[Jim Robinson]

Look, the moderators do not come into this forum to cause problems. They do not come in here looking for posts to pull. They are called in by the victims of the abuse. If you do not want moderators here, it's really quite simple. Do not post anything that will hurt someone to the point he would complain about it.

[drstevej]

Do not post anything that will hurt someone to the point he would complain about it.

Do you realize how much that sounds like the politics of victimology exercised by the political "PC" crowd?

[Corin Stormhands]

They are called in by the victims of the abuse.

I've been a victim of abuse Jim. And I've called the moderators and had posts pulled.

You say some have made a career of bashing Mormonism.

Likewise, some have made a career out of playing the victim.

[JesseShurun]

Here's what happens. A Mormon will seek to eliminate anyone that they consider a threat and the threat to them is in the form of those individuals that know the Old Testament, The New Testament, Hebrew, Greek and theology in general and in particular. When they are confronted with real and learned knowledge they feel threatened and then the mask of niceness falls away. Then they begin to make claims that they are being attacked. If they can't stand the heat... well you know the rest. Why the hell are they here then?

[Conservative til I die]

To add another few cents Jim, I don't think there should be limits on pressing abuse (unless say, there's someone clearly just hitting it non-stop for kicks). If someone is a moderator, that puts them in a special position of authority and expertise on the forum's rules, and thus it should be contingent on them, not the person pressing abuse, to determine when something is truly abuse. IOW, the current system works fine.