henrygale39 said:
well i have no horse in this race but i disagree az would be nothing without some members . i think the folks who want Mr varney banned have stepped into the same bed and anyone who continues to bash and name call should be banned . i would not have joined if i did not like az forums all im saying is other sites are not as lienant as az is . i think im gonna enjoy my time but i am also going by the terms of service also because im a good person and also because i have a privilege to be a member here not a right . i think alot of members here have forgotten that. im not getting into the bashfesting but with curiosity i have read some of it as anyone would and i agree with what one mod said about if you have no interest or in a business interaction with someone here buying/selling then basically said person has no business bashing. i have read alot of postings where some members here think they are az police and post like they are above other members .
anyway im out and thanks for listening time to take my kid fishing . everyone have a good afternoon
I think this is precisely the problem. Other sites ban people for being dishonest in their transactions, especially when there is a history of it. Other sites enforce their rules, and they do so the same for everyone, whether you are a cuemaker, a pro, a long time member, a short time member, a well liked member, or a not well liked member.
I think that most of us agree that the moderators should follow the rules the same as everyone else. I am not making any judgements or saying that they didn't in this case, only that we should be able to expect them to. It would be hard to make any judgement here anyway because calling someone a fool would have been ok for one member, and not ok for another.
The bottom line is that almost all of the issues that have been brought up can be prevented/solved by doing three things:
1 Have reasonable rules in place.
2 Enforce those rules--otherwise they are meaningless.
3 And probably the most important of all, be CONSISTANT with their enforcement.