Most of the dishes ( in / of / at ) the student cafeteria are not good.
Here, I feel at and in is more suitable when there's a verb. So I think of is the most suitable here. which one is the best here?
@Arrowfar Unfortunately, as you're causing troubles, and BIG amounts of them, destroying @Dam and @Snail's reputation over the network, insulting us because we have insulted you in a twisted version of reality, and still see yourself as the victim, I have nothing more to say other than showing you the door.
Sigh I need to take a break from chat just as @snail sometimes does.
I just got suspended (yes @Arrowfar, you defeated the enemy. Congrats) from chat for getting flagged. Until he's gone, I'll be gone too. I never asked for this.
Hmm... Language Overflow is supposed to be a conflict-free and opinions should be kept as objective as possible. I think @inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M knew this and wouldn't write anything flagging worthy there.
Like a mod wondering what he or she would do if this or that happened, he thought aloud what he, as a room owner, should do if something not nice happened.
@Loong I see.
@Loong I removed some ill-intention flags once in a room which is now frozen. Flagging, as a feature, is not perfect, IMHO.
I'm not really angry. I just don't want to be too careful to say anything here, worrying that someone will read my message the wrong way.
@Loong Is there anything negative potentially happens to the flagger if a flagger keeps flagging messages unreasonably or demeaningly? Will mods always keep an eye on this? Or does someone have to file a complain or something to SE?
@DamkerngT. Well, moderators do not like such flag abuse, and they watch such occurences. However, I cannot discuss the tools, abilities, and consequences. If you want to draw such things to the attention of the moderators, you may try "flag for moderator" (not flag as spam/offensive).
Ahh... okay, I've finished reading the transcript at The Frying Pan.
@inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M Thank you for standing up for snail and me, and trying to make things right. And sorry that you'd gotten flags and got suspended.
There are many things I sometimes wanted to say, but remember what they say we should do when we are mistreated? "Don’t write out a long explanation of why you are right." It doesn't really help anything. People already believe you believe you. People who don't usually don't; they may change their minds after spending time reading and assessing what really happened, but it's a rather tall request. Also, in my personal belief, which is related to Buddhism, we shouldn't do or say anything that hurts others unless we have a right reason (such as being asked in an investigation).
@inɒzɘmɒЯ.A.M If you feel like you need to take a break from ELL. Please do. I hope you will be back again, full with energy, as you always do, soon!
Most of the dishes ( in / of / at ) the student cafeteria are not good.
Here, I feel at and in is more suitable when there's a verb. So I think of is the most suitable here. which one is the best here?
