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7 years 10 months ago #231461
by pipedream
Replied by pipedream on topic Re: helli ski info
I thought we are all supposed to be deleting our Facebooks, not our TAY forum accounts ???
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7 years 10 months ago #231462
by kamtron
P.S. I know people are working behind the scenes to update. Not trying to ruffle any feathers, I just think the archaic interface and difficulty of uploading photos is what makes people gravitate towards the TAY FB page, or Instagram, or whatever.
Replied by kamtron on topic Re: helli ski info
If enough people do that (and if this POS forum software ever gets updated... which I'm happy to volunteer to help), maybe TAY will be about sharing trip reports and stoke rather than diatribes about whomever's personal issue again!I thought we are all supposed to be deleting our Facebooks, not our TAY forum accounts ???
P.S. I know people are working behind the scenes to update. Not trying to ruffle any feathers, I just think the archaic interface and difficulty of uploading photos is what makes people gravitate towards the TAY FB page, or Instagram, or whatever.
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7 years 10 months ago #231464
by Charlie Hagedorn
Replied by Charlie Hagedorn on topic Re: helli ski info
This is a nuanced topic, but I'd like to express support for a temporary block of freeski's account and disapproval of the removal of anyone's entire post history. Freeski has made positive contributions, but numerous recent posts were detrimental to the valuable and long-standing tenor of TAY.
TAY is important as an archive, as it will serve in decades to come as a historical record of backcountry skiing in the Cascades for both skiers and advocacy. It's important that useful conversations retain their continuity. (For clarity -- in my opinon, it is okay to nuke posts that have gotten out of hand, but not those that make meaningful contributions.) I'm happy to help to the extent that I can in recovering freeski's posts.
TAY is important as an archive, as it will serve in decades to come as a historical record of backcountry skiing in the Cascades for both skiers and advocacy. It's important that useful conversations retain their continuity. (For clarity -- in my opinon, it is okay to nuke posts that have gotten out of hand, but not those that make meaningful contributions.) I'm happy to help to the extent that I can in recovering freeski's posts.
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7 years 10 months ago #231465
by cumulus
Replied by cumulus on topic Re: helli ski info
To be clear: all I'm saying is that respect goes both ways. As administrators/moderators you're just as intrinsically involved in setting the tone as we all are.
When you remove all of somebody's posts, or invasively edit somebody's post, it doesn't seem like there is much consideration given for courtesy or the golden rule. As ski_photomatt correctly pointed out, it doesn't exactly foster trust either. And as flowing alpy pointed out, there are certainly more respectful solutions--a time out for example.
Respect begets respect. Pretty simple--but occasionally complicated too.
btw: really happy nobody has edited the (mispelled?) title: helli ski -- appropriate, eh?Â
When you remove all of somebody's posts, or invasively edit somebody's post, it doesn't seem like there is much consideration given for courtesy or the golden rule. As ski_photomatt correctly pointed out, it doesn't exactly foster trust either. And as flowing alpy pointed out, there are certainly more respectful solutions--a time out for example.
Respect begets respect. Pretty simple--but occasionally complicated too.
btw: really happy nobody has edited the (mispelled?) title: helli ski -- appropriate, eh?Â
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7 years 10 months ago #229889
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Replied by water on topic Re: helli ski info
imo that guy was as close to verbal/mental cancer as i have seen, and on the topic of Mt. St. Helens Institute I have almost been that guy for almost 10 years. Been on enough forums of all variety, the way he wrote, quoted, debated, was among the worst. I was so irritated i made a parody account (changed my name) to heli-free north cascades tay-free username to troll him and admins quickly removed it.
good riddance. dgaf about his history being deleted.
might be a great person to hang with skis on the snow, no doubt, but here was pure garbage, it was like fox news echo chamber, unless you agreed with him, you were in conspiracy against!
good riddance. dgaf about his history being deleted.
might be a great person to hang with skis on the snow, no doubt, but here was pure garbage, it was like fox news echo chamber, unless you agreed with him, you were in conspiracy against!
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7 years 10 months ago #229890
by Gary Vogt
As a XC-only skier with little "stoke" to offer, I have probably "almost been that guy" on the subject of the highly overrated management of the National Park Service.  TAY has the right to ban anyone they choose, as long as necessary, but deleting all their posts seems pretty extreme to me.
Replied by Gary Vogt on topic Re: helli ski info
...on the topic of Mt. St. Helens Institute I have almost been that guy for almost 10 years...
As a XC-only skier with little "stoke" to offer, I have probably "almost been that guy" on the subject of the highly overrated management of the National Park Service.  TAY has the right to ban anyone they choose, as long as necessary, but deleting all their posts seems pretty extreme to me.
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