[Livia]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

As for the whole report thing a while back, reporting doesn't grant the reporter immunity or result in an instant infraction for whoever got reported. Quite often, if I'm looking at a report, I'll see that both sides are in the wrong and infract both, or sometimes just the reporter if it's an invalid report and they've broken the rules in the thread themselves.

If you are going to report someone, make sure it's an actual valid reason beyond 'I don't like this person' and make sure you aren't breaking the rules either because we'll try to read as much as the thread as possible beyond the reported post to understand the situation and context better so we'll see any further rule breaks.

Of course, if you're involved in that heated discussion yourself, and have clearly taken a side, it's difficult for a mod to disengage from that and be impartial.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Livia

Of course, if you're involved in that heated discussion yourself, and have clearly taken a side, it's difficult for a mod to disengage from that and be impartial.

I think many would agree with you on that. It is clearly obvious from past threads that that is the case, not to mention sheer common sense.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Livia

Of course, if you're involved in that heated discussion yourself, and have clearly taken a side, it's difficult for a mod to disengage from that and be impartial.

I never mod threads in which I'm personally involved. I've always stated this in threads like these, I'm pretty sure I've told you this a fair few times.