Hey;
This isn't going to be some stupid rant about infractions, but I think some of the moderation is seriously crap especially in the Computers & Web Design section.
The moderators have no clue to the concept, the normal area without the sub-sections should be for the following:
HTML & CSS are morealess mandetory HTML is needed in 100% of webpages yet is consitently moved to the coding section, which is a bad move as HTML is a client-side based markup language and the coding section says client-side/server-side scripting languages.
- Design principles and discussion
- Rating and constructive critiques
- HTML / XHTML and CSS techniques and errors
I have no issues with PHP, ASP ECMAScript going in the coding section but HTML and CSS issues and coding is awful. Take This thread for example. He is offering to make your sites work properly and be cross-browser compatible with no scripting or serverside but client-side markup language HTML or it's higher up in standards XHTML and also CSS styling so the moderator is moving it against the sub-forums description.
The fact that he gave out an infraction for this is appauling as JoeComins is using the Web Design section to it's full correctness and if we continue to have to use the coding section to host discussions about HTML and CSS then that just rules out having that main section.
Also we have posts about forums which have nothing to do with Web Design in that section not being moved, and a thread on Piracy and illegal keygens which wasn't removed which I reported, yet the move threads which have liable reasons for being there into the wrong section.
Also the Computer Talk always seems to get Computer Problems which there is a seperate forum for, but whenever I report I either get PM's saying not to or just ignored so I have gave up on that.
I think hiring people whom actively participate in the Computer Section would highly benefit it, there are certain people with clean records and whom are already Habbox Staff.
I think this needs sorting.
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