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The SECRET PLAN Folder

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Illiterati-migration

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Originally, I tried to have it chomping on a coin, but it's so small, I couldn't get the coin to look right.

 

Hmmm... I'm thinking coins for eyes, maybe?

 

A Viking Valkyrie itching to pillage.

 

Oh my, if you're who I hope you are.............. WOO HOO! lol

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Anybody running a line on the Comikkiddies vs. the Coinees?

 

Anybody running a line on guideline violators vs. the moderators?

As far as the Comikkiddies vs. Coinees......nobody is stupid enough to lay odds of less than 1,000 to 1.

 

As far as the guideline violators vs. the moderators....... frown.gif

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Anybody running a line on the Comikkiddies vs. the Coinees?

 

Take the Comikkiddies (-25)

 

 

Anybody running a line on guideline violators vs. the moderators?

 

I think Donut said enough on that one! shocked.gifshocked.gifwink.gif

 

Chris

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Board moderation is an art, not a science. Ultimately, it's a task that depends as much on the members of the board as it does on any ideas that the moderators have about how things should be handled. Every board's moderation must be orchestrated to embrace the culture of the bulk of its participants. That means that the level of moderation varies from group to group. In some groups, for instance, there is a looser standard towards "trash talking" and joking around because many members seem to enjoy it rather than get angry over it. The tricky thing is to help confine that banter between those who find it fun without letting it spill over onto those who find it offensive. All of this has to be done with an approach that accomplishes that goal without simply sterilizing board conversation into boredom."

 

 

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