Mods will you making a mega thread for the Greek crisis today?
All the posts about it are severely hindering other topics.
Posted Jun 28, 2015, 12:50 PM UTC
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Lol, don't downvote dClauzel, he's the only mod that helped unshadowban me, everyone ignored me. He's one of the better mods :)
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Merci ❤ 😊
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Nous aimons vous :)
(I have the feeling that's completely wrong but I haven't had french in a long time)
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Pas mal !
- « Nous vous aimons », only if you are many in your head (or a king) 😉
- « Je vous aime », formal form.
- « Je t’aime », normal form.
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Some people here are so childish by downvoting every comment of him...
It's kinda sad because dClauzel is one of the nicer and better mods who's also pretty active in the community here.
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Yeah... and I actually find out the fact that he writes in French hilarious in a way.
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I am surprised by the amount of hate he gets for commenting in French. Sometimes I feel that us English speakers are most entitled people on the planet
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No please, no megathread. It´s a pain in the ass to read trough thousands of posts and find something informational. It´s good as it is now.
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I do not want a megathread. The reason Greece is taking over the front page is because it's the most important thing happening at the moment in Europe - arguably the most important thing to happen in Europe in 4 years. I want to see discussions evolving, not herd everything into a megathread of incoherence.
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Start a megathread and message the moderators to sticky it for you.
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Yeah, that would be good. Maybe a stickied Greek megathread for the next few days.
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Yeah, I'd appreciate that.
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not worth it
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I wrote the mods about this earlier. Except for dclauzel's comment above, another mod told me to make a thread they could sticky.
Am just too darn lazy. But I totally support the idea, everyone could spam their submissions there and keep a lively debate going.
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Yes Please.
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Nous n’avons pas le temps — ou les connaissances — pour gérer un mégasujet en direct. Cependant, nous pouvons en créer un, et laisser les membres de la communauté fournir des soumissions pertinentes qui seraient alors collectées et plusvotées par les membres eux-mêmes. Ou bien des membres peuvent se mettre ensemble et créer un Reddit Live.
Le rôle de l’équipe de modération n’est pas de définir la ligne éditoriale de la communauté: c’est à ses membres de créer et de promouvoir les contenues, nous sommes juste là pour nettoyer les choses. Donner au bec des informations aux gens n’est pas notre travail (à moins que des personnes veuillent nous embaucher comme gestionnaires de communauté 😉)
We don’t have time — or the knowledge — to handle updates on a live mégathread. However, we can create one, and let the members of the community provide relevant submissions which would be collected and upvoted by the members themselves. Or some members can join together and create a Reddit Live.
The role of the moderation team is not to define the editorial line of the community: it is up to its members to create and promote contents, we are just here to clean up things. Spoon feeding informations to people is not our job (unless people are willing to hire us to work as community managers 😉)
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Don't know why you were so downvoted...
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Sorry, I don't think anyone here can define if someone can write in another language TOGETHER with the "official language of the subreddit, also known as English". He (and anybody else) should be able to write comments in two languages if they want; actually, in any language alone too; but if they write in solely one language here (that isn't English), they can expect that most people will not understand him. However, u/dClauzel writes it in both languages (English and French).
Also, I don't think he uses Google Translate - Google Translate doesn't translate sentences very well.
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I can honestly only see two tiny mistakes in his English in 'mégathread' and in 'informations'. Especially the last one seems a handwritten mistake rather than 'google translate'.
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Ce n’est rien : c’est juste les rageux islamophobes, racistes, nationalistes, et autres, qui se vengent de leur éviction de r/Europe. Ils poursuivent une petite guerre pour promouvoir leur « liberté » de déverser leur haine partout sur Reddit.
This is nothing: only the haters islamophobes, racists, nationalists, etc., who take revenge for being evicted out of r/Europe. They campaign a little war to promote their “freedom” to pour their hate down all over Reddit.
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Watch it dClauzel. Don't make yourself - or more importantly - all of the moderation department here a target again. At times it is best to simply ignore it all and refrain from any further statements, especially when said statements will be controversial. We've seen enough drama here so far.
To add my opinion: your explanation for the myriad of downvotes is not restricted to the categories of people you named, I am pretty sure about that.
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Is that a threat or what?
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This is nothing: only the haters islamophobes, racists, nationalists, etc., who take revenge for being evicted out of r/Europe. They campaign a little war to promote their “freedom” to pour their hate down all over Reddit.
You sound like this Russian guy who blames the CIA for everything.
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To be honest, megathreads bury posts like no other. If there is something we arguably need less it are those particular megathreads. Unless everyone here enjoys reading 1000+ post threads.
Agreed! Commenting in those threads beyond the first few hours is pointless. With the way reddit is set up only the posts from the first few hours even show up.