15 posts in 2 threads for "#guidelines"

1. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
   The Night Desk·EK ExchangeKeeperStaffMod·Sep 18· post #8

   Welcome aboard. Lobby shouters will be gently escorted to the parking lot.

2. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
   The Night Desk·TL TheLastUsherFan·Sep 18· post #7

   Ten years working a theater taught me people will shout the ending in the lobby. Glad this place has standards.

3. What Forum Moderators do (and what we never touch)
   The Night Desk·GD GenreDeskGregPress·Sep 18· post #7

   As someone who has moderated comment sections at work, this is a sane policy. Nudge first is underrated.

4. What Forum Moderators do (and what we never touch)
   The Night Desk·HK HexKeyHannahFan·Sep 12· post #6

   Clear enough. Footnotes, not gossip.

5. What Forum Moderators do (and what we never touch)
   The Night Desk·TN TheNightDeskStaffMod·Sep 11· post #5

   We remove unverified rumors about real productions and real people, and link to the guidelines. Talking about what the public signals show is fine. Speculating about someone's private business is not.

6. What Forum Moderators do (and what we never touch)
   The Night Desk·HK HexKeyHannahFan·Sep 11· post #4

   How do you handle someone posting a leak or rumor about a film?

7. What Forum Moderators do (and what we never touch)
   The Night Desk·OO OptionsOnOmensInvestor·Sep 10· post #3

   Appreciate that moderators cannot touch the Oracle. Nothing kills trust in a signal faster than someone quietly adjusting it.

8. What Forum Moderators do (and what we never touch)
   The Night Desk·SW SignalWardenStaffMod·Sep 9· post #2

   Adding the data side: if a line on the Home looks broken, I am the one to ping. Moderation and the pipeline are kept separate on purpose.

9. What Forum Moderators do (and what we never touch)
   The Night Desk·EK ExchangeKeeperStaffMod·Sep 9· post #1

   What do Forum Moderators actually do here? Fair question. We read flags, move threads to the right board, add spoiler tags people forgot, and step in when a disagreement stops being about films. We wi…

10. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
    The Night Desk·GF GhoulFridayFan·Aug 24· post #6

    Fair. Tagging everything, including my feelings.

11. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
    The Night Desk·TN TheNightDeskStaffMod·Aug 24· post #5

    No expiry date in thread titles. Inside a thread that is clearly about the film, a week after wide release is a reasonable courtesy window, but tags cost nothing, so use them anyway.

12. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
    The Night Desk·GF GhoulFridayFan·Aug 24· post #4

    Question on spoilers: how long after release before a kill in a slasher is fair game? Asking for a calendar.

13. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
    The Night Desk·BM BloodMoonCapitalInvestor·Aug 23· post #3

    Appreciate rule 5 being spelled out. In my old life we had a compliance team for that sentence. Here it is a footnote with a sense of humor.

14. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
    The Night Desk·SB SlowBurnSallyFan·Aug 21· post #2

    Rule 4 is going to save friendships. Some people treat act three like public information.

15. Community guidelines: be kind, tag spoilers, nothing here is financial advice
    The Night Desk·TN TheNightDeskStaffMod·Aug 21· post #1

    Short version of the house rules. They apply to every board, every thread, every hour of the night. 1. Be kind. Argue with ideas, not people. You can think a film is a mess without thinking its fans a…