requests to have it removed produced no result in over 9 hours? This isn't even taking into account that I pay to advertise here. This situation would upset ANYONE.
 
Aug 16, 2006
977
10
0
Try to email Moderator-1. He's usually on top of things here...
Good luck hun!!!
xoxo
N
I PM'd Moderator-1 early this afternoon. Still nothing. The poster is actually sending me nasty PM's taunting me, which I've also forwarded to Moderator-1. Still waiting.

Again, how would you feel, as an SP or a 'John' if your personal info was posted on Perb and your requests to have it removed resulted in nothing for over 9 hours...? Pretty unacceptable 'moderating'.
 
Last edited:

CODe333

New member
Apr 14, 2008
159
0
0
Vancouver area
Are the Mods responsible for trackstar editing your first name out of the DATY post around 7 pm? If not the question still stands as to why they have taken no action. Perhaps trackstar came to his senses and removed it of his own accord. Hopefully he will also apologize and take his lumps. His rationale for posting it in the first place doesn't wash and it shouldn't take comments from anyone else for him to realize how unacceptable his action was. Paid advertiser or not no one should have to stand by and watch their personal info posted.
 

trackstar

Swollen Member
Jun 26, 2004
2,505
17
38
Are the Mods responsible for trackstar editing your first name out of the DATY post around 7 pm? If not the question still stands as to why they have taken no action. Perhaps trackstar came to his senses and removed it of his own accord. Hopefully he will also apologize and take his lumps. His rationale for posting it in the first place doesn't wash and it shouldn't take comments from anyone else for him to realize how unacceptable his action was. Paid advertiser or not no one should have to stand by and watch their personal info posted.
Quit being a shit disturber and making a big deal out of nothing. The post has been changed, the world is still turning, blah, blah, blah :rolleyes:
 
Aug 16, 2006
977
10
0
Oh, and as far as even 'editing' the info from the other thread, the comments about 'the comment' were left, including the insults to other Perb members so anyone who missed it in the 13 hours it took to delete it could PM the poster and ask him all about me or figure some things out based on what's left there.

Very poor editing job as well.

I'm feeling great about my advertising dollars here on Perb right now.
 
Last edited:

CODe333

New member
Apr 14, 2008
159
0
0
Vancouver area
My post makes it clear where I stand. I encourage others to speak their minds on this issue as it seems to me more PERBites and SPs ought to be concerned about personal info being posted under any circumstances. If there are issues between SPs, pooners and / or Mods it seems the one thing that ought to be off the table as a strategy during those exchanges, no matter how acrimonious, it is the posting of personal info of any sort. It's legitimate for PERBites to protest in situations where they feel that SPs are using the Lounge to sell their services, but posting personal info isn't the way to go about it IMO. Those who hold a contrary opinion are entitled to make their case, but still need to think about how they would feel if their info was posted. I do appreciate how difficult a job the Mods have, but allowing personal info to be posted without consent sets a bad precedent.
 

Aeiyah

Square peg
Jul 12, 2004
997
1
38
Vancouver
Nothing can ever condone posting of any personal information without that individual's consent. I agree with Code's comments

His rationale for posting it in the first place doesn't wash and it shouldn't take comments from anyone else for him to realize how unacceptable his action was.
It's obvious from his subsequent comments that the individual who posted the personal information is unapologetic.
 

Moderator-1

New member
May 3, 2008
502
5
0
Modsilvania
thread closed

While it may seem like I'm either taking the side of an inappropriate member poster or against a valued member s/p, that is not at all the case. There is more to this matter than what is being posted.

Please remember the adage: every dog has their day... Now let's move on.

Thread closed.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Vancouver Escorts