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17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 81

Loup Dargent

smiley - run

Late reply to Terry: ca va merci...smiley - smiley

Of course, _anyone_ having problems understanding French [the language, _not_ the people smiley - rofl] could ask for help here A1022310smiley - winkeye

It's free and all...smiley - biggrin

smiley - surfer

loupsmiley - fullmoon


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 82

dasilva

Any of these 'technical difficulties' go to explaining the alarming increase in XML errors folk have been getting this morning?


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 83

Number Six

Grumble, grumble, grumble.

smiley - mod


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 84

~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum

>> ...is why I stuck my oar in. <<


Hmmm. Nice oar.
smiley - winkeye
~jwf~







17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 85

Mina

You're too kind. smiley - biggrin


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 86

Jim Lynn

"Any of these 'technical difficulties' go to explaining the alarming increase in XML errors folk have been getting this morning?"

No. Those are caused by a totally unrelated set of technical difficulties. Things should have improved at around 1pm.


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 87

Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA!

hello i've just got up and is currently sat in my comphy chair and is drinking a nice cup of tea and eating toasted muffins! and now i would like to know just what "technical difficulties" these are please! so i can ignore tham and just get on with life!

thank you!


smiley - smiley


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 88

Jab [Since 29th November 2002]

Monkey, wrong, button, push. smiley - winkeye


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 89

Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA!

Explane please as it's still too early for me!



smiley - biggrin


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 90

Jim Lynn

It was caused by anomalous load.


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 91

taliesin

Bad load smiley - cross

No smiley - cake for you!


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 92

Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA!

Ok thanks for explaining it! i can stiil ignore it!


smiley - biggrin


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 93

.

Aha – so this is why I got an email about a silly Italian posting I wrote as a test about three years ago! smiley - laugh


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 94

clzoomer- a bit woobly

Is an *anomalous load* like a load of old cobblers?

(Just asking.)


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 95

Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA!

Nah mate!

Just ignore it and carry on regardless, more tea anyone? thereas more in the pot!


smiley - tongueout


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 96

Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA!

Nah mate!

Just ignore it and carry on regardless, more tea anyone? theres more in the pot!


smiley - tongueout


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 97

Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA!

oops!


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 98

Narapoia

Wan't Anomolous Load a Dickens character? Or maybe it was Pratchett...


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 99

Jab [Since 29th November 2002]

F19585?thread=379145&skip=812 Contains the words "bon mots" is that a *foreign* language post? Why was it not removed when the yikes system activated?

If we can't use dual langage, why is a dual response regard moderation in place, one rule for one, a second rule for others?

Para sa saling-wika ng dokumentong ito sa inyong wika, kung maaari ilagay and inyong pangalan at tirahan sa Sento ng Pakkikipag-ugnayan, banggitin ang reperensya http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/plain/AddThread?inreplyto=5045069

Not that I expect the staff to understand Tagalog, Punjabi, Hindi, Bengal or Urdu. But I would hope for a clear definition of what counts as *foreign* one word, a sentence, a paragraph, a post, or a whole thread? smiley - erm


17 March, 2004: Recent Moderation Difficulties

Post 100

Jim Lynn

"F19585?thread=379145&skip=812 Contains the words "bon mots" is that a *foreign* language post? Why was it not removed when the yikes system activated?"

Because that's not what happened. the only posts which were affected were ones which were *already* in the moderation system (and had been there for a *long* time - since before we became reactively moderated). The only reason new posts would be put into the system is if someone complained about them. We're not suddenly scanning the whole database for foreign words.


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