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Project Avalon General Discussion Finding safe places, information and resources for building communities, site suggestions. |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2009
Posts: 49
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Avalon Spiritual Mother
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: belgium
Posts: 4,919
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As I suggested there should be a sticky thread that answers all this . Love from me mudra |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Portugal
Posts: 303
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I have posted this on the Nexus thread, and I will put it here too:
The End of a Cycle Everything in life as a cycle. There's the cycle of life, there's the crop cycle, there's the 24H daily cycle, there's the solstice and the equinox cycle, History is made of cycles, etc.. and Avalon is no exception. Avalon has reached the end of a cycle, and a new one is coming. It didn't start in the best way, as we, the members, the ones that keep the forum growing... we were left in the dark, leaving room to spreading rumors, that fed the unhappiness of the members. Not to mention the Abraxas novel... Now the mod team is trying to calm people down and straighten things, but the wound is open, and things will take time to heal. Some people are, by nature, against change when things are running well, (I'm one of them) and if not clearly explained how things will be, the "riot" is a certainty. Some things were said about the new forum rules, but until we see how things will work out, we have to give some benefit of the doubt. We are all precious to Avalon, and I believe the Mod team and the Administrators are aware of it. Without us, Avalon wouldn't be what it is today. The cycle is ending. It was an excellent ride, and the memories of it are here. A new cycle is beginning... will it be a good one? We don't know, but we have to accept it. Maybe we choose different paths, but the goal is the same. (or we wouldn't be here). Remember, how could we be pretending on building communities, if we can't even respect each others in this virtual world? How would it be in the real world? My 2cents! Love and Respect to you all. |
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I dont need a label !
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: The Shire of Wilt
Posts: 2,889
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I am refraining from posting at pa2 for the moment as I am not happy with the way people are being treated. If I do post what I'm thinking they will be pi$sed off with me and will ban me
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Poland
Posts: 3,442
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Poland
Posts: 3,442
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I have a feeling it will backfire at them....
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Southern Maine
Posts: 560
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I logged into AV2 once, immediately didn't like the vibe, and haven't gone back, and I'm not sure if I will. My vote is to leave Avalon as is.
Invite only to a forum, I don't consider that a forum. That is a closed door club. Makes me think of a bunch of privileged men smoking their cigars in a private lounge discussing how they understand the world works and the rest of the world doesn't have a damn clue, and isn't going to find out because it's behind closed doors. Hmph. My new Avalon is in Sedona. I think I'm just gonna head back over there and stay put ![]() |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 335
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Swanny wrote:
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Ok, here I go...I have to bring this horse back up here, so I do apologize in advance. The greatest concern that every single member should have is the true triggering of the chaos that unfolded here. Unfortunately, it was predominately due to Moderators argueing and calling each other out openly on the forum for all to see. Then when some of them mentioned agendas playing out behind the scenes...OUCH!! There's nothing more damaging to the integrity of a business, operation, or forum for that matter than public dissension, hostility, and non-support from it's leaders. Period. Unfortunately, those members who had a human reaction to this behavior, information and accusations exploding in their faces, are the ones being penalyzed. People felt let down, and I've yet seen any apology from the Moderators for the obvious. It's as if we all are to move on and forget about it. That is what will cause the slightest thing that happens next to blow up, because we are not addressing the core issues and member concerns. Folks, I've managed people for 10+ years, trust me on the above statement. How things are being handled now, simply is not a conducive approach or resolve. Wow!! |
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Avalon Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 335
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GregorArturo wrote:
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Something I’ve learned and passed on to former supervisory employees of mine and co-workers (managers and supervisors) is that there is no need to “set up” undesirables for failure or removal. For repeat offender’s almost always repeat undesirable behaviors…that offends. If not, then the necessary adjustment has been made by the offender. Therefore, if you establish up front that all are welcomed back along with a specific new protocol (thoroughly outlined and shared with all) that will result in read only or removal/banned status. You have core principles/procedure i place. “It is fine to identify the bad apples on the tree, but don’t pick them off. They will eventually rot away and fall off on their own.” |
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