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Happy to abide by the rules.
Hi
I'm also happy to abide by the rules. When you say all posts are moderated, does that mean all new posts and all replies are checked before they are posted on to the forum?
Thanks,
Bernadette
Hi All,
I am also happy to abide by the rules.
Gosh, you will have your work cut out reading all responses. Would a 'report' function help reduce this a little?
Glad to be here.
Zoe
Hi there is a report function available, would this be enough to settle minds? This is all for you to help me make decisions. At the moment I can only moderate on my laptop, I am hoping to find out if there is an app available for me to do this out and about.
Thank you again.
Jennifer
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As it is a closed forum, I would have thought the report function would be enough, and I do wonder how difficult it might be for you to keep up with the potential volume of posts, which once up and running could require a full team in order to fully read and check for potential issues.
However, having said that, I have not had an experience of someone being horrid (trolling) online, so it is an alien concept to me. I guess the concern is, once someone has been vile online and upset/distressed someone, that damage is done, not only to the person/people on the receiving end, but to everyone that see's it as well as damaging the reputation and trust of the forum as being a safe space to be able to share experiences and feelings and to get support.
Sorry, I think I have only assisted in muddying the waters on this point.
Zoe
As it is a closed forum, I would have thought the report function would be enough, and I do wonder how difficult it might be for you to keep up with the potential volume of posts, which once up and running could require a full team in order to fully read and check for potential issues.
However, having said that, I have not had an experience of someone being horrid (trolling) online, so it is an alien concept to me. I guess the concern is, once someone has been vile online and upset/distressed someone, that damage is done, not only to the person/people on the receiving end, but to everyone that see's it as well as damaging the reputation and trust of the forum as being a safe space to be able to share experiences and feelings and to get support.
Sorry, I think I have only assisted in muddying the waters on this point.
Zoe
I think I have come up with the solution... Those who are registered the comments go up automatically but guests have to be moderated. This is exactly why I wanted to gather opinions. Could everyone also look at this: https://jennifergilmour.com/AbuseTalkForum/question-and-answer/beta-testers/#post-18
Thank you
Jennifer
Jennifer Gilmour
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As it is a closed forum, I would have thought the report function would be enough, and I do wonder how difficult it might be for you to keep up with the potential volume of posts, which once up and running could require a full team in order to fully read and check for potential issues.
However, having said that, I have not had an experience of someone being horrid (trolling) online, so it is an alien concept to me. I guess the concern is, once someone has been vile online and upset/distressed someone, that damage is done, not only to the person/people on the receiving end, but to everyone that see's it as well as damaging the reputation and trust of the forum as being a safe space to be able to share experiences and feelings and to get support.
Sorry, I think I have only assisted in muddying the waters on this point.
Zoe
I think I have come up with the solution... Those who are registered the comments go up automatically but guests have to be moderated. This is exactly why I wanted to gather opinions. Could everyone also look at this: https://jennifergilmour.com/AbuseTalkForum/question-and-answer/beta-testers/#post-18
Thank you
Jennifer
Jennifer Gilmour
#AbuseTalk Founder
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Happy to abide by the rules
Happy to abide by the rules
Thank you for confirming. All posts are moderated as well. I will add this into the description. Jennifer
However, having said that, I have not had an experience of someone being horrid (trolling) online, so it is an alien concept to me. I guess the concern is, once someone has been vile online and upset/distressed someone, that damage is done, not only to the person/people on the receiving end, but to everyone that see's it as well as damaging the reputation and trust of the forum as being a safe space to be able to share experiences and feelings and to get support.
Thank you for confirming. All posts are moderated as well. I will add this into the description. Jennifer
