They don't reject any Hindu God, scripture or pilgrimage site. They may have an ishta devata who maybe Siva, Rama, Krishna, Ganesa or Durga or Murugan. Although they are mostly from the South, they accept Vivekananda and Ramakrishna as acharyas. I think it is misuse of language to call them a ...
Also, the target of those insults is not without blame...
Mohammed was a savage, paedophile, animalistic, rapist cult- his cult followers are too rapist, savage faeces eating scum being kicked out by Europeans. — Anubhav Jha49 mins ago
I'm not inclined to investigate the charges, this just doesn't look appropriate.
The racist and casteist scriptures of the Hindus say that Brahmins are created from the best part of the Prajapati(Manusmriti). And also that the Brahmins are created from the head Brahma, while all others are created from his arms, chest, thigh, limbs, foot, etc. Hence Brahminism does not believ...
Hello i want to ask well in my computer a while ago appeared a bunch of black pixels and i thought after searching that punching it would be a solution well it didn't work it just made it worse but a while after i read that rubbing it would make a better solution so i did it and the pixels now ar...
@M.A.R.ಠ_ಠ i think that's just a user who got question blocked on SO
the question block points them to a question on meta.se, they discover there's a whole new site they can ask questions to, and so ask their programming questions there too
Today, there have been multiple SD reports today that are not associated with an actual metasmoke post (i.e. when you click on the MS link, then you get a page saying "Post not found for ..."). This also result in them not being shown by FIRE (expected, just a symptom).
Please note our promotion advice also suggests it is not appropriate to be here solely to promote your own products in the last paragraph: "If the only reason you're here is to sell something or drive traffic to your site, then please avoid posting answers." It goes on to mention Stack Exchange offers advertising rates and community promotion ads; you may want to take up one or both offers. If you're selling products the first option is more appropriate, if you're offering a community service the latter. — doppelgreener1 min ago
@Makyen Thanks for leaving that first comment. Is my one there appropriate/reasonable? ^
@doppelpurpler It looks reasonable to me. The user has only posted things promoting their products/blog (including at least one additional one which was deleted today). IMO, their motivation is only to promote themselves.
@SFTP sure, but our policy is that bold thing art just mentioned. i'm going out on a limb there leaving a comment at all, and wanted to check with someone familiar.
@ArtOfDuck While I can't speak for others, I've been trying to follow that. When I don't have a relationship/experience with the site beyond going there to respond to SD reports, I've been using custom moderator flags to bring posts to the attention of moderators instead of leaving comments.
although I would say that ostensibly a spam flag should be the same, except that we don't actually want to destroy the post ourselves, we want a mod to look
On a considerable number of occasions, I feel it's better to try to educate the user, rather than just red-flag delete. Obviously, this is situational (content, user's attitude/intent as determinable by content, # of instances by same user, etc.). Prior to the change in policy, I had been leaving comments to try to inform users and often not red-flagging (again, situational), but providing tp feedback. After the comment policy change, I've been resorting to custom mod-flags.
@GrantGarrison You are not a privileged user. Please see the privileges wiki page for information on what privileges are and what is expected of privileged users.
@quartata Personally, I, currently, find it significantly more work. I had already created multiple auto-comments to cover various situations/tones. I'll now need to adjust those so they address the issue to the moderator in a custom flag and modify the autoflagging userscript to apply to the custom moderator flag dialog. Then apply those comments so they are available in all domains. So, no, not easier.
They don't reject any Hindu God, scripture or pilgrimage site. They may have an ishta devata who maybe Siva, Rama, Krishna, Ganesa or Durga or Murugan. Although they are mostly from the South, they accept Vivekananda and Ramakrishna as acharyas. I think it is misuse of language to call them a ...
