reply to post by JoshNorton
just wanted to make sure, not meaning any offense, but I've seen a few people who complain but never push the alert button.
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reply posted on 2-6-2009 @ 12:12 PM by lazy1981
reply to post by JoshNorton
I personally treat the alert button like "the button." I only use it when I feel that a person is really gone overboard, I wouldn't want anyone to think that I complain to big brother ATS when I can just let it slide off my back. Plus it gives credibility when I actually use the alert button a mod doesn't say, "not this guy again!"
But, like I said if it's something similar to what we are talking about in this particular thread than I'd say that it's warranted.
I'm a good ATS citizen and probably use Alert 3-5 times a week as I see necessary. Too much? Maybe, but the mods always come back and say it's better to use it than not.
I personally treat the alert button like "the button." I only use it when I feel that a person is really gone overboard, I wouldn't want anyone to think that I complain to big brother ATS when I can just let it slide off my back. Plus it gives credibility when I actually use the alert button a mod doesn't say, "not this guy again!"
But, like I said if it's something similar to what we are talking about in this particular thread than I'd say that it's warranted.
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