5 ms·

Actually I did ask, strange you didn't notice that since it's right there in the link you posted. And yeah, you are right, I used the word 'cunt' after they st

Actually I did ask, strange you didn't notice that since it's right there in the link you posted. And yeah, you are right, I used the word 'cunt' after they started behaving like that, I'm sorry if that scared you; I did it because I was really pissed off by all their bs. Have you ever felt annoyed some time in your life? Apparently not, lucky you.

minitech 12y ago
I’m happy to say that I downvoted you specifically for that! It’s what I always do whenever there’s a rude remark, regardless of question content. Glad to see you’re getting so many votes now, though.
JScarry 12y ago
Maybe they don’t want people like you on the site. I wouldn’t.
Guvante 12y ago
The history of questions is why StackOverflow is so great. If it were like a normal forum with only time sensitive content it would have gone away like all other technical forums. Your question is shared with all the future people who have the same problem, it isn't your soapbox to complain in. Your experience with SO is probably fairly minor, the moderators have each had to deal with at least a half dozen people breaking questions to suit their own benefits, it gets tiring quickly.
- Marcus316 12y ago
  Please note, closed questions can also be removed from the site. I have a single Gold Badge in the SO world. It was awarded for an answer that I gave which earned more than 100 up votes[1]. Sadly the question to which I responded has since been closed (for years now). When content that I worked hard to create suddenly disappears from the site because moderators deem it to be "not a good fit", you start to feel it's not worth your time ... [1] http://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/25/great-answer?userid=1429 http://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/25/great-answer?userid=...
  - teh_klev 12y ago
    At least they let you keep the badge :)
  - Guvante 12y ago
    Took me a minute to realize what you were talking about as I have mod powers and could see the post just fine (finally clicked everything was red). They outgrew the initial laissez-faire model and needed to grow beyond it. However I heartily agree they didn't do the best at making that transition.
sejje 12y ago
apparently I pissed off one of the moderators (when asking him why is my question "off-topic") No, apparently you pissed off all of the moderators when you called them all dick-sucking cunts. You must be a really special dude to do that and then get your feelings hurt when you get downvoted for it.
- monksy 12y ago
  If that is all it takes to piss off a mod, they need to be demodded immediately. That really the weakest insult you can throw. [The insults are more annoying than offensive]
  - sejje 12y ago
    To be clear: your position is that SO needs moderators who don't downvote "cunt" because it's not offensive enough? Anyway, doesn't matter--throwing insults, weak or strong, deserves downvotes. I don't understand why you're defending his right to be a complete asshat on a moderated forum. It's only just barely even related to the topic at hand, since he earned his downvotes.
    - monksy 12y ago
      Really they don't even need to downvote at all, it'll get downvoted (as it probably did) by others. Asshats are going to exist regardless.
      - kiruwa 12y ago
        Yeah... it really shouldn't have been downvoted. Should have just been purged.
jusben1369 12y ago
Good Lord. The sense of entitlement it takes to use language like that and _then_ post it here and expect people will be supportive of your argument. This is a side topic but one I see often. I think it's very important that Europeans/UK/Aussie's realize the "c word" is one of the few swear words that doesn't travel well in the US. It's never used here and is extremely vulgar. So I would not use it on the web unless you are sure that your audience is primarily European and specifically the UK. (Grew up in Australia through University. Lived in Europe. Have lived now in the US a long time)
- monksy 12y ago
  > It's never used here It's not? I know of many men and women who use it. I've also heard some twisted logic how the use of it is "empowering" or some other nonsense.
- sergiotapia 12y ago
  The web is global, deal with it.
  - jusben1369 12y ago
    The Web is indeed global which is my point. The word in question has a very different meaning so best not to use it unless you're prepared for the fallout.

minitech 12y ago

I’m happy to say that I downvoted you specifically for that! It’s what I always do whenever there’s a rude remark, regardless of question content. Glad to see you’re getting so many votes now, though.

JScarry 12y ago

Maybe they don’t want people like you on the site. I wouldn’t.

Guvante 12y ago

The history of questions is why StackOverflow is so great. If it were like a normal forum with only time sensitive content it would have gone away like all other technical forums. Your question is shared with all the future people who have the same problem, it isn't your soapbox to complain in. Your experience with SO is probably fairly minor, the moderators have each had to deal with at least a half dozen people breaking questions to suit their own benefits, it gets tiring quickly.

Marcus316 12y ago
Please note, closed questions can also be removed from the site. I have a single Gold Badge in the SO world. It was awarded for an answer that I gave which earned more than 100 up votes[1]. Sadly the question to which I responded has since been closed (for years now). When content that I worked hard to create suddenly disappears from the site because moderators deem it to be "not a good fit", you start to feel it's not worth your time ... [1] http://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/25/great-answer?userid=1429 http://stackoverflow.com/help/badges/25/great-answer?userid=...
- teh_klev 12y ago
  At least they let you keep the badge :)
- Guvante 12y ago
  Took me a minute to realize what you were talking about as I have mod powers and could see the post just fine (finally clicked everything was red). They outgrew the initial laissez-faire model and needed to grow beyond it. However I heartily agree they didn't do the best at making that transition.

sejje 12y ago

apparently I pissed off one of the moderators (when asking him why is my question "off-topic") No, apparently you pissed off all of the moderators when you called them all dick-sucking cunts. You must be a really special dude to do that and then get your feelings hurt when you get downvoted for it.

monksy 12y ago
If that is all it takes to piss off a mod, they need to be demodded immediately. That really the weakest insult you can throw. [The insults are more annoying than offensive]
- sejje 12y ago
  To be clear: your position is that SO needs moderators who don't downvote "cunt" because it's not offensive enough? Anyway, doesn't matter--throwing insults, weak or strong, deserves downvotes. I don't understand why you're defending his right to be a complete asshat on a moderated forum. It's only just barely even related to the topic at hand, since he earned his downvotes.
  - monksy 12y ago
    Really they don't even need to downvote at all, it'll get downvoted (as it probably did) by others. Asshats are going to exist regardless.
    - kiruwa 12y ago
      Yeah... it really shouldn't have been downvoted. Should have just been purged.

jusben1369 12y ago

Good Lord. The sense of entitlement it takes to use language like that and _then_ post it here and expect people will be supportive of your argument. This is a side topic but one I see often. I think it's very important that Europeans/UK/Aussie's realize the "c word" is one of the few swear words that doesn't travel well in the US. It's never used here and is extremely vulgar. So I would not use it on the web unless you are sure that your audience is primarily European and specifically the UK. (Grew up in Australia through University. Lived in Europe. Have lived now in the US a long time)

monksy 12y ago
> It's never used here It's not? I know of many men and women who use it. I've also heard some twisted logic how the use of it is "empowering" or some other nonsense.
sergiotapia 12y ago
The web is global, deal with it.
- jusben1369 12y ago
  The Web is indeed global which is my point. The word in question has a very different meaning so best not to use it unless you're prepared for the fallout.