Metropol

What's happened to ASO? I see he's got a line through his name, the first of a crackdown?

DTV wrote:What's happened to ASO? I see he's got a line through his name, the first of a crackdown?

He threatened to punch Andi Peters in his face, and then when Bail warned him not to threaten people he edited his post and edited Bail's warning out of the post at the same time. Which I don't think went down well.

Pete wrote:

DTV wrote:What's happened to ASO? I see he's got a line through his name, the first of a crackdown?

He threatened to punch Andi Peters in his face, and then when Bail warned him not to threaten people he edited his post and edited Bail's warning out of the post at the same time. Which I don't think went down well.

Hmm yes, but he originally had a ban for one week, as Bail said in his response. He appears to be fully site-banned now.

wells wrote:Just spotted this gem.

BBC News Fix wrote:Either I'm being stupid or... But what is 'brum'?

This morning:

BBC News Fix wrote:What actually is the umbrella icon meant to represent with a percentage?

Philip wrote:And it's not like there is a page listing 'the moderating team', and if there is it's not too easy to find it.

I raised that a few weeks ago moreorless - I asked who they actually are nowadays. I was told:

Asa wrote:I'm sure you know it's myself, Bail and Charlie Wells - as it has been for years!

The only person who I actually see actively moderating is Bail to be honest. I was probably aware that it hadn't changed in ages, but the point is there's no visibility of them for newer members.

BBC News Fix wrote:What actually is the umbrella icon meant to represent with a percentage?

That was a classic. How do these people actually get through the day.

I'm disappointed that someone gave that post a genuine response as I was going to use my monthly post to say it was to show the availability of umbrellas within a particular town or city. Tut, I'll have to find something else to respond to before the month is out now!

Andrew wrote:That was a classic.

Indeed, but equally good was Joshua's follow up:

Joshua wrote:its not been explained so I doubt many people know...

Andrew wrote:

BBC News Fix wrote:What actually is the umbrella icon meant to represent with a percentage?

That was a classic. How do these people actually get through the day.

Oh I am sorry, not everyone has the best of knowledge as you do!

bbcnewsfix wrote:

Andrew wrote:

BBC News Fix wrote:What actually is the umbrella icon meant to represent with a percentage?

That was a classic. How do these people actually get through the day.

Oh I am sorry, not everyone has the best of knowledge as you do!

What did you think it meant?!

Oh, I forgot, it's 2014. Nobody thinks for themselves anymore, they just spout it on twitface and hope somebody tells them what to do.

Andrew wrote:

BBC News Fix wrote:What actually is the umbrella icon meant to represent with a percentage?

That was a classic. How do these people actually get through the day.

They don't!

They get wet!