Business is business

[Nebulous]

If you ran a forum, would you enforce the rules strictly upon whoever violated them? Even if this rule breaker was a really good friend of yours?

 

[AUFred]

not being fair has destroyed a lot of boards.

 

[freakofnature]

not being fair has destroyed a lot of boards.

Yep. Including this one (back in the day, before Jordan acquired it).

 

[Kurbir]

Honestly it depends on the violation. If it is a minor infraction (e.g. necroposting, double posting etc.) , I would most likely look the other way a couple of more times than I might for another user. However, if the same thing was repeated ad nauseam or the violation was more serious (e.g. abuse of position) then I would not hesitate to completely remove their ability to continue to engage with the community like I would with any other miscreant.

 

[Starmix]

Listen to your heart and mind. Rule is rule.

If you ran a forum, would you enforce the rules strictly upon whoever violated them? Even if this rule breaker was a really good friend of yours?

 

[cherry123]

Yes I would. it's not to punish the person but for the business to learn and avoid doing such and to show others I'm serious with my rules

 

[Starmix]

That is called business is business and whoever violates a policy deserves a penalty.

 

[cherry123]

Yes anywhere in the world violation of rules kr policies comes with it's penalty so that others learn and desist

 

[Shawn]

If you ran a forum, would you enforce the rules strictly upon whoever violated them? Even if this rule breaker was a really good friend of yours?

I do run forums.

I enforce the rules to everyone and no one (not even staff, not even me) gets to violate them.

They're common sense rules, too. If you can't follow them, you shouldn't be on the internet to begin with.