To comment or not comment

[swralph]

Do not: - Moderate other users. If you see inappropriate content use the Report link instead of replying directly.
- Post inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages with the deliberate intent of provoking an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.
- Hijack an existing thread with a different topic. Start a new thread if you have something to discuss only related to the original thread.
- Openly argue with or criticize the moderator team. If you feel there was an erroneous or unfair decision made, feel free to PM the moderator to discuss the issue.
- Start political, social, religious or other controversial topics prone to subjective and biased opinions. Good natured discussions and exchanges in the general or lounge areas are welcome but be aware that seemingly innocent political, religious, nationalistic or either banter may be offensive to some members. Use good judgment here. The moderating team will provide a warning were it is judged the line is being crossed.

Guidelines posted by pwadm only 3 month's ago.
Ralph

 

[Ventress]

I sometimes comment of posts, just to show an appreciation to the great stuff that I find on PF. But I also see some "Emperor's clothes" moments; when a figure is lauded over over and it clearly has several faults. (Hey even Aldershot FC loses some games, they cant be brilliant every game!)

 

[brian]

what happened ????

 

[Panzer]

who do we report an issue to?
Thanks
Chris Mrosko

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

Chris! .. Any of the moderators! .. will help with social issues. Tech issues require the attention of an administrator or Pwadm.

Regards,

Mark

 

[Colin_Fraser]

Standing ready to assist if there is an issue Chris.

Colin

 

[theBaron]

If I leave a comment, I try to leave one that contributes something to the discussion. That is, if I see a pic of someone's figure and just think, "Cool", I'll click "Like". But if I decide I should leave a comment, I'll try to say why I thought it was cool, as in, "I really like the way you achieved the shadows on that tunic".

Of course, this rule of thumb will vary with the situation, too.

Prost!
Brad

 

[Colin_Fraser]

I am pretty much the same as Brad. I also hit like if commenting or as asking a question. I find questioning technique is a good way to get more out of the site.

Colin