object.png 7.96KB 1 downloadsSo.. perhaps this needs to be talked about.
I can see making a complaint on the Public Chat.
There are things that not everyone will like.
However...
Do people really need to resort to profanity?
Is it really that difficult to say "I don't like this" vs "I don't f^^^ing like this" in the public chat?
And then to resort to bullying if you're asked to watch your language?
Can more be done to discourage this kind of activity?
I can see arguments about being "less sensitive" towards profanity.
I tend to be on the side where resorting to profanity just shows a general lack of intelligence.
And online bullying is something else completely.
So my question and problem has been stated, but I'll state it again.
Can the Moderators do more to discourage people in the public chat from profanity and/or bullying?
I have attached a screen image that points out a conversation I recently saw in the public chat that points this out.