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To All Community Members: A Word About Good Housekeeping
Folks,
As we continue to try to get the community spam problem under control, I am going to ask you all to do your part to keep this community page as clean and organized as possible. How can we do this?
- Only post a blog if you have something meaningful to offer to the community. This is a space for ideas and connection, not for psycho-spiritual graffiti. Please, leave the jibberish to the spambots.
- On that note, remember: spelling, grammar, and complete sentences are your friends.
- Limit your new blog posts as much as possible, preferably to one post per day. Do not separate longer blogs into multiple posts. Remember--for every new post you create, someone else's blog gets knocked off the front page. I just spent the past hour deleting more than 80 blogs from a single community member, all posted in the last 48 hours. This is unacceptable behavior, and will not be tolerated.
- For our more "experienced" community members--try to lend a helping hand whenever you can, and help to gently (politely) remind and enforce these basic rules of etiquette.
One of things we hear the most often about the Integral vision is something along the lines of: "finally, we can talk intelligently about spirituality!" Let's try to do our best to honor and embody the inherent intelligence, fidelity, and sophistication of Integral discourse, beginning right here in this online community.
Thank you,
Corey
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Works both ways!
Posted May 19th, 2011 by vernpeace
hi Corey, i...am...sure...we...can...all...understand...the
...surprise...to...find...16...copys...of...the...above...in...
my...email...inbox...this...very...morning...very...strange..
.indeed...is...it...not?
peace&love...vern
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thanks
Posted May 16th, 2011 by Ambo SunoThanks, Corey - this is probably a delicate matter because people could polarize around it. I like the tone in which you mention it.
Personally I wouldn't mind there also being a guideline of something like three posts per page, maximum, and then we exercise the self-control and awareness of others by waiting until other posts clear. If someone persists, for whatever reason, extras beyond the three could simply be deleted, almost like an automatic filter - so nothing personal, no rancor, just housekeeping.
I would hope that my suggesting this doesn't become something to defend against and polarize against too much. Softly.
Wellness for all,
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Agreed and Wondering
Posted May 16th, 2011 by StanleyI agreed with you and Ambo. In fact, I think that no one person should be allowed to take up more than two spaces on our front page. This is a matter of simple good manners for all the other voices that deserve to be heard.
And I am wondering why about no one spoke up when we were invaded by countless dubious posts. What was our motivation for not standing up, speaking up, and trying to take care of our town square?
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Integral Governance
Posted May 19th, 2011 by Lincoln MerchantYou guys ever think about having volunteer moderators drawn from some of the regulars? Perhaps there could be a way that people could be promoted to elder status depending on the level of development they've reached. Then, if they are elders as well as widely liked and respected and volunteer, they could be given some authority here. Wisdom, compassion, maturity...
I know it's come up before, but it might not hurt to have some boxes to put posts in. There could still be a "front page/general/new topics" area. Mods might have the authority to move some posts off the front page into more specific categories taken from AQAL or other relevant categories (such as "Poetry/Art").
Thanks for all your work Corey!