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Semi-righteous Indignation (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} sneer) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} otf_wank,@ 2004-12-21 19:49:00 |
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Still more customers_suck lesbianwank fallout!
crys383 posts a crappy MSPaint comic that has nothing whatsoever to do with customer suckage and everything to do with lesbians. It is then BALEETED by a mod for being way the fuck off topic.
Most people would take that as a hint but oooooh no not this one.
He makes another frockin' post bitching about it and then edits it to add...you guessed it...the comic that got his first post pimpslapped.
pyro_01, who you might remember as the guy who doesn't like lesbians, actually agrees that the first comic post was off topic.
Also, crys stamps his feet and declares that the original comic post didn't stir any drama until it was deleted.
Hi. I work at Sprint PCS and a customer yelled at me today. Boy, she sure did suck.
There. Now that the obligatory "whine, bitch, moan" is out of the way, I'd like to ask a general question. Back when I joined this community one or two years ago it was not odd for someone to post something about GOOD customers, something funny about a customer or maybe even something to lighten the overall mood in here. THAT used to be pretty off topic for a community dedicated to voicing complaints about diverse groups of people as a whole. Now it's apparently not "allowed". I usually like this community. Most of the stories are something I can relate to and it's nice to let off steam when I read it. So, here's my question.
What was so bad about my last post?
Why was it terrible enough to get deleted? Do I need to put three more comics about shitty grannies with poor eyesight or terrible bosses for it to stay on? If your life is so terrible that you have to complain to a moderator that the latest post had latent homophobia or wasn't bitchy enough for you then what's the point of being part of a community? And if a moderator deleted it just for their own reason I'd like to know why. I'm not saying my comic was funny (I made it so I could laugh, not psychoanalyze anything) but it might've made at least two people chuckle.
crys383 posts a crappy MSPaint comic that has nothing whatsoever to do with customer suckage and everything to do with lesbians. It is then BALEETED by a mod for being way the fuck off topic.
Most people would take that as a hint but oooooh no not this one.
He makes another frockin' post bitching about it and then edits it to add...you guessed it...the comic that got his first post pimpslapped.
pyro_01, who you might remember as the guy who doesn't like lesbians, actually agrees that the first comic post was off topic.
Also, crys stamps his feet and declares that the original comic post didn't stir any drama until it was deleted.
Hi. I work at Sprint PCS and a customer yelled at me today. Boy, she sure did suck.
There. Now that the obligatory "whine, bitch, moan" is out of the way, I'd like to ask a general question. Back when I joined this community one or two years ago it was not odd for someone to post something about GOOD customers, something funny about a customer or maybe even something to lighten the overall mood in here. THAT used to be pretty off topic for a community dedicated to voicing complaints about diverse groups of people as a whole. Now it's apparently not "allowed". I usually like this community. Most of the stories are something I can relate to and it's nice to let off steam when I read it. So, here's my question.
What was so bad about my last post?
Why was it terrible enough to get deleted? Do I need to put three more comics about shitty grannies with poor eyesight or terrible bosses for it to stay on? If your life is so terrible that you have to complain to a moderator that the latest post had latent homophobia or wasn't bitchy enough for you then what's the point of being part of a community? And if a moderator deleted it just for their own reason I'd like to know why. I'm not saying my comic was funny (I made it so I could laugh, not psychoanalyze anything) but it might've made at least two people chuckle.
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