Cry threads

If you are making a cry thread, it is to be posted in offtopic granted it does not break one of the rules. They do not belong in general discussion, and I will move them to offtopic or to another more appropriate forum. We do not want the general discussion to be the breeding ground of negative feedback.

Thank you for your understanding.

Escrito por Cthulhu, 02.06.2015 at 08:29

If you are making a cry thread, it is to be posted in offtopic granted it does not break one of the rules. They do not belong in general discussion, and I will move them to offtopic or to another more appropriate forum. We do not want the general discussion to be the breeding ground of negative feedback.

Thank you for your understanding.

Ok, so you deleted my first post about "stop crying about the crying then", which is fair enough but the point is whether negative feedback or not, General Discussion is about Atwar. Most of the threads you (I'm assuming you) moved to off topic don't even fall under the "negative feedback" category lmfao. You don't move threads about the game to Off Topic as threads that belong there have no relevance to the game whatsoever.

You can censor freedom of speech but don't delete it, mate.

I agree with this action. Too many cry threads being made.

I think those called " Cry Threads " are, for most of them, talking about the game and its surroundings.
I see your point Chtuluh. But those one don't belong at all into the " Off Topic " part.

I wonder what is defined a cry thread? Because most of this community call something a ''cry'' thread or ''flamewar/troll'' thread when they dont agree on it, or it has something that people don't like. Which I think is unfair, especialy when you have the powers to delete/move them for most of the times no reason.
As I said before, I think personal opinions should not be conflicted with the actions made about deleting/moving threads.

They don't belong in off topic, since they are about atwar. Offtopic is where unrelated spam and trolling goes on. Bad decision.

Off Topic description: "Anything not related to atWar." 10/10 reading Cthulhu

Escrito por Waffel, 02.06.2015 at 09:43

I wonder what is defined a cry thread? Because most of this community call something a ''cry'' thread or ''flamewar/troll'' thread when they dont agree on it, or it has something that people don't like. Which I think is unfair, especialy when you have the powers to delete/move them for most of the times no reason.
As I said before, I think personal opinions should not be conflicted with the actions made about deleting/moving threads.

Stop cry.

Cry threads are threads when mods ban for no reason?ok,i won't,atwar problems are for offtopic!

Escrito por Cthulhu, 02.06.2015 at 08:29

They do not belong in general discussion, and I will move them to offtopic or to another more appropriate forum.

That seems like a topic that would require an explanation from your part, specifically Why they doesn't belong to General Discussion. I am assuming this is the explanation that was given, and trust, the answer to my question:

Escrito por Cthulhu, 02.06.2015 at 08:29

We do not want the general discussion to be the breeding ground of negative feedback.

Why is it bad to have negatives feedback? I am assuming you aren't talking only about destructive criticism, since you've implied even topic that doesn't breaks any rules. In other words, "If we define them as cry thread, then they goes to off-topic".

Now I won't go further since it was an imperative sentence, I will respect it, but you shouldn't expect everybody to agree with you...

P.D: My reply on this thread is conditioned on your reply in the other thread since I've already wrote there first.

Lol,i wont respect something like this,this is just new rule that mods made to control game and to dont have problems for abusing mod powers(stealing accs,changing names,banning for no reason etc....)

Escrito por Waffel, 02.06.2015 at 09:43

I wonder what is defined a cry thread? Because most of this community call something a ''cry'' thread or ''flamewar/troll'' thread when they dont agree on it, or it has something that people don't like. Which I think is unfair, especialy when you have the powers to delete/move them for most of the times no reason.
As I said before, I think personal opinions should not be conflicted with the actions made about deleting/moving threads.

first time agree with waffles.... D

Escrito por Waffel, 02.06.2015 at 09:43

I wonder what is defined a cry thread? ...

Cry thread = complaint without any reasonable resolution or constructive feedback. We have feedback and suggestion forums. Cry doesn't fit either of these, which is why they often get moved.

Escrito por brianwl, 02.06.2015 at 20:31

Cry doesn't fit either of these...

nor does off-topic

Cry threads -->team up with mou and ask admins for a new forum dedicated to all kids ,i'll support it

Censorship? Okay.

I guess it's incredibly fortunate that I'm not hated by moderators, because if I was, AtWar would be miserable.

Escrito por brianwl, 02.06.2015 at 20:31

Escrito por Waffel, 02.06.2015 at 09:43

I wonder what is defined a cry thread? ...

Cry thread = complaint without any reasonable resolution or constructive feedback. We have feedback and suggestion forums. Cry doesn't fit either of these, which is why they often get moved.

Why do all threads have to be a reasonable resolution or constructive feedback? Especially the last part bothers me, since enough of players made different kind of ''constructive feedback'' threads about mods or other things. But simply 1 mod feels talked about or addressed to, and decides to delete/lock/move the thread..

Most of all I think those threads are also deleted because of being affraid the community will start getting a voice themself too and the mods cant control it..
Which is think is disrespecting the freedom of speech.

Nice cry thread about cry threads. Move to off-topic please.

Irony

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