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On July 11 2014 00:52 Ben... wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2014 11:30 BigFan wrote:On July 10 2014 11:23 Ben... wrote:On July 10 2014 09:04 Falling wrote:
Yeah, CBC is a crown corporation. You do get the Libs vs Cons debates in the comments, but the tone feels more subdued (at least to me.) There's the usual "don't read the article and comment anyway" types but there actually are a lot of people who just legitimately make a fine comment. Except for the politics sections. Every post on there is vetted now, you have to keep in mind. It used to be a free for all, and it was pretty terrible. vetted? you mean moderated? Same thing. They call it "pre-moderation", but they since they are appraising/checking posts before they are posted, vetting is also a suitable term to use to describe it. Supposedly, nearly every post is screened before it is added to the comment section. They started doing this when their comment system changed over. I imagine it is mostly to stop spam, prejudiced (racist, homophobic, sexist, etc) posts, and the like. Basically, see if it follows this set of rules. From their FAQ: Show nested quote +Most audience contributions on CBC.ca and Radio-Canada.ca are pre-moderated, meaning moderators review submissions, in advance of posting. This moderation process creates a lag between the time the comment is submitted, and the time it is published on the site. We work to ensure that all content is published within 30 minutes of the time that we receive it. There may be times when the delay is longer, due to the volume of comments we receive, which on many days on CBC.ca, is more than 20,000 submissions.
Is there a pool of psychic moderators predicting shit posting before it happens as Tom Cruise butchers Minority Report?
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On July 11 2014 00:52 Ben... wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2014 11:30 BigFan wrote:On July 10 2014 11:23 Ben... wrote:On July 10 2014 09:04 Falling wrote:
Yeah, CBC is a crown corporation. You do get the Libs vs Cons debates in the comments, but the tone feels more subdued (at least to me.) There's the usual "don't read the article and comment anyway" types but there actually are a lot of people who just legitimately make a fine comment. Except for the politics sections. Every post on there is vetted now, you have to keep in mind. It used to be a free for all, and it was pretty terrible. vetted? you mean moderated? Same thing. They call it "pre-moderation", but they since they are appraising/checking posts before they are posted, vetting is also a suitable term to use to describe it. Supposedly, nearly every post is screened before it is added to the comment section. They started doing this when their comment system changed over. I imagine it is mostly to stop spam, prejudiced (racist, homophobic, sexist, etc) posts, and the like. Basically, see if it follows this set of rules. From their FAQ: Show nested quote +Most audience contributions on CBC.ca and Radio-Canada.ca are pre-moderated, meaning moderators review submissions, in advance of posting. This moderation process creates a lag between the time the comment is submitted, and the time it is published on the site. We work to ensure that all content is published within 30 minutes of the time that we receive it. There may be times when the delay is longer, due to the volume of comments we receive, which on many days on CBC.ca, is more than 20,000 submissions.
oh I see, good stuff imo. Helps focus the discussion imo.
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ALLEYCAT BLUES50527 Posts
I really did go to Disneyland Paris, and now I have a wedding to attend to in Buxton England
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On July 11 2014 07:31 BLinD-RawR wrote:
I really did go to Disneyland Paris, and now I have a wedding to attend to in Buxton England
I could have seen the BLinD-RawR in the flesh. I can hear the train of disney from my work.
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On July 11 2014 07:31 BLinD-RawR wrote:
I really did go to Disneyland Paris, and now I have a wedding to attend to in Buxton England
dat busy schedule lol. Good to have you back. Now go to TLADT and start discussing! lol.
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On July 11 2014 22:02 FFW_Rude wrote:Show nested quote +On July 11 2014 07:31 BLinD-RawR wrote:
I really did go to Disneyland Paris, and now I have a wedding to attend to in Buxton England I could have seen the BLinD-RawR in the flesh. I can hear the train of disney from my work.
"the train of disney" sounds pretty epic XD
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On July 11 2014 07:31 BLinD-RawR wrote:
I really did go to Disneyland Paris, and now I have a wedding to attend to in Buxton England
Blog it later dude 
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That stamp is really top notch
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HA that's classic. I think urboss is not long for this site.
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I actually forfeited first report on that thread because it was at least a better effort than his previous ones, with a fleshed out op and all.
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On July 13 2014 22:26 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 11 2014 07:31 BLinD-RawR wrote:
I really did go to Disneyland Paris, and now I have a wedding to attend to in Buxton England Blog it later dude
short short version, fuck you fastpass fuckers and fuck long queues.
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i must see the image so that i can change my behavior accordingly. for the sake of teaching us, show and tell! =D
puppykiller was just temp banned for 2 days by Plexa.
That account was created on 2009-08-05 05:02:09 and had 2525 posts.
Reason: Don't abuse the counter the image thread to post borderline stuff.
btw, this ban reminds me of the dude who posted an anime (?) image of a blast of lightning (?) coming out of some chick's vajayjay.
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For the non native English speakers out the Vajajay is the legalese way of saying vagina.
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Key distinction in the court room.
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1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
I don't know pokemon so I don't understand how the post makes sense
But it was borderline, yes
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On July 15 2014 11:54 lichter wrote:
I don't know pokemon so I don't understand how the post makes sense
But it was borderline, yes
Haha borderline in more ways than one.
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On July 14 2014 15:21 BLinD-RawR wrote:Show nested quote +On July 13 2014 22:26 goody153 wrote:On July 11 2014 07:31 BLinD-RawR wrote:
I really did go to Disneyland Paris, and now I have a wedding to attend to in Buxton England Blog it later dude short short version, fuck you fastpass fuckers and fuck long queues.
Why anyone would ever bother to go queuing for ages in this tedious, crowded, expensive, boring place when there are so many amazing things you will never have enough time to see and discover in Paris is beyond me.
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