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Draginol
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Just to set the record straight, I was there as a MOO 3 player. I have MOO 3, I am playing MOO 3. And I came across Sencho's post.
But when I responded, I clearly wrote that I work for Stardock and was the designer of GalCiv.
But I certainly don't consider visiting the MOO 3 forums as part of my "job".
I don't like flame wars. But realistically, in my opinion, moderators are the ones who set the tone for a given message board. If moderators are attacking a game that seems to be competitive in nature, it encourages others to do the same because a moderator is an authority figure.
What I don't want, both as a MOO3 player and as someone involved with GalCiv, is to see the MOO forums turned into some sort of vast GalCiv vs. MOO 3 flame war. I would rather people see these games as allies in a quest to make 4X strategy games more well known.
And when moderators become partisans, you end up with people who feel strongly on one side doing battle with those on the other side and the whole forum ends up a constant flame fest.
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Ray K
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Allen, TX
Nov 1999 time: 23:27
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Sencho is so obviously a big fish in a small pond.
The fact that he has no nads was evidenced by the fact that he edited his post in response to criticism.
ooh, look at me. I am the moderator of a game forum. Here's my hot opinion about the lame competition. What? I'm an ass? OK, let me edit my post so that I look like a fair and balanced guy!
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pg
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i've never understood the need for mods. admins? yes. mods? no.
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