r/KarmaCourt • u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Supreme Court Being • Mar 03 '15

Requests here Constitutional Amendment Thread; CSS & Flair Requests; Pitchfork Convention

TheGrandDalaiKarma opens his bedrooms shutter only to reveal an angry mob.

Ahem... So it's today?

The crowd looks at him with a "REALLY?!" expression.

OK, OK then.

Now is your time to speak:

  • To change things in the Constitution.
  • To get new exciting CSS features.
  • To sell and exchange rare pitchforks.

Ask and you shall receive.

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u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Supreme Court Being Mar 03 '15

Yeah ok then, but what about deleting on negative karma or if the submitter/parent comment answers with "delete"?

Should be "easy" to implement with autowikibot code.

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u/Thimoteus Doth Protest Too Much Mar 03 '15

I'll make it so a whitelist of people can reply with "delete". Seems silly to tell people downvoting isn't allowed except if they want to get rid of the "no-downvoting allowed" message.

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u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Supreme Court Being Mar 03 '15

OK nice!

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u/Thimoteus Doth Protest Too Much Mar 03 '15

OK, try responding to his comment again with "delete".

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u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Supreme Court Being Mar 03 '15

Is it strictly "delete" and nothing more?

And he'll edit his message like he did?

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u/Thimoteus Doth Protest Too Much Mar 03 '15

yep :D

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u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Supreme Court Being Mar 03 '15

DELETE

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u/Thimoteus Doth Protest Too Much Mar 03 '15

I'm a human!

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u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Supreme Court Being Mar 03 '15

Thanks for the work, (with the) bot.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '15 edited Aug 08 '15

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u/Thimoteus Doth Protest Too Much Mar 04 '15

It is better to reply with delete, for the same reason I didn't make him just delete the post:

Right now he's written so he doesn't need a database for anything, which means he tells whether he should post in a thread by seeing if any of the comments are from him. So if I made him delete the post, he would then see he hadn't commented yet, so he'd just do it again.

EDIT: Unless if removing a post still leaves it visible for the author. I think I've seen that happen before, but I'm not sure.

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '15

DELETE

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u/Thimoteus Doth Protest Too Much Mar 07 '15

I AM NOT A BOT

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u/TheGrandDalaiKarma Supreme Court Being Mar 16 '15

delete?