What changes should we make to the forum rules?

[Nick]

So are these changes going to be made now or in 2017

Maybe (A)GM's / FM can go through and recap and go from there?

[xxMATTGxx]

So are these changes going to be made now or in 2017

Maybe (A)GM's / FM can go through and recap and go from there?

Will be happening in 2015 - One step at a time. We haven't specifically replied to any points as we wanted to have an open mind without someone coming in and saying no straight away to any of the suggestions already. We'll be discussing them this week for sure and maybe we'll see changes either at the weekend or before the end of the next one.

[Nick]

okay sounds good

[FlyingJesus]

A13. Thou shalt have no other gods before FlyingJesus

[Nick]

A13. Thou shalt have no other gods before FlyingJesus

why

[-:Undertaker:-]

No changes are really needed, the direction of travel for forum rulings in the last 5 or so years has been in the right way and more flexible.

I say keep on that path and we likely will with the forum average age growing older.

[Nick]

No changes are really needed, the direction of travel for forum rulings in the last 5 or so years has been in the right way and more flexible.

I say keep on that path and we likely will with the forum average age growing older.

What do you mean they've been more flexible. Do you mean moderators bending the rules ????

[-:Undertaker:-]

What do you mean they've been more flexible. Do you mean moderators bending the rules ????

I mean in that more common sense has been applied on a case by case basis. In other words, whilst something may technically be against the rules or could warrant action, moderators haven't taken action because they've looked at the context of the incident. Much better than it used to be which was "those r da rules sworri *bans*".

[Nick]

I mean in that more common sense has been applied on a case by case basis. In other words, whilst something may technically be against the rules or could warrant action, moderators haven't taken action because they've looked at the context of the incident. Much better than it used to be which was "those r da rules sworri *bans*".

Oh yeah I agree. I like to joke around and such and sometimes people will say rude things to each other but you have to look at the context so yeah I have been seeing a lot of that

[GommeInc]

Oh yeah I agree. I like to joke around and such and sometimes people will say rude things to each other but you have to look at the context so yeah I have been seeing a lot of that

It's one of those things Habbox has slowly been moving away from. The days of the MAD form of moderation/administration are finally showing signs of disappearing altogether, with common sense and context playing important parts rather than rigidly laying down the rules.