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7/21/2014 1:30:35 PM
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Should #Offtopic have its own community manager?
It's become obvious that even when DeeJ says he "wants what's best for you," he couldn't care less about The Flood. After posting that he wants our feedback, he didn't respond to a single post out of over 600 in the span of a week. When we have people making hundreds of alts harrassing users, he blames the victims for posting personal information on a "gaming" forum, and that there's no reason to talk about anything other than gaming on bungie.net.
His blatant incompitence as to how The Flood operates, along with his incapability to deal with serious issues, is reason enough for me to think he should lose his jurisdiction over The Flood (#Offtopic, #Flood, and all related tags), in favor of someone from our own community that understands the culture.
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4 RepliesOne does not "manage" kids playing in a sandbox. The best that can be done is to make sure that fights are stopped before there's blood and to try to remove the occasional cat turd. Put in a more "nice" way? This #tag and the members who frequent it are capable of "managing themselves". Why anyone who posts under #offtopic would want to be "managed" is beyond me.
