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triggers

deleted_user
deleted_user
okay why so some people get the priorities, to say what you posted is a trigger, and then it is pulled, i mean some people need to just learn to ignore, it seems that certain people and sites are dominateing or dominate certain post and or sites, how is that?
deleted_user
deleted_user
I thought the point in adding "trigger" to a discussion topic 'title', was to warn others in at the site the discussion could contain material that could offend others, or could bring up trama for others. I know for sure that is what is intended in the Rape Group.
And I agree, learning to use the 'ignore' option is not used enough. That would solve alot of problems at DS. Of course continued offensive abuse should be reported to DS.
Community LeaderThePepperMan
ThePepperMan
The problem comes from not enough coverage, and no real standard for what a trigger is. I try really hard NOT to base decisions on friendships. But I can't close things when I am not on, and there are those who have usage patterns similar to mine. So that is a partial reason.

So vote YES to more CLs!
deleted_user
deleted_user
I am all for more CL's!! I can only to speak to the Rape group about the 'triggers' being a good idea, I've not seen them anyplace else.
penny59
penny59
we use the word triggers in the bp group. also
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