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CuteSlytherin wrote:
You do realise that only because Mods can see it now, this doesn't mean you have no privacy at all. Sounds like you think it's the mods pleasure to read everyones startalks and gossip about them...
it means that some people who i wish could not see my private posts, can and i am not feeling comfortable.
Date: 07-11-2017 11:49
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mods have way too much power
Date: 07-11-2017 11:49
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waffle wrote:
CuteSlytherin wrote:
You do realise that only because Mods can see it now, this doesn't mean you have no privacy at all. Sounds like you think it's the mods pleasure to read everyones startalks and gossip about them...
it means that some people who i wish could not see my private posts, can and i am not feeling comfortable.
Well, that is only your problem. I mean, if you don't want third parties to see it, send a newsletter via pm to your friends. It should have been obvious that mods have to have insight on all pages where people write stuff
Date: 07-11-2017 11:51
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CuteSlytherin wrote:
waffle wrote:
CuteSlytherin wrote:
You do realise that only because Mods can see it now, this doesn't mean you have no privacy at all. Sounds like you think it's the mods pleasure to read everyones startalks and gossip about them...
it means that some people who i wish could not see my private posts, can and i am not feeling comfortable.
Well, that is only your problem. I mean, if you don't want third parties to see it, send a newsletter via pm to your friends. It should have been obvious that mods have to have insight on all pages where people write stuff

they can't read messages if no one reported them, why not the same with startalk?
Date: 07-11-2017 11:52
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disintegration wrote:
CuteSlytherin wrote:
waffle wrote:
it means that some people who i wish could not see my private posts, can and i am not feeling comfortable.
Well, that is only your problem. I mean, if you don't want third parties to see it, send a newsletter via pm to your friends. It should have been obvious that mods have to have insight on all pages where people write stuff

they can't read messages if no one reported them, why not the same with startalk?
This lol.
Date: 07-11-2017 11:52
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disintegration wrote:
CuteSlytherin wrote:
waffle wrote:
it means that some people who i wish could not see my private posts, can and i am not feeling comfortable.
Well, that is only your problem. I mean, if you don't want third parties to see it, send a newsletter via pm to your friends. It should have been obvious that mods have to have insight on all pages where people write stuff

they can't read messages if no one reported them, why not the same with startalk?
Because Startalk is like the shoutbox between friends mixed with a form/guestbook aspect
Date: 07-11-2017 11:53
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CuteSlytherin wrote:
disintegration wrote:
CuteSlytherin wrote:
Well, that is only your problem. I mean, if you don't want third parties to see it, send a newsletter via pm to your friends. It should have been obvious that mods have to have insight on all pages where people write stuff

they can't read messages if no one reported them, why not the same with startalk?
Because Startalk is like the shoutbox between friends mixed with a form/guestbook aspect

that doesn't make any sense, sorry
Date: 07-11-2017 11:53
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CuteSlytherin wrote:
disintegration wrote:
CuteSlytherin wrote:
Well, that is only your problem. I mean, if you don't want third parties to see it, send a newsletter via pm to your friends. It should have been obvious that mods have to have insight on all pages where people write stuff

they can't read messages if no one reported them, why not the same with startalk?
Because Startalk is like the shoutbox between friends mixed with a form/guestbook aspect
What
Date: 07-11-2017 11:54
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And I guess, as the change was a recent one, as the mods didn't have the ability beforegand, this change maybe came because many were misusing the intimacy of the startalk and though their friends not necessarily reported them, the problem was well known on the site
Date: 07-11-2017 11:54
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Startalk is like the shout just that only your friends can see it and can interact with you. So why not make the same rules as for the shotbox. That's what I meant with it. And well, it has more functions than shoutbox. So maybe more like a crossover of shoutbox and blog?
Date: 07-11-2017 11:56
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CuteSlytherin wrote:
Startalk is like the shout just that only your friends can see it and can interact with you. So why not make the same rules as for the shotbox. That's what I meant with it. And well, it has more functions than shoutbox. So maybe more like a crossover of shoutbox and blog?
It is more like a group PM, being able to see other's PM's too.
Date: 07-11-2017 11:58
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waffle wrote:
CuteSlytherin wrote:
Startalk is like the shout just that only your friends can see it and can interact with you. So why not make the same rules as for the shotbox. That's what I meant with it. And well, it has more functions than shoutbox. So maybe more like a crossover of shoutbox and blog?
It is more like a group PM, being able to see other's PM's too.

yup!
Date: 07-11-2017 12:03
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