Mariannah wrote: "A user is clearly frustrated that they haven't been answered properly in a thread they posted, and reports other users for harassment. The other users are confused, because they didn't see what they did as wrong, but just friendly joking around. The op still feels like they have been mistreated, even after an apology is given, what do you do?"
Myrcella wrote: You see in the mod inbox that a startalk post has been reported. You go to check it out, but another mod, Joey, says that they have got the situation covered. However, when you open the startalk post you see that Chandler, who you know for a fact is Joey's best friend, was the author of the post. What do you do?
Mariannah wrote: Amber and Cher are having a discussion about parties in the forums, where Cher makes the striking argument that if there isn't enough food you should just go to the kitchen and rearrange some things and get everyone a seat, because they could most certainly party with everyone. Amber responds that the argument is stupid and that she can't answer that, and makes silly gestures to Cher who is clearly hurt when she goes to take her seat. What do you do?
Myrcella wrote: Following the welcoming of the new mods, some comments are emerging questioning the impartiality and objectivity behind the recent choices that were made. Unfortunately, we aren't talking one or two Startalk posts, in fact there are lots of both Startalks and forum posts making nasty accusations about bias. It is clear that most posts are directed at one mod in particular, with claims that their friend did not deserve making it onto the team. What do you do?
Mariannah wrote: You notice that one of your fellow mods are breaking some rules on multiple occasions, but they are your friend and you're afraid of how they'll react if you take action. What do you do?
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