Why do they have a rule, I'm told from the head moderator, that you cannot question a moderator's accuracy in public? horrible rule.

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Why do they have a rule, I'm told from the head moderator, that you cannot question a moderator's accuracy in public? horrible rule.

asked by Lonnie W. on 4/30/19

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Middle A. · Answer 1 · 2020-06-04T04:09Z

Middle A.

on 6/4/20

It's their personal fiefdom and imagined source of power. The original intention was probably honorable but in practice it is to prevent anyone daring to question unfair applications of policy or highlighting bias. They like conformists.

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Jillian M. · Answer 2 · 2019-09-12T10:54Z

Jillian M.

on 9/12/19

Find another forum. Websleuths is really not worth the time.

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Chase J. · Answer 3 · 2020-12-06T05:00Z

Chase J.

on 12/6/20

It is run by very insecure, intellectually lacking people who don't like real research. It's more of a knitting club if you get my drift.

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