what interesting thing?mpjh wrote:Maybe wicked is back. Remember the very interesting thing she did to live chat?
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what interesting thing?mpjh wrote:Maybe wicked is back. Remember the very interesting thing she did to live chat?
In a sense then, Snorri has (allegedly) done this site a service by revealing a flaw in the site's functionality. Perhaps this feature should have an "opt-in" filter included so that if the mod of a clan designates a default avatar for clan members, those members should receive some form of alert giving them the opportunity to either accept or reject the change of avatar.owenshooter wrote:...very few clans/usergroups use this feature, and snorri just decided to abuse it...-0

a.sub wrote:damn, howd she get around the system?! or was this when she was a mod too?
under this statement, i should be able to kill someone, get a lawyer to get me out of it, then say i was doing the world a favor by showing it a flaw, give me my nobel peace prize now thxStiffMittens wrote:In a sense then, Snorri has (allegedly) done this site a service by revealing a flaw in the site's functionality. Perhaps this feature should have an "opt-in" filter included so that if the mod of a clan designates a default avatar for clan members, those members should receive some form of alert giving them the opportunity to either accept or reject the change of avatar.owenshooter wrote:...very few clans/usergroups use this feature, and snorri just decided to abuse it...-0
Calling for a ban just because a clan leader decides to pull a prank on his clan mates says a lot more about the author of such a post than it does about the accused. It's up to the mods how they decide to punish someone, besides, the punishment should be proportionate to the offence in order to be just.Woodruff wrote:The fact that the individual in question clearly is not even remotely repentant for his actions in actually DAMAGING the avatars of other users (through their permanent loss) tells me that he in fact should be banned. A warning is not sufficient for someone who is supposed to part of the administration of the site (else how could he have had the power to do such a thing?).
False equivalency - that is an absurd comparison. Besides, I was not so much suggesting praise for Snorri as suggesting a way to fix the problem in the future.a.sub wrote:under this statement, i should be able to kill someone, get a lawyer to get me out of it, then say i was doing the world a favor by showing it a flaw, give me my nobel peace prize now thxStiffMittens wrote:In a sense then, Snorri has (allegedly) done this site a service by revealing a flaw in the site's functionality. Perhaps this feature should have an "opt-in" filter included so that if the mod of a clan designates a default avatar for clan members, those members should receive some form of alert giving them the opportunity to either accept or reject the change of avatar.owenshooter wrote:...very few clans/usergroups use this feature, and snorri just decided to abuse it...-0

yeah, be careful who you put in power and the mods and admins aren't so bad!!-0StiffMittens wrote:In a sense then, Snorri has (allegedly) done this site a service by revealing a flaw in the site's functionality. Perhaps this feature should have an "opt-in" filter included so that if the mod of a clan designates a default avatar for clan members, those members should receive some form of alert giving them the opportunity to either accept or reject the change of avatar.owenshooter wrote:...very few clans/usergroups use this feature, and snorri just decided to abuse it...-0

Far be it from you to...you know...read the rest of the thread before making such a proclamation about me, but thanks anyway!Artimis wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else think this is a massive waste of mod time and resources?
Calling for a ban just because a clan leader decides to pull a prank on his clan mates says a lot more about the author of such a post than it does about the accused. It's up to the mods how they decide to punish someone, besides, the punishment should be proportionate to the offence in order to be just.Woodruff wrote:The fact that the individual in question clearly is not even remotely repentant for his actions in actually DAMAGING the avatars of other users (through their permanent loss) tells me that he in fact should be banned. A warning is not sufficient for someone who is supposed to part of the administration of the site (else how could he have had the power to do such a thing?).
You're certainly right that Snorri may not be doing it (though his alleged claims are otherwise). The individual I was referencing was actually in a different thread (I thought it was this one) about this same subject:mpjh wrote:If owenshooter is correct about mod power in clans, then Snorri could only do this to members of a clan in which he is a mod. If this is happening in any other case, Snorri isn't doing it. In fact, he may not be doing it at all, that is still to be determined.
There is a difference between linking something, and uploading it to my profile from a url.StiffMittens wrote:I just think all this bluster about crucifying Snorri over a mildly annoying prank is pretty silly. It is, after all, just an avatar. If your avatar was so important to you then why didn't you back it up somewhere? Links break from time to time, for all sorts of reasons, so if you really want to preserve your content keep a local copy.
and you do realize you wouldn't be a co-leader of the BpB anymore, right?...-0Vace Cooper wrote:Im going to have to agree with stiffmittens... The user group leader has the abiliy to change the avitars, he didnt break any rule's, any clan leader can do it at any time. Im not going to change anyones avitar, but I could. Why is this even an option anyway? I could see a ban if everyone avitar was changed to something offensive, but it was a frog.

He is not part of the site admin just a leader of a few social usergroups.Woodruff wrote:The fact that the individual in question clearly is not even remotely repentant for his actions in actually DAMAGING the avatars of other users (through their permanent loss) tells me that he in fact should be banned. A warning is not sufficient for someone who is supposed to part of the administration of the site (else how could he have had the power to do such a thing?).

Save this one! Free that one!timmytuttut88 wrote:Save Snorri! Who actually cares what their avatar is anyway?
The link I was referring to was the link between one's avatar on the rendered web page and the location of the actual image resource (e.g. <img src="./download/file.php?avatar=63823_1235470917.jpeg" width="82" height="82" alt="User avatar" />). That link can behave unexpectedly for a variety of reasons (the php script gets fubar'd, the server hosting the resource goes down, the resource gets deleted or renamed, some annoying prankster points the link elsewhere, etc.). The point is that things sometimes fail so if there is some image that is really important to you, you should do everything you can to safeguard it (like backing it up locally where you can keep a closer watch over it).Timminz wrote:There is a difference between linking something, and uploading it to my profile from a url.

And if this had been a case of something failing, it would be (from my end) understandable. The point is, it was not. It was an intentional change, made for the sole purpose of screwing with people in order to get a rise, and/or a laugh. It succeeded in getting a rise, and I'm sure a few laughs too. I fully understand that it was a small (in the grand scheme) inconvenience, BUT if no punishment is issued, they will be sending a very clear message that this type of disruptive behaviour is acceptable here. I doubt that that's what's going to happen in this case.StiffMittens wrote:The point is that things sometimes fail
Thank you Mr Geithner and President Obama.lancehoch wrote:Hey guys, this is getting discussed behind the scenes. There is no news yet, but I just wanted to give an update.
