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Should 'excessive hyperbole' as a moderation option exist? (search mode)

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Should the moderation infraction type 'excessive hyperbole' exist?

#1 Yes		13 (16%)
#2 Yes, but it should be used rarely		13 (16%)
#3 No		20 (24.7%)
#4 No - it is far too vague		35 (43.2%)

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Re: Should 'excessive hyperbole' as a moderation option exist?

« on: May 17, 2020, 10:03:37 AM »

It should be removed as an option. If it is trolling it is trolling and if it is a personal attack it is a personal attack.

Honestly Bacon King's post makes me even more against it, since it was designed as an ad-hoc descriptor to be able to ban/report Libertas' posts; who was following the letter of the law

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