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Is the moderation more light-touch here than on other Aspie boards?

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Quart

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I'm finding the moderation on other boards somewhat oppressive, as I cannot discuss religious issues with a free hand. The moderation on the board I am referring to never used to be this restrictive, but it's taken a turn for the worse.

Can anyone advise?

Many thanks

Quart
 
We try to be a bit more on the light side here, however it doesn't mean everything goes and we wont ban anyone.

There are a few topics we pretty much don't allow per rules, one of the being religion (the other one being politics that are not related to autism specifically), as these topics require a lot of moderation and people will most likely get offended in said threads. It's one of the ways we try to keep a friendly atmosphere here.

You might want to take a look at this here

https://www.aspiescentral.com/threads/general-rules-guidelines.3/
 
King_Oni said:
We try to be a bit more on the light side here, however it doesn't mean everything goes and we wont ban anyone.

There are a few topics we pretty much don't allow per rules, one of the being religion (the other one being politics that are not related to autism specifically), as these topics require a lot of moderation and people will most likely get offended in said threads. It's one of the ways we try to keep a friendly atmosphere here.

You might want to take a look at this here

https://www.aspiescentral.com/threads/general-rules-guidelines.3/
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Understood.
 
tree said:
Quart
Some of the posts in these threads may
contain topics of interest to you.

https://www.aspiescentral.com/threads/aspergers-and-religion.7509/#post-122332
https://www.aspiescentral.com/threads/religion-forum.5675/#post-88314
https://www.aspiescentral.com/threads/the-religion-thread.2766/#post-34687
https://www.aspiescentral.com/threads/are-you-religious.14972/
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Thanks for the offer, but I wanted to discuss Islam. I can see that it's not going to be possible here, as I have very polarising opinions on the topic. Thank you for your time, though.
 
If you don't like it here then I'm sure there are a number of other forums you could find.
 
I know that on some of the other Aspie forums they allow a free reign when it comes to posting anti Islam and Muslim sentiment (coupled with outright hate for all 'brown' people from some) and that was extremely scary for me as a Muslim person with mixed race kids. There is freedom of speech and there is being allowed to expose views that belong on Stormfront.
 
StephF said:
If you don't like it here then I'm sure there are a number of other forums you could find.
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I'm not saying I don't like it - I wanted to ask what the ground rules were.

Many thanks. (I'm running out of autism forums that will accept me, frankly.)
 
Astroganga said:
There is freedom of speech and there is being allowed to expose views that belong on Stormfront.
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I believe in freedom of speech (including the type of Stormfront-esque stuff you're on about). However, I find Stormfront unpleasant. I don't like Islam one bit, but I hate white supremacists just as much.
 
The_Hopeless_Aspie_Guy said:
Pretend to be their friends, laugh at their jokes (even though they're not funny) and send hand baked cookies to them a few times per year :D;)
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You are some hot guy,
if you can bake cookies
in your hands.

Lots of people have to
resort to using an oven
for that process.
 
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