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Ongoing abuse and harrasement...

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#1
GMforPowergamers
Dec 12, 2008 8:57:27 Hi,

I would like to know how (other then this post) to complain about a poster, or group of posters. On one of the WotC boards I have been told repeatedly even by a form moderator I have 'no right' to post there becuse
A) I am too dumb
b) I don't know what I am talking about
c) I am ruining the threads.
This is now gotten to the point where I am reciving harrasing PMs from one of them, and being told that 'I need to stop or else'.

I have put almost no details into this post on purpose, becuse I do not want it to devolve into name calling or addtional threats...I just want to know what I can do about a pattern of behavior that is harrasing...
#2
Zherog
Dec 12, 2008 9:26:02 You should contact Customer Service. Include as much detail as possible, including links to posts where appropriate. If you need to include any screen shots, they should be uploaded as jpg images.

While forum admins can read your private messages, it's my understanding that it's their policy not to. (and I like that policy.) So you might need to specifically grant permission for the admin to go look at your private messages; in the short term, though, a screen shot or two of those PMs would likely be helpful to Customer Service.

Good luck. Nobody deserves to be harassed. I hope you get satisfaction.
#3
GMforPowergamers
Dec 12, 2008 9:31:17
You should contact Customer Service. Include as much detail as possible, including links to posts where appropriate. If you need to include any screen shots, they should be uploaded as jpg images.

While forum admins can read your private messages, it's my understanding that it's their policy not to. (and I like that policy.) So you might need to specifically grant permission for the admin to go look at your private messages; in the short term, though, a screen shot or two of those PMs would likely be helpful to Customer Service.

Good luck. Nobody deserves to be harassed. I hope you get satisfaction.

thank you very much
#4
Zherog
Dec 12, 2008 9:38:24 No problem.
#5
lord_karsus
Dec 12, 2008 12:50:33 -Take a screen shot of the PM, and include that in your "evidence" submitted to Customer Service. That way, it's there, they have it, and if you erase it, they still have access to it.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 GMforPowergamers Dec 12, 2008 8:57:27	Hi, I would like to know how (other then this post) to complain about a poster, or group of posters. On one of the WotC boards I have been told repeatedly even by a form moderator I have 'no right' to post there becuse A) I am too dumb b) I don't know what I am talking about c) I am ruining the threads. This is now gotten to the point where I am reciving harrasing PMs from one of them, and being told that 'I need to stop or else'. I have put almost no details into this post on purpose, becuse I do not want it to devolve into name calling or addtional threats...I just want to know what I can do about a pattern of behavior that is harrasing...
#2 Zherog Dec 12, 2008 9:26:02	You should contact Customer Service. Include as much detail as possible, including links to posts where appropriate. If you need to include any screen shots, they should be uploaded as jpg images. While forum admins can read your private messages, it's my understanding that it's their policy not to. (and I like that policy.) So you might need to specifically grant permission for the admin to go look at your private messages; in the short term, though, a screen shot or two of those PMs would likely be helpful to Customer Service. Good luck. Nobody deserves to be harassed. I hope you get satisfaction.
#3 GMforPowergamers Dec 12, 2008 9:31:17	You should contact Customer Service. Include as much detail as possible, including links to posts where appropriate. If you need to include any screen shots, they should be uploaded as jpg images. While forum admins can read your private messages, it's my understanding that it's their policy not to. (and I like that policy.) So you might need to specifically grant permission for the admin to go look at your private messages; in the short term, though, a screen shot or two of those PMs would likely be helpful to Customer Service. Good luck. Nobody deserves to be harassed. I hope you get satisfaction. thank you very much
#4 Zherog Dec 12, 2008 9:38:24	No problem.
#5 lord_karsus Dec 12, 2008 12:50:33	-Take a screen shot of the PM, and include that in your "evidence" submitted to Customer Service. That way, it's there, they have it, and if you erase it, they still have access to it.