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Not sure how I feel with this. On one side, not many people have Vivaldi email accounts, so probably not a big deal at this point. And if you're going to have a
by undecisive 5y ago
Not sure how I feel with this. On one side, not many people have Vivaldi email accounts, so probably not a big deal at this point. And if you're going to have a code of conduct, at least it's a CoC with teeth.
On the other side, if someone doesn't like what you say on the forum for whatever reason (example reason given: Telling jokes or being sarcastic) and enough people report your posts, you may find yourself losing all access to your emails. That seems potentially disproportionate.
- sys_64738 5y ago> On the other side, if someone doesn't like what you say on the forum for whatever reason (example reason given: Telling jokes or being sarcastic) and enough people report your posts, you may find yourself losing all access to your emails. That seems potentially disproportionate. To be clear, it's specific to the Vivaldi forum from what I read.
- protomyth 5y agoCoCs seem to expand to people's behavior on their social media accounts even if stated otherwise.
- undecisive 5y agoYep - sorry if I wasn't clear on that, I didn't suppose any other forum was affected by this. But since their forum is one of the best ways to get / give help on the Vivaldi browser, and since I imagine most people who use vivaldi will have at one point at least searched for an issue on their forums (it's excellent software, but there are a few gotchas) it would stand to reason that some people would be more active than others, without realising that their penchant for sarcasm might forfeit them their email account.