Editing Forum Tags To Insult People

[Fortified]

I can't allow this to fall off into the non existent part of the forums! This needs to be dealt with and the topic kept alive until something official is made as a sticky.

Dude, chill.

[braneri1]

This is kinda of cringe worthy getting worked up over.... tags?

Do you have such thin skin you get this hurt by forum tags of all things? Ignore the bad tags and get over it, it's not like they mean anything anyway. I guess sticks and stones is no longer taught to kids these days.

Nice strawman. This is about breaking the forum rules and going against what mods want. If you're ok with that then you are just as much a part of the problem as the people who add in thread tags to harass others.

[Thunda_Cat_SMASH]

I think what people need to do is make higher quality posts.

There are three different forums with a thread(plus a twitter feed) dedicated to making fun of the stuff posted on this forum. It's just generally awful and people are laughing.

Try and post things that are interesting, useful to know, or just funny! If you care about this forum, try and make it not be an embarrassment to the greater FF community.

Statistical impossibility. You can have the most perfect, high quality, informative posts, and someone somewhere will still find something to laugh at. You'd have an easier chance playing a more Proactive WoLf.

[Magis]

Nice strawman. This is about breaking the forum rules and going against what mods want. If you're ok with that then you are just as much a part of the problem as the people who add in thread tags to harass others.

What straw man? I am literally pointing at:

I can't allow this to fall off into the non existent part of the forums! This needs to be dealt with and the topic kept alive until something official is made as a sticky.

Do you know what that even means?

Yeah, putting insults in the tags is wrong, acting like this is the greatest transgression against mankind; using words such as "disgusting" and "vile" and the OP must act as some special warden until a CM personally answers him is overblowing it though.

[Alistaire]

Statistical impossibility. You can have the most perfect, high quality, informative posts, and someone somewhere will still find something to laugh at. You'd have an easier chance playing a more Proactive WoLf.

Um, no? Those 3+ forums he's referring to are each quite normally at least one of those qualities, consistently. One off the top of my head is just more funny than anything, but at least it's trying to be funny instead of being funny because of how bad it is.

Nice strawman. This is about breaking the forum rules and going against what mods want. If you're ok with that then you are just as much a part of the problem as the people who add in thread tags to harass others.

You mean like the rule where you're not allowed to bump threads for the sake of bumping them? Don't worry, that post has already been reported.

[Malevicton]

It's already reportable. If we make a sticky for every rule then the rules will need their own subforum. Report it if you want, don't if you don't, but you can't make people be polite on forums.

[LittleBubbles]

It doesn't need a sticky though. Find one post that received "vile" edits that wasn't total garbage?

People just need to stop writing bad posts and not get triggered every time someone disagrees.

They need to focus on the game and stuff of interest to people in the game and not use it as a support group for social issues.

The negative feedback exists to let people know they're wrong, it is a good thing and a part of a healthy community.

Look at the useful posts and the overwhelming positive feedback they receive, try to emulate those and contribute in that manner.

Think of it like a minigame.

[MilesSaintboroguh]

OP, stickies are meaningless, especially to the English forums. People in general don't read stickied topics. I post on the Payday 2 Steam community hub and despite the stickies there telling posters what not to do and frequently asked questions that are already covered, people still disregard them.

[Histoire]

just report this since it's in the same fashion as the "november..really?" topic. bumped every day multiple times, and adds nothing useful.

topic ran it's course. the people people that told you to get over it are right, tbh. you're not a moderator. you do not operate, oversee, or control users on the forum. telling moderators what to do just makes you seem like you're literally screaming for attention much, much louder than anyone that would ever edit what is a simple forum tag. i'm sure they've seen this by now and are not going to comply with what are basically nonsensical "someone said something i didn't like on the internet, fix it!!" demands.

you're just a user. suck it up and go home. :s you seem power trippy because you got a response the first time. the moderators aren't your army, lol. everyone talking about "it's what the mods want!" have literally no idea and are simply putting words into someone's mouth. it was said before to simply report the thread if you see them, and that's all there is/was/ever will be to the subject.

i'd like to check these forums and see something else besides this thread on top.

[Grimmel]

It doesn't need a sticky though. Find one post that received "vile" edits that wasn't total garbage?

People just need to stop writing bad posts and not get triggered every time someone disagrees.

They need to focus on the game and stuff of interest to people in the game and not use it as a support group for social issues.

The negative feedback exists to let people know they're wrong, it is a good thing and a part of a healthy community.

Look at the useful posts and the overwhelming positive feedback they receive, try to emulate those and contribute in that manner.

Think of it like a minigame.

There are post that are not garbage that have received tag abuse. The "Draw Your Character" thread had two tags added to it by someone with the tags reading "Rubbish" "Children's Drawings". This is insulting to the 90+ pages of artwork that have been posted on that topic. Thankfully the tags were removed after they'd been reported.