My Audition

Hm... let's see here... it's true that you have 20 posts, but they are all part of a "post-a-thon"... (term coined by me, refers to the high amount of posts made in a relatively small timeframe, in order to boost the Post Count) So, I'm afraid that I'll have to put my vote on hold for the time being...

So when I logged in today to check up on the day's new posts, I saw a long list of new posts and when I looked at the name of who posted them, I thought, 'Hmm..must be a new guy trying to get the password fast without having to do anything other than a couple of one-liners.' I was right.

I went through every single post you made today and I saw only ONE post that was rather constructive. My answer in regards to your receiving of the password for now will be a solid NO.

That has the potential to change, however; I will change my decision if you contribute in a constructive way to the boards. One-posts are not acceptable for constructive posts. Put some thought into your responses and don't revive "dead threads." (If you're not sure what a dead thread is, read some of the other responses to other auditions.)

WAIT A SECOND.
regisfan.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=viewprofile&user=kjablonski260
regisfan.proboards.com/index.cgi?action=viewprofile&user=kjablonski14

Same birthdate, different year, EXTREMELY similar usernames, different ages, EXTREMELY similar email addresses...

Permanent NO answer. It will not be changing.

I think we all need an explanation here kjablonski260/kjablonski14/kjablonski. You won't make a fool of us that easy... I think that we all know by now that you're the same person...

Look, if you want to gain access to the FG section, you have to let us know that you are trustworthy and that even with the password you can participate and collaborate. The post count rule was applied only because there were many people that got into the forums, took the password and left without a trace, and, naturally, we don't want that kind of people here.

I think that we should rewrite the rule, so instead of only 20 posts it could be something like "a month old and 35 posts". What does the staff think about this?

Also, Frank, it's true that Mods can delete any post, but anybody can delete his/her posts by clicking on the "delete" button (the third button along with "quote" and "modify"). As a matter of fact, I've deleted my previous post, in which I stated that "Based on this opinions, I'll have to change my decision then. I will no longer be putting my vote on hold. Instead, I'll make NO my final answer", and, for the same reasons posted earlier, I won't change my decision.

Why don't we all just take a deep breath and stop posting about this member until Regisfan has had the chance to review everything. I've locked 3 posts already (probably more by the time I'm done here for the next 3 or so hours) because we don't need the anger spreading to other parts of the board.

Let's not call people names, let's not tell people to shut up, let's not tell people to "get out of here."

I'm purposely NOT locking this thread to see if the member in question would like to explain himself (please pardon me if it's actually "herself").

Let's all just calm down and not get too over-excited about the situation.

Thank you.

I've been quite tolerant of the childish overreactions that have been occurring on this board as of late. In fact, I've been way more tolerant than I had any reason to be.

That ends now.

Every time someone suspicious pops up on the boards, certain members have the same knee-jerk reaction. That reaction, quite frankly, is to repeatedly make posts or comments in the Shout Box that "demand justice" and contain nasty comments directed toward whoever did something wrong.

I'm through with it. It's the same members every time, no matter how many times I make the "This is a friendly community" speech. So, it's time to take some action.

FrankT, I, as well as other members of the board, have expressed disappointment in the way you have treated members of this site who seemingly break the rules. Just going through the last three pages of the Shout Box as I write this post, I found the following messages (I added the bold typeface for emphasis):

FrankT I'm going! I can't stand it!
2010-09-28 3:14 PM

FrankT I'm so mad, we should have a Spam board!!
2010-09-28 3:06 PM

FrankT FRAUD! SPAMMER! ROBBER! CHEAT! GOON! BURGLAR! CRIMINAL!
2010-09-28 3:05 PM

FrankT Not if I do first!
2010-09-28 3:05 PM #

FrankT The one that gets rid of YOU! FRAUD!
2010-09-28 3:00 PM

And in this very thread:

The fraud! That's it, I'm reporting this to Regisfan!
Reply #9 Today at 2:01pm

FrankT, that is not how staff members on this site act. Unfortunately, it's not the first time you've acted like this, despite the fact that I've made posts calling you out on this type of behavior before. From this point forward, I am revoking your moderator status. Perhaps you will earn it back someday, but I'm not promising that. You've proven that you're too immature to be a representative of the staff of Millionaire Fans.

Millionaire94, you're guilty, too. You may not be a staff member, but you should know better than to act that way you did on this website. Let's take a look at some of your shouts from this afternoon:

millionaire94 I'm with Frank! JUSTICE! JUSTIIIICEEE!!!!!!!!2010-09-28 3:15 PM

millionaire[94] Probably "Ban the User" would be my favourite. And, if it is not available soon, I'll "go out and tell some vulgaric words".
2010-09-28 3:03 PM

I have raised your warning level to 50%, Millionaire94. If you continue to use this kind of behavior on the boards, your warning level will continue to go up. If it hits 100%, you will be banned.

As for kjablonski260, he has spammed up my forum with useless posts in an attempt to gain access to the Fan Games section. That's against the rules. He has also created multiple accounts, which is also against the rules. I'll give him a day or two to explain himself if he can, but then I'm banning him and deleting all of his posts.

The community is growing. With that growth will come many different types of people. The staff is perfectly capable of dealing with those individuals who are breaking the rules. We don't need everyone else chiming in and making those people feel like dirt.

Consider this the beginning of a zero tolerance policy on this matter.

On a more positive note, thank you to those members who tried to calm down our more hotheaded members throughout the day today, as well as to those who came to me instead of trying to handle the situation on their own. Thank you for helping this community to be a better place.