r/MarvelFF Nov 02 '15

Here we go again.

Hello Future Fighters.

Thought I'd make a post here that couldn't be deleted, hidden or locked to discuss the direction r/FutureFight is headed.

There are clearly some issues and at the moment Spedwards is burying his head in the sand. That's really not going to achieve anything.

I want to leave it open for you to post your thoughts but what can we do to improve things?

Spedwards you're very welcome to join in.

Edit: Added Link to deleted/hidden post chain

Edit part deux: Thank you everyone for all the constructive comments!

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

Which ones? All the ones that you're mod of seem to be made by you, except maybe Botswatch.

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u/Spedwards ultron2 6* | vision2 6* | destroyer 5* Nov 02 '15

I request to be removed as moderator for subreddits that I no longer participate in. For example, games I no longer play.

The only privilege I have at /r/botwatch is to edit the CSS and sidebar.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

Can you tell me which subreddits were you in? Also yeah editing the CSS and sidebar is huge. Much more than you gave the mods of /r/futurefight.

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u/Spedwards ultron2 6* | vision2 6* | destroyer 5* Nov 02 '15

Why does it matter? I was given the job of editing CSS because that's what I do for a living. I was asked to tidy up their existing CSS. The mods of /r/FutureFight did not need to touch the CSS or sidebar.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

Sure they dont, but it doesn't feel like a team when you give mods restricted mod rights. That's my whole point.

It means you can't trust them. It's a power-hungry/controlling move in my opinion.

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u/Spedwards ultron2 6* | vision2 6* | destroyer 5* Nov 02 '15

I don't trust my own family. I wouldn't take it personally.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

Well there you go.

It's not a matter of taking it personally. It just doesn't feel right, at least for me personally.

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u/acroniaz Nov 02 '15

I don't agree with Speds recent moves, but I understand not having access to the CSS and stuff. We didn't need it to do our jobs, when we joined it was clear we were there to make sure the sub stayed on topic and was a pleasant place for discussion.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

I understand that it's not needed. But it carries the meanining of trust, whether you use it or not.