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I think he's admitted pretty much the same himself -- although there's a big distinction between opinions on Japan and management style, ie ethical treatment of members of the board he administers.ArmandV said:Has anyone given the thought that maybe Maciamo posts provocatively to rile people up for good discussion threads? Yeah, he sometimes pisses people off, but you can't say the discussion topics are dull.
Maciamo said:The advertising and finance is also under my responsability (and lead).
Hachiro said:Since you brought this topic up Maciamo , and in 100% seriousness, what would it take to "buy" you out of here?
Every man has his price you know. It's easy just think of any dollar, euro, yen, peso, mark amount and put it here.
ArmandV said:Make him an offer he can't refuse.
Deal with it like you would anyone who is deeply socially and emotionally delayed (NOT retartedHachiro said:Maybe he'd sell it for a :singr two.
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I would say at the current pace of things it couldn't be worth all that much for all the headaches that are dealt out here.
Mikawa_Ossan said:I don't think that people like myself who "defend" Japan are necessarily being P.C. I think we just disagree with people like Maciamo. Or shall I be more specific?
I often agree that the issues that Mac and others raise do indeed exist. I just disagree about the interpretation of said issues.
ArmandV said:Has anyone given the thought that maybe Maciamo posts provocatively to rile people up for good discussion threads? Yeah, he sometimes pisses people off, but you can't say the discussion topics are dull.
Kinsao said:It seems you care how you come across to people. Well, if so, take care how you come across to people.
Arguing over the internet is like competing in the Special Olympics. Even if you win, you are still retarded.
Eupedia said:You have been banned for the following reason:
None
Date the ban will be lifted: Never
His crime is taking stands that people heartily disagree with, and oftentimes refusing to budge, but that's it, as far as I've seen. If he's abused his powers as a moderator/administrator, then perhaps disciplinary action is called for, yeah, like a reduction in status. However, it sickens me when people would rather have a voice of disagreement silenced, and people who advocate such action have too much in common with fascists for my taste. Maybe both groups need to grow a thicker skin.
I was also banned there recently, after not posting anything in weeks. Airing these grievances publicly even simply pointing out the facts it should be obvious by now alone will not create an atmosphere for change. Although anyone who has the time and motivation to apparently do little but sow dissension for themselves and others around them deserves much more sympathy than anger in my mind.Here is another example of your poor attitude. I have not posted anything even remotely distressing on Eupedia but you saw fit to ban me...again "it's my ball, play my way or else!" You never did have friends as a kid did you...and you never will as an adult. You can not handle people with different views than yourself.
The reasons given to me were three : not having sufficient interest in Europe, posting on this board which is hostile to Eupedia, and that my presence overall had a negative impact on the environment there. ☝RockLee said:After some people complained that they were also a member on Eupedia, all the inactive members (those who didn't post on Eupedia,those which requested so) were deleted from Eupedia. I don't know why some of you were also banned as you were active (or pretty much active) :? I might have been a mistake perhaps, you can always pm him asking why![]()
Btw, Maciamo posted a thread saying he removed inactive users, here it is :
Eupedia Forum
Maciamo said:Haha, somebody embodying me !FYI, there was no revenue before Thomas and I decided to merge our websites and give JREF a facelift. Most of the JREF you see today was designed (and written, regarding content pages outside the forum) by myself. The advertising and finance is also under my responsability (and lead).
RockLee said:After some people complained that they were also a member on Eupedia, all the inactive members (those who didn't post on Eupedia,those which requested so) were deleted from Eupedia. I don't know why some of you were also banned as you were active (or pretty much active) :? I might have been a mistake perhaps, you can always pm him asking why![]()
Btw, Maciamo posted a thread saying he removed inactive users, here it is :
Eupedia Forum
CC1 said:Minor point Rock...but if you were banned, how would you be able to read this?![]()
It is still possible to browse and read threads just not much else.CC1 said:Minor point Rock...but if you were banned, how would you be able to read this?![]()
ExactlyElizabeth said:It is still possible to browse and read threads just not much else.
Thanks Rock ! As they say in Japanese, it's usually easier to "Kusai mono ni wa futa wo suru" (Cover up a foul smell)....RockLee said:Exactly![]()
Ohh, I got to remember this one ! ThanksElizabeth said:"Kusai mono ni wa futa wo suru" (Cover up a foul smell).
Unactive JREF members removed from memberlist
I would like to announce that I have removed all users who joined the forum on JREF (before the split) and never posted on or visited the Eupedia Forum. Naturally, all the members who have participated in threads here before the split cannot be removed without compromising the threads in which they participated. Members who have never posted but did visit Eupedia (i.e. expressed some interest) after the split were not removed either.