Goonhub
04-16-2020, 05:31 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-16-2020, 05:34 PM by Roomba. Edited 1 time in total.)
'Get the other admins involved' is a noble sentiment and all, but here are the most common admin responses to arguments in the discord:
1) Immediately get involved with the argument and start yelling about it, with no attempt to de-escalate it - hell, probably the one who started the argument in the first place.
2) Shitposting to escalate the situation because they don't particularly care.
3) "yeah we really don't want to even get involved in situations like that because we'll get yelled at ourselves, if you care about it have you considered becoming a mediator and resolving the situation yourself"
(For the record, I'm fully on board the sentiment of 'what constitutes "politics" is very touchy, and anything (within reason) should be allowed to be discussed in #general at least. I just don't have a lot of confidence in admins being able to handle situations like these, because their track record so far is abysmal.)
1) Immediately get involved with the argument and start yelling about it, with no attempt to de-escalate it - hell, probably the one who started the argument in the first place.
2) Shitposting to escalate the situation because they don't particularly care.
3) "yeah we really don't want to even get involved in situations like that because we'll get yelled at ourselves, if you care about it have you considered becoming a mediator and resolving the situation yourself"
(For the record, I'm fully on board the sentiment of 'what constitutes "politics" is very touchy, and anything (within reason) should be allowed to be discussed in #general at least. I just don't have a lot of confidence in admins being able to handle situations like these, because their track record so far is abysmal.)