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Margot Abattoir
Senior Member
Join date: 15 Jul 2004
Posts: 234
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06-03-2006 03:58
Who controls ANNOYING resmods? Need an 'sl answer'  Just got spammed by one three times inworld..where I wasn't so it went to my email. Actually thought it was an important msg from a customer, so I missed a call getting to it. It turned out to be a Linden Lab resmod, someone called [edited]? Now this or another area...may NOT be the place to put this, but let folks know in the private msg NOT inworld. I understand some resmods are wonderful aids to ordering data inforum..but some seem like overzealous Linden Lab lapdogs. SO...to LL.. the folks famous for NOT answering pointed questions...WHO controls these resmods? |
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Torley Linden
Enlightenment!
Join date: 15 Sep 2004
Posts: 16,530
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06-03-2006 15:46
Hey again Margot! I've got some clarifications for ya: * Please don't "name names" in a personal dispute on the forums. The forum Guidelines say: Private discussions – the forums are a public area for the Second Life community’s use. Individuals who have a dispute with each other have other channels of communication to discuss their differences or communicate – private messaging, IM within Second Life, or chatting within Second Life. Also, threads that are addressed to a single individual or group are inappropriate on the forums, this includes slander or "naming names" in a posts title, starting polls about a particular resident or group, etc.
In any case, that Resident is not a ResMod. We have several types of volunteers who help out greatly; find out more on the Volunteer page. * Being "annoying" in itself isn't necessarily abuse unless it escalates to repeated harassment and derogatory language trashing someone else's self-worth, or somesuch thing. You can always mute someone (VIEW menu > MUTED RESIDENTS) so you don't hear from them--and in Second Life 1.10, mute extends to include teleport offers and object transfers. The Community Standards details what's abuse. Abuse reports are sent inworld from HELP menu > REPORT ABUSE. Hope this helps. |