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Discussion, or getting off topic?

Discussion in 'Helpdesk' started by canesandbhoys, Dec 7, 2010.

Discuss Discussion, or getting off topic? in the Helpdesk area at TalkCeltic.net.

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  1. canesandbhoys

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    Could someone take a look at this thread and advise me on where it went off topic? Because I certainly feel it wasn't me that steered it that way.

    http://www.talkceltic.net/forum/talkceltic-pub/93838-people-whose-lives-were-wasted.html

    As a response to the question in the title of the thread, I posted a dissenting opinion on the topic, which is a regular part of normal discussion. A mod decided that a differing view on the subject was going off topic. I was a bit unsure in how my point was off topic (resulting in a confused emoticon), and I tried to make my point as clearly related to the topic as possible. The same mod called my response "smart arsed" and offered up the Forum rules, which I have read and have also not violated (except for this thread possibly being a "problem with a staff decision," although this forum is clearly labeled as a place for "Question, Feedback or Inquiry for the Staff").
     
    canesandbhoys, Dec 7, 2010
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  2. Paul67 Administrator Administrator

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    You've read the rules, and you've admitted that maybe you shouldn't have opened this thread, but you did anyway. If you have a problem with a staff members decision, pm them, as it clearly states in the rules you claim to have read.
     
    Paul67, Dec 8, 2010
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