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Dispute Resolution Forum

Scofflaw · 2010-09-24 13:10:27

I have to say that I think the new Dispute Resolution Forum is something of a backwards step for proper dispute resolution. It's more "transparent", certainly, but the open nature of the forum means that disputes are more likely to be disputes than resolutions. If a user has a problem with a moderator action, they can PM…

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#32 11-02-2014 10:58am
old_aussie

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I love this forum.

It polarises the readers and creates high expectations.

Sometimes it's like Judge Judy, and other times its like gang warfare.

This is my thought.....(which probably counts for jack sh*t)

We should put the result of the resolution to a vote by the posters (and only those posters involved)in the affected forum.

O and O, back to more B & B's

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#33 11-02-2014 11:10am
Penn

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old_aussie wrote: »

We should put the result of the resolution to a vote by the posters (and only those posters involved)in the affected forum.

No. Just... no.

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#34 11-02-2014 11:21am
Dades

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Perhaps those who lose DRs should fight in a battle of grammar once a year to keep their accounts.

It shall be called The User Games, and only one will survive. :pac:

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