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Wow did that post get your post moderated? This is exactly why I left that forum. I didn't post much and was a lurker for years but too much fighting between members. It is ok to disagree but every single thread is people arguing.Seems like the following thread I posted triggered too many people:
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Title: Milei is well qualified and succeeding as president of Argentina
Milei got himself elected by offending a lot of people and then teaming up with some of the people he offended greatly.
Milei is achieving his objectives through a combination of threats, retribution, marketing, negotiations and compromises, while having the courage to make tough unpopular decisions.
Milei is respected by those who support his policies while feared and hated by those who oppose his plans. If he was a failure, his enemies wouldn't fear him. Some might even argue that before your enemies respect you, they first must first fear you.
It's normal and reasonable to criticize his policies, especially those who are negatively impacted by them. Whether he will ultimately succeed and get himself reelected remains to be seen. However, Milei seems to have proven to be well qualified for the job as president of Argentina and its best chance of turning the country around.
People on this forum don't like me because of my anti-Milei views but for the most part, expect just one member of this forum that always bullies me, everyone is mostly respectful here. I have rarely seen any posts deleted and only it seems if they have nothing to do with Buenos Aires or disrupting. I like this forum. Welcome aboard.
Thank you! I think it's ok to disagree with one another and still be kind. Thank you for being kind. It seem like all the old forum hate Milei and all this forum love Milei.Don't worry I think Milei is fantastic but I still like you
Did they moderate your post or delete something? Or just many posters disagreed with your post? If it's the latter I think that is ok for people to disagree. The problem many people seem to have is their post was edited or deleted without notifying the OP. I stopped reading the old forum as it comes across as many old expat males fighting with one another. That isn't productive.Seems like the following thread I posted triggered too many people:
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Title: Milei is well qualified and succeeding as president of Argentina
Milei got himself elected by offending a lot of people and then teaming up with some of the people he offended greatly.
Milei is achieving his objectives through a combination of threats, retribution, marketing, negotiations and compromises, while having the courage to make tough unpopular decisions.
Milei is respected by those who support his policies while feared and hated by those who oppose his plans. If he was a failure, his enemies wouldn't fear him. Some might even argue that before your enemies respect you, they first must first fear you.
It's normal and reasonable to criticize his policies, especially those who are negatively impacted by them. Whether he will ultimately succeed and get himself reelected remains to be seen. However, Milei seems to have proven to be well qualified for the job as president of Argentina and its best chance of turning the country around.
There has been complains of excessive moderation on the old forum for a long time. I stopped going to that site. I suspect that many of those posters have moved out of Argentina or probably will move out soon. Mostly now it's members arguing with one another, people posting about free concerts, posts about how food prices are the highest in the world (not true), or silly people complaining about disputes with their property administrator which absolutely NO ONE cares about.Anyone else started coming to this site because the other site's moderator(s) are very biased and many posters are suffering from MDS (Milei Derangement Syndrome)?
Yes, it's definitely ok to have different opinions, and I always try to debate in a civil manner.Did they moderate your post or delete something? Or just many posters disagreed with your post? If it's the latter I think that is ok for people to disagree. The problem many people seem to have is their post was edited or deleted without notifying the OP. I stopped reading the old forum as it comes across as many old expat males fighting with one another. That isn't productive.
I like you just fine @Avocado. You post a lot of good content. Even if I might disagree with some of your posts I am glad to read counter-arguments as well about Milei. I don't believe he is doing 100% right.People on this forum don't like me because of my anti-Milei views but for the most part, expect just one member of this forum that always bullies me, everyone is mostly respectful here. I have rarely seen any posts deleted and only it seems if they have nothing to do with Buenos Aires or disrupting. I like this forum. Welcome aboard.
That is the sort of thing that people really really really don't like. Many people had that issue. If you read old posts here you will find many members had exactly the same thing happen to them. I think there is a way the owner/Moderator shadow bans you. Then people just have posts that are disagreed with deleted that break no rules other than the owner might not have the same political view and deletes them. There is no sense of having a forum if people can't post their opinions. Thanks for sharing your experience @TonyTigre. I noticed far fewer posts there lately and didn't know if this was still going on.Yes, it's definitely ok to have different opinions, and I always try to debate in a civil manner.
After that post, I noticed days later that new posts are held for review for a long time, and then recently I started noticing some of my replies to other threads being deleted. Those are replies that would not that have broken any reasonable rules.
Lol it's the minutia that they argue about too, one item 15 cents more expensive in BA than CA and now everything's too expensive. Another poster in the same thread photoshopped a post to make another poster appear to say something he didn't. It's a mess over there with too many people with too much time on their hands.There has been complains of excessive moderation on the old forum for a long time. I stopped going to that site. I suspect that many of those posters have moved out of Argentina or probably will move out soon. Mostly now it's members arguing with one another, people posting about free concerts, posts about how food prices are the highest in the world (not true), or silly people complaining about disputes with their property administrator which absolutely NO ONE cares about.
Exactly. I still go back from time to time to read things but people are so petty. Sometimes I think they fight just to fight. Some people have been fighting for years with one another. A lot of personalities and automatically their first instinct is just to fight. That gets old fast. Photoshopped a post? I missed that. That is crazy strange behavior. I think all the craziness has made the good posters leave.Lol it's the minutia that they argue about too, one item 15 cents more expensive in BA than CA and now everything's too expensive. Another poster in the same thread photoshopped a post to make another poster appear to say something he didn't. It's a mess over there with too many people with too much time on their hands.
To be fair there are plenty of great posters too, but they are far and few between and most of them rarely post anymore.
Yes, this was exactly why this forum was created. If you look at this old post below you can read about the issues the owner of this forum had with the owner of that old forum, Igor. I used to post on that forum but it got too ridiculous and moved here.
Who is the owner of BAexpats.org? Why does he delete posts and allow people to make up fake posts?
I posted on BAexpats.org for many years. I finally quit in protest as he is crazy on moderation and deletes whatever he personally doesn't agree with. Many people have mentioned on Twitter the same thing and I met up with several expats on the website who said the same thing about him. They...www.expatsba.com
Welcome to this forum @TonyTigre. Excessive moderation is an ongoing issue on that forum for years. I think most people are lurkers now. Very few posts but a lot of bickering and fighting there.Seems like the following thread I posted triggered too many people:
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Title: Milei is well qualified and succeeding as president of Argentina
Milei got himself elected by offending a lot of people and then teaming up with some of the people he offended greatly.
Milei is achieving his objectives through a combination of threats, retribution, marketing, negotiations and compromises, while having the courage to make tough unpopular decisions.
Milei is respected by those who support his policies while feared and hated by those who oppose his plans. If he was a failure, his enemies wouldn't fear him. Some might even argue that before your enemies respect you, they first must first fear you.
It's normal and reasonable to criticize his policies, especially those who are negatively impacted by them. Whether he will ultimately succeed and get himself reelected remains to be seen. However, Milei seems to have proven to be well qualified for the job as president of Argentina and its best chance of turning the country around.
People on this forum don't like me because of my anti-Milei views but for the most part, expect just one member of this forum that always bullies me, everyone is mostly respectful here. I have rarely seen any posts deleted and only it seems if they have nothing to do with Buenos Aires or disrupting. I like this forum. Welcome aboard.
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