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Well, the previous rules were nearly unlimited free speech. Things were put in FAQs like "some users here have prickly shells, but we've grown to love them". Now it changed overnight. Sure, everyone is free to leave this forum (and in effect leave bitcoin, because bitcoin is very linked to this forum). But it is unfair to mislead people so grossly. One day the biggest bitcoin forum is advertised as free speech, the next day there is no free speech. First the whole bitcoin is advertised as a libertarian currency in global media, then it quickly changes, because some early adopters from the United States want to safely cash out. If bitcoin is something different than everyone thinks, maybe you all should advertise it as another Facebook Credits or another World of Warcraft coins, or Second Life money, and stop misleading people and wasting people' time.
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Okay… No "moderators for life". Moderators -even the ones responsible for maintaining the site- are required step back and let the current "Congress" handle things. That way, we have citizen moderators. Unlike cesspools like slashdot, becoming a moderator is not a lucky break that lasts for all of 5 minutes. If someone is invited to be a moderator, they've already met certain thresholds and maybe placement on the OTC web of trust. This is a site about monetary philosophy, after all. If you have no contribution to the economic activity of bitcoin, it might reveal a deficiency in the requirements of moderating for a few days. You guys need the help and you cannot afford to either burnout or burnout random forum members. Use the spirit of volunteerism that is already here. There should be a way for removed postings to be meta moderated. A sort of appeal process. Anyway, that's my two bitcents.
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