[Question] Question regarding Vision's rule

[Punk Hazard]

Okay, so most of by now know about the impeccable and foolproof rolleyes: )Vision rule, which states members can be infracted or banned for posting in a troll thread. Now, does this rule apply to every thread made by a troll? Like, what if a troll makes four threads about the milky texture of a member's breasts, then makes a really good thought-out thread, are we allowed to post in that?

 

[Tsuki]

I guess you'll get infracted only if the thread was a troll thread. So if he makes a serious thread and you post there, then you won't get infracted.

 

[REX Lex]

i think we are as long as he is not trolling I guess

 

[Elio]

That would most likely never happen. Lol

But I guess it would be safe to post in it. But seeing as how that member would most likely get banned anyways due to their previous thread, I would not.

 

[ziggyZ]

I guess you'll get infracted only if the thread was a troll thread. So if he makes a serious thread and you post there, then you won't get infracted.

It's most likley what Tsuki said.

 

[Aertes]

Okay, so most of by now know about the impeccable and foolproof rolleyes: )Vision rule, which states members can be infracted or banned for posting in a troll thread. Now, does this rule apply to every thread made by a troll? Like, what if a troll makes four threads about the milky texture of a member's breasts, then makes a really good thought-out thread, are we allowed to post in that?

I guess I am the only one who didn't know that.How are we suppose to know which are troll threads from the beginning??I mean some threads are really dump but not trolling,just stupid questions or statements (don't get me wrong) and some troll threads start all serious and then the trolling begins.
:shrug:

 

[Sublime]

<div class="bbWrapper">I do believe it only refers to the troll threads of the member, if he has made a serious thread I don't see why not post in it :3<br /> By the way, can someone link me to Vision's rule? I can't seem to be able to find it anymore... .-.<br /> Edit: I got the <div class="messageHide messageHide--link"> You must be registered for see links </div> now, nevermind ^.^</div>

 

[Valen]

You can tell which threads are not serious from skimming the content, you don't need to be a genius for that.

However, doing it one time will not result into a ban or infraction, replying useless spam continuously on troll threads to get noticed eventually does.

I also think you could have rather sent this as a Pm to Vision in person, to get the best answer

 

[Cursed Prince]

lol no

 

[Sterling Malory Archer]

I do believe it only refers to the troll threads of the member, if he has made a serious thread I don't see why not post in it :3
By the way, can someone link me to Vision's rule? I can't seem to be able to find it anymore... .-.
Edit: I got the

You must be registered for see links

now, nevermind ^.^

For those of you who are wondering, the vision rule is found here:

You must be registered for see links

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I think when a troll thread is closed and moderated, each post is individually looked at. If your post actually is relevant and not spam, you will not be punished...I think...

 

[gamahiro]

That is quite possibly the most retarded rule I have ever seen on an internet forum. All it does is encourage morons to troll more. Why the fsck would you punish your active members for the socially inept's failures at life?

 

[Chatte]

Since when trolls make good threads? :|

 

[Avani]

For the purpose of this rule, 'Troll Threads' mean posts started with obvious intent of breaking rules and being a nuisance at the forums. For example: excessive spamming, or posting prohibited content or making threads to mock other members (including administrative staff).

These should be reported and then ignored altogether. Do not bump them up for any reason. You do not need to tell them that you are reporting them, even. It doesn't help anyone and only leads to more argument and flames. You do not get post count raise either as we totally delete such threads.

The reasoning behind is pretty simple- starve the troll/Forum pest.

If it's a genuine discussion then it's another matter and no you won't be infracted for such discussions unless you break some other rule.

 

[Nocturne]

Since when trolls make good threads? :|

Ikr. lol..Kids...O__O

 

[Scorps]

For the purpose of this rule, 'Troll Threads' mean posts started with obvious intent of breaking rules and being a nuisance at the forums. For example: excessive spamming, or posting prohibited content or making threads to mock other members (including administrative staff).

These should be reported and then ignored altogether. Do not bump them up for any reason. You do not need to tell them that you are reporting them, even. It doesn't help anyone and only leads to more argument and flames. You do not get post count raise either as we totally delete such threads.

The reasoning behind is pretty simple- starve the troll/Forum pest.

If it's a genuine discussion then it's another matter and no you won't be infracted for such discussions unless you break some other rule.

Adding to this, while many may not actually understand the rule, the principle is something anyone understands. When a child says a curse word, if everyone laughs and thinks its funny, she'll say it more and more and more just to get the attention. If people didn't post in clear troll threads, then the trolls wouldn't post or make them. They make them because they get reactions from them and attention. Bashing the trolls is also not useful. Saying you're reporting it is ridiculous and counterproductive. Adding to spam is nothing but a nonsensical action. And the list goes on. Also, all posts in a troll thread are by definition spam. Spam is against the rules and infractable. In essence, vision's rule is nothing more than a reminder of the global rules of the forum.