"Forum governance set by its own guidelines"
In our commitment to maintaining a respectful and safe online community, we have established guidelines for user comments on our website.
Firstly, we do not tolerate any form of discrimination, antisemitism, racism, sexual harassment, statements endangering minors, threats, insults, abuses, criminal statements, defamatory or reputation-damaging comments. Any comment that violates these principles will be promptly deleted without notice.
Our comment forum is designed to foster open discussions, but it is important to remember that the right to freedom of expression does not extend to the deletion of comments on this page. This is to ensure that our community remains a welcoming and inclusive space for all.
The editorial staff generally distances itself from reader comments, as they reflect the users' private opinions. However, we exercise our 'house right' to delete comments that lack meaningful content, are obvious provocations ('trolls'), or contain commercial advertising, which will be moved to SPAM.
We encourage our users to familiarise themselves with the guidelines for using our comment forum. Moderating the forum requires effort and time, and it is a responsibility that we take seriously.
It is worth noting that the organization responsible for enforcing these rules and moderating the forum may vary. While the specific organization is not explicitly identified in the search results, it is typically the forum's own administration or designated moderators who oversee these duties. Examples of this can be seen on forums such as stonemaster-forum.de.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adhering to these guidelines, and we look forward to engaging in thoughtful and enlightening discussions with our community.
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