PARTIAL SUSPENSIONS

Bismillah,

The moderators dont get attacked untill they do somthing to warrent it.

Let's not attack them, especially personally.  Let's point out our differences as we do with each other, politely.

i doubt you'd ever be moderated...

Of course I have been and will be.

There is a whole wide world out there where you can do and say practically anything you want.  Why do you insist on changing the rules other people have made on this one forum, especially since you have your own that you moderate?  And if you want to change the rules here, why don't you start a post directed at that objective?

I'd like to have a liberals section for "moderate" Muslims to discuss things.  They denied this request especially since they said there is no such thing as a liberal Muslim et cetera.  I am looking for a forum such as that to join.  Do you know of one?

I found Across the Pond, but no Pond subblog.

Peace

ArabianKnight wrote:

There is an obviouse difference between personal attacks and genuine criticism. Most people can draw the distinction... somtimes when it involves religion emotions cause the line to be blurred. Everything is allowed to be critisized and debated... that is the point of free-will.

Yes, there is a difference, especially to the person the remarks are directed toward. The Moderators on the forum get PMs and private complaint messages every single day, usually from someone that feels they are being insulted, or they find the material offensive.

Just because you don't find something offensive doesn't mean that 50 other people don't. If we truly Edited or Deleted everything everyone wanted us to we really would be censoring everything.

Perhaps the majority of posters here are more sensitive because they want a more Islamic environment. That is what this forum is supposed to be. If this is not what you are looking for, there are plenty of other venues on the internet that will allow you to post anything you choose.