I'm a little confused here. I was told by another mod after having a thread moved from the "Alternative News" section to the "Current Events"
sections that "Current Events" was more for news of all types, that is of a 'shady'(for lack of a better word) nature, where as "Alternative
News" was for straight up conspiracy talk.
Then we had another mod yesterday make a post thanking members for all the news they post.
Now we are being told we should keep it elsewhere.....I guess I'm asking for a more concise clarification.
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Topic started on 3-11-2009 @ 02:45 PM by MemoryShock
As AboveTopSecret.com gains in popularity, a trend has been noticed that we are moving away from the purpose of this discussion forum, that of
conspiracy related topics and discussion, and are starting more towards the incorporation of more and more "mainstream" topics and discussion. While
non conspiratorial topics are indeed relevant to how we percieve, communicate and thusly interact with the society(ies) we are in, this forum
is intended for the following types of threads -
It is not an effort on the part of Staff to dissaude the discussion of non conspiratorial topics, rather it is our motivation to place such discussions in venues that have been allocated for such. Whether it be within our Off Topic Forums or in a more regionally specific demographic, the intent is to reserve this forum for the discussion of conspiracy related aspects of current events.
Please be mindful of the topical nature of this forum and note that the moving of a thread by Staff to a more appropriate forum is in fact an effort to reaffirm the integrity of our mission here on AboveTopSecret.com - that of the discussion of conspiratorial aspects of the world around us.
This forum is for the discussion of contemporary world events, with a general focus on conspiracies and/or cover-ups that may not easily fit into other topical forums. Discussion topics and follow-up responses in this forum will likely tend to lean in favor of conspiracies, scandals, and cover-ups. Members who would seek to refute such theories should be mindful of AboveTopSecret.com's tradition of focusing on conspiracy theory, cover-ups, and scandals.
It is not an effort on the part of Staff to dissaude the discussion of non conspiratorial topics, rather it is our motivation to place such discussions in venues that have been allocated for such. Whether it be within our Off Topic Forums or in a more regionally specific demographic, the intent is to reserve this forum for the discussion of conspiracy related aspects of current events.
Please be mindful of the topical nature of this forum and note that the moving of a thread by Staff to a more appropriate forum is in fact an effort to reaffirm the integrity of our mission here on AboveTopSecret.com - that of the discussion of conspiratorial aspects of the world around us.
edit on Fri, 22 Oct 2010 14:58:55 -0500 by MemoryShock because: Edit - Updated Terminology
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