BSB forum moderator please explain...some transparency would be nice

[caribou]

One wonders what the unpublished unknown highly flexible standard is that constitutes a forum posting that is worthy of NOT being removed versus one that is ALLOWED to remain...???!!!???
Is the standard the whim of the moderator?
Is the standard that the comment must merely repeat an oft-repeated position?
Is the standard that the comment must be sufficiently low as to allow the average semi-literate white gay guy at Woody's in Toronto comprehend?
Is the standard that the comment must attempt to capture an essence of a timeless truthiness?
In the past the uneven removal of anti-racist statements and politically astute commentary is noticed.
A stupidly consistent fear of topics of race and racism and the normative anti-Black racism of white pornstars like former Broke Straight Boys performers Damien Kyle and Paul Canon have been avoided like the plague.
There is no talk of gay amputee models or gay wheelchair bound models being used or trannies...
Please please publish a standard and post it on the Broke Straight Boys site so that it will be once and for all known rather than this haphazard crap that leaves one astounded at the amazing ineptitude of the moderator's skills of evaluation.

 

[mikeyank]

Dear KRU,

I'm no moderator but I've read your posts under both KRU & carabou and Mark has explained to you numerous times that we have two forums here, one called "Current topics and news NOT related to Broke Straight Boys" and one called " Broke Straight Boys Related Chat, Comments & Suggestions" and he has told you that he will now remove your posts when you post on the wrong side of the forum. It is not a political censorship, it is just a matter of you not following rules. You seem to be a bright fellow, so why can't you play by his rules???????

 

[louis33705]

The Standard is simple. Respect! Respect for the models, the forum members and the Administration.

It is not rocket science. It is the manner in which we print our words on this forum to not show total disrespect for everyone's identity and personal opinions. You mentioned lack of conversation on various diversities. Sir, as a member of this forum, you are privileged to start a conversation on those issues. The only request is that you post those topics in the appropriate sections of the forum.

 

[another1]

it is not censorship, when you are asked to post non site related material on one forum section and not the other section.