Removal or editing of staff rule breaking issue

[Kardan]

Were not talking about Him lol this is something else!

Oh, did I get the wrong thread? Yeah, total wrong thread

Ok, my views on this...

Super MODs should be able to move/edit staffs posts, it seems right to me... Of course if managers could move/edit their departments posts this would add pressure for the department leaders to moderate their teams posts rather than doing their job... So only Super MODs and above should get the power to do so...

[Pix]

yeh, your talkin bout the mod that got banned for posting on a closed thread! forgot his name

[Catzsy]

Oh, did I get the wrong thread?

Yes. ROFL! but the good news is that he is unbanned

[jrh2002]

We have a thread dump to move normal or VIP user threads not Staff,

Whos we? it was said s/mods move staff rule breaking THREADS and then return them when dealt with not normal mods move them.

The whole moving staff posts from the public would mess threads up completely and well it would mean staff get thier posts moved from the public so other users couldnt reply or see that staff do actually break the rules.

THREADS not posts and you think its a good idea for staff rule breaks to be in public for 3 days? you should be setting an example and after a post is edited and the staff member in question told about it they should not do it again.

I agree Super Moderators should be able to infract normal staff only.

I agree with that :eusa_danc

Honestly you need to watch what your saying here. Your spelling, well lets not go there.
Its not about you. :rolleyes:

No need to criticise people for their spelling and grammar. If you can understand it whats the issue? whos to say hes not got a dyslexic? could just be being lazy but without the facts its not right to pick people up on it.


I laugh at people quoting the rules to Catzsy because I think she knows them inside out. Anyway keep digging.

Yes, if someone makes a 'mistake' that in no way could have been a mistake, and could have been prevented then action should be taken. Firing the staff member yes, but giving them a perm ban is over the top in my opinion.

They should lose their chance to be on the habbox staff team, but to deny them access to the forum what-so-ever is a bit over the top. Of course I don't know why he was fired but to be honest if it was a mistake with his moderating I can't see why he should be banned for it? (Unless of course he caused havoc in the announcements forum - That would be classic )

Minty's thread was moved to complaints

[Pix]

So the next question is? Are Mods gna hve enough power to close/move normal staffs threads?

[jrh2002]

So the next question is? Are Mods gna hve enough power to close/move normal staffs threads?

I think something will be done but who knows theres never alot of change and then when something is finally changed and it doesnt work it seems some people are to scared to admit a mistake and change things back.

[Pix]

the thing im amazed about is, weve been talkin bout this since the mornin and Mad or sumone hasnt actually sed enyfin bout it. atleast inform us of whats gna happen :S

[Slowpoke]

the thing im amazed about is, weve been talkin bout this since the mornin and Mad or sumone hasnt actually sed enyfin bout it. atleast inform us of whats gna happen :S

they will debate it for a few days. if they were to actually let this rule drop then it would be a big change for habbox. it's been like this since i first signed up back in 05, i believe. i do like this idea although i think it should only be SMods+ that are allowed.

[Pix]

yeh agreed, btw nice to see you back!

[MissAlice]

There's a difference in mixing up their/there/the're then spelling words wrong.

Yes but i was saying if a staff member ever made a rude post and if we was given this "power" to move threads and posts. A example was that it would make threads look odd with staff posts being moved, and as said why should staff be given extra treatment to hide the rule breaking?

And they're

Forum Moderators shouldn't be given that permission, well not in my opinion. But SMods maybe should.

http://www.habboxforum.com/showpost....22&postcount=9

So much for this staff & users being the same. :rolleyes: And im unsure where you got this "attack at staff" as i dont see it as that i agree that the staff editing posts should be changed considering how active the moderation staff are specially the Super Moderators they should be allowed too. Either that or Managers have "super moderation" powers so they can edit the staff posts for staff they manage.?

I will say it again "It's not an attack at staff". So why you are rolling your eyes is a little odd. Please don't try and read things that aren't there.