Ariix wrote:
FifthAisling wrote:
Of people that others could come to for counsel, who could solve disputes in private?
I mean, if someone wants to say something but they can't because they're afraid of starting a heated debate with a bunch of thick-headed snobs, they should be able to tell someone about it, and have a counselor deal with these things
I, for one, am a pacifist unless it comes to unjust things, and I am SO SICK of thinking about bringing up inflammatory subjects and being forced to shut my trap just so that other people here can live the illusion of this site being problem free. Once, i was the one who thought this place was perfect. But now, there are clearly problems that not only people refuse to fix, but refuse to ACKNOWLEDGE.
Maybe this team could be separate from being influenced by the opinions of mods or the admin.
That way, there would be no biases, and only the right people would be picked for the job
They could spread tranquility, improve the positivity here, and put an end to arguments that clearly have been blown out of proportions.
We'd look for mature, professional people, unbiased against all, and great at observing and analyzing situations. We'd need subtlety, calmness, and the courage to do the right thing without the fear of being oppressed by others.
We wouldn't be more privileged than others, we wouldn't CARE about being considered higher than others. Because we have no purpose but to make others feel better.
In fact, maybe what we need isn't a team, but a group of active people that understand others and are sensitive to the workings of life and common sense.
But this is only an idea. FINALLY proposed because I'm too tired to make a discussion topic for this. I can't waste my breath arguing and diverging from the main topic.
If anyone rightly sane or insane needs me, I'll be waiting by my inbox.
*edit- I'm also thinking that people who have been on here longer would be on the team because if they ware active in forums longer, people would be more inclined to consult with the team