ahem love .. the mod in question last nite was foreced/convinced to stay in the room with ye lol .... but I do understand where your coming from but also understand why the rule is there .. hun you keep chat going in the room so i suggest you open your own room late at night .. they would all follow you lol.. and that way someone has the power to moderate the room if a problem occurs .. like it did last night with one guy abusing a cammer .. I cant mention names but a lot in the room complained about him so im sure you will remember
Ahhhhhhhh,,,,The memories............
I like the fact that there are lots of different rooms open to everybody. It means you can chat to people who you mightn't ordinarily get a chance to talk to amongst all the chat in the beach bar etc. and also the title of the rooms can give a topic for discussion besides just saying hi in a bigger room....
By having fewer 'open' rooms and having to password new rooms you would reduce the opportunities for new people to get to know each other since if you open a room, who are you going to give the password to? People you already know of course!
From what I gather, the reason the rooms are being closed when the host leaves, is that the creator of the room has the option of kicking people who misbehave and when that user leaves, then the only other person who can do that is a mod, which means more work for them.
Fair enough, it is a lot of work for the mods but I think people should be given some credit and not have to be 'minded' all the time. If there's a problem can't someone just go to another room and ask a mod to warn the person involved or close the room if required?
I think the fixed room Idea is a good one, and maybe add the option of 2 extra member originated rooms that would be on a first come first get basis. it would make for better dialogue between people instead of loads of 'solitary jim' rooms with one guy waiting in it all night for someone to wander into his or hers 'Big Sexy mammas eating lemon meringue' room or likewise.
Maybe by limiting the amount of rooms there will be a more even spread of mods in them.
Isnt that just labeling???. putting everyone in their nice neat groups ??
What's this post about again?? I'm lost....
One thing about human nature is that we like to explore, thats one of the reasons that I don't think any restriction on people opening new rooms should be put in place, also its something that people like to do, hence the number of them that gets opened.
As pointed out, unhosted rooms do need to be closed as the person opening the room has a responsibility to ensure that they are run in accordance with the rules of the site, when they leave it could turn into a free for all and thats when rules get broken.
Lube?? Hmmmmmmmm...Trying to think of something to say...
Will think of something later....