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I will agree that the thread got a little off topic.
But why is talking about the actions of a moderator grounds for a lock if it is done in a respectful manor?
MODs are humans, they make mistakes or make actions that people might view as mistakes so why shouldn't we be able to discuss their actions?
Especially in this case where the MOD action in question amounts not to an 'official' act of Moderation but a mod stating their opinion about a thread as a Mod.
Also, I don't think the MODs should be apologizing for a post, unless they are going to lock the post.
I will agree that the thread got a little off topic.
But why is talking about the actions of a moderator grounds for a lock if it is done in a respectful manor?
MODs are humans, they make mistakes or make actions that people might view as mistakes so why shouldn't we be able to discuss their actions?
Especially in this case where the MOD action in question amounts not to an 'official' act of Moderation but a mod stating their opinion about a thread as a Mod.
Also, I don't think the MODs should be apologizing for a post, unless they are going to lock the post.
