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Members Who Write Admin

Members who write Admin to report Admin. Alright, anyone see anything wrong with this? That has happened to me twice this week. Both times I was trying to enforce our policy. OK so let's sum this up:

They write Admin to complain about Admin because Admin is enforcing the Rules and Policies that Admin has created.

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I am sure that the Admin will sit down with the bad Admin and make sure that the Admin knows what the Admin expects of him and the policies that the Admin has set forth. After all we would hate to see a loose cannon of a Admin enforcing his own agenda.

Can we all say some people do not have a clue as to what they are doing.

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This is one of those threads that you hope to never see your member name come up on. I didn't see any names, but you hope they're not talking about you.

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Colorful Ways To Break Rules

The type of Forum User that knows that something should not be done because it breaks the rules but tries to make it look 'good' enough that it should be acceptable thereby trying to circumvent the rules. A shame that they think we're not quick enough to figure out what is happening. We've been doing this a very long time.

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We Are Looking For A New CEO

The type of Forum User that sees this banner at the top of the Forum saying,

"We are looking for a new CEO to take over the forum and manage its affairs."

No, there is no banner there that says that.

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Signing Up With Disposable Email Addresses

The kind of wannabe Forum User that signs up with a disposable Email address (A fake Email that lasts a few minutes to a few hours just so they can by pass Registration) and expects to be accepted and welcomed into the Community. No - instant deletion, you won't even reach the phase of making your Introduction.

Types Forum Users - Page 17

This Thread reminds me of all the problems we used to face until I started coding in so many things to lighten our workload. We still get a troublemaker every now and again but they tire themselves out.

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When a User tries to join this Community and puts as their Introduction:

"I'm not interested in all the requirements and rules you have here I just want to play the game so stop forcing me to do this."

What do you think is the basis for this:

1. Entitlement
2. They did not read anything
3. They don't understand what they are joining
4. Stupidity

Does someone really believe they would be approved in any community with an Introduction like that?