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TAminimat · Thu, 3rd-May-2012, 1:24 AM

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Originally Posted by nirvAnA

At least his bits don't bend weirdly to the right!

Hey man that's a common issue.

**nirvAnA** · Thu, 3rd-May-2012, 1:27 AM

exactly what PiG said. of course a "community" is necessity for any site to even function and in TL's case there is no doubt Nazgul's involvement along with his strict no-nonsense moderation policy has had a tremendous influence on the site's growth, membership and culture on the site. His vision for TL and the decisions he has made are the differentiating factors why TL is a success, unlike the other hundreds of sc2 team/community sites in existence that we don't care about or know - even tho people may not always agree with them and/or his moderation policy it is one I feel that produces a "better" community & environment.

http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/co...t_on_tl_today/

i think the reddit comments are hilarious - i wish there was a way to display comments only above certain points, it would make navigation so much easier. screddit to me is much more of a news site than a forum/discussion one which I only go to when I'm bored after reading stuff on TL.

faithHunter · Thu, 3rd-May-2012, 2:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Nemo

Where it is a bit biased is that moderation here and there don't punish different opinions but behaviors that are not accepted. There is a thread about those rules and everyone have the opportunity to express his own opinion about how rules are.

I agree. They do not punish or ban people because they have different opinions. They punish people because they have broken the rules that they (The TeamLiquid Staff and the members) themselves have "agreed on".

Whether am I just seeing one side of the TeamLiquid Forums community or whether that's all there is to it is still a mystery to me.