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Caleb Daniel
An important part of our Premiership story.
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KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
I'd be sweeping the MFC office for bugs.
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KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
- Christian Petracca
- NON-MFC: Trade Talk
- KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
- Christian Petracca
CONFIRMED: Bont coming to the Dees- KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
- Christian Petracca
They're not getting first rounders for either of those players.- KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
I'm starting to think I am being punished for being too obnoxious. 😱- KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
- Farewell Alex Neal-Bullen
- KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
At this rate we'll have all 18 first round picks.- KOZZY A DEMON FOR LIFE!!!
- Christian Petracca
You're not on notice. I want to clarify the reasoning behind our auto-moderation system. This system is in place to automatically flag certain words or phrases that might be problematic for various reasons, many of which I've attempted to outline in previous general "warning" posts. The purpose of this auto-moderation is to ensure that potentially problematic posts aren't published when there's no one available to review or moderate them. Ideally, we wouldn’t need such a system, but as I’ve explained before, it’s a necessary precaution. If your post is held up for moderation or even removed, it doesn't necessarily mean you’ve done something wrong. The forum software doesn’t notify users about the specific word or phrase that triggered the moderation, which I understand can be confusing. Unfortunately, this is a limitation of the software. Even if you identify and edit the word in question, your post may still be held for moderation, and this too is a software constraint. It’s important to note that I can’t provide a comprehensive list of all the words, names, and phrases that are moderated, as they vary for a variety of reasons. Another limitation is that if a post is approved but later quoted by someone else, the quote may still be flagged for moderation if it contains the previously moderated content. This is beyond our control and can be frustrating for both users and the moderation team, but it’s a necessary part of maintaining a safe and constructive environment. Banned users are typically those who have deliberately evaded moderation, continued to break rules after being warned, or ignored repeated warnings about posts that can’t be auto-moderated. I acknowledge that this system isn't perfect, but I’m doing my best to facilitate an important and sensitive discussion. I understand that emotions are high and that people want to express their frustrations and opinions, but my goal is to ensure that this conversation can happen in a way that is beneficial for everyone involved.- Christian Petracca
📹 Gettable- Christian Petracca
Same with all my mates (most Carlton fans) but to be fair most supporters want to get great players for a bag of chips so it’s not really objective.- Christian Petracca
I know but ... Wait ... too soon? I'm back.- NON-MFC: Trade Talk
- Christian Petracca
Dude. You really don't want to push my limits at the moment. I like to joke around as much as the next guy but I'm fucking serious here. Lucky you posted a picture of a dog.- Christian Petracca
One final thing that I also want to address that there have been several users in this thread who have repeatedly ignored the rules that were clearly outlined. Despite multiple warnings, both in this thread and through the website's warning system, these individuals have now been banned. That's how serious I am taking this. It's unfortunate, as some of these users were long-time contributors to the site, and it's a shame that they couldn't follow some straightforward rules. I want to make it clear that I do not enjoy enforcing bans or being heavy-handed in moderating this website. Some of the more recent rules have been implemented out of a legal necessity and an abundance of caution. In these cases, I was left with no choice but to take action, as I’ve reached my limit in trying to maintain fairness while also protecting the community. I truly appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we work to keep this platform safe and enjoyable for everyone.- Christian Petracca
I'd like to clarify that discussing issues related to bad culture is perfectly fine, but please avoid getting into specifics about what and who. For example, when it comes to matters like this, it's sufficient to refer to it as a case of poor advice from management without delving into further details. Please understand that there will be instances where we may decide that a post is not appropriate. While this might not always seem fair or accurate, it is within our rights to make these calls. We’re doing our best to navigate these situations as they arise, often on the fly, so there may be times when we miss something or make a decision that some may not agree with. Our primary goal is to maintain a safe and respectful environment for everyone. Your cooperation and understanding are greatly appreciated as we work through these challenges together.- Christian Petracca
I want to be as clear as possible: it is essential that we do not name or blame private individuals on this platform. I am unable to provide a list of names that are off-limits because I have been threatened with legal action if certain names appear on this website. This is not something I wanted to bring up, but I had hoped the need for discretion would be understood without explicitly stating it. There have been instances in the past where certain users have been identified as persons of interest by those making inquiries. This is a serious matter, and I am doing my best to protect myself, this website, and all of its users. You may have noticed that we had to close down threads related to former senior figures at the club, as well as discussions surrounding specific incidents like the Clarry and JS situations. These decisions were not made lightly, but they were necessary to safeguard the platform. If you wish to continue using this space to discuss the club, I urge you to adhere to the rules and recognize that there are topics and individuals we simply cannot discuss. Sometimes, posts will be removed in their entirety, even if only a small portion is problematic, because I cannot always selectively moderate out the offending parts. I understand that this may be frustrating and inconvenient, especially for those who are equally upset and want to vent and express their feelings. However, I cannot jeopardize my livelihood to allow someone to vent their frustrations or take a shot at certain individuals. The rules may seem overly cautious, but the risks are real. I ask for your understanding and cooperation in navigating these challenging circumstances.- NON-MFC: Trade Talk
- Christian Petracca
How about mentioning the individual I've repeatedly asked not to be named. This isn't up for debate, and I don't owe an explanation for prioritizing the safety and integrity of myself, this website, and our community over any personal frustrations you might have about a post being hidden. I don't intend to come across as harsh, but it's crucial that we maintain a constructive environment where we can freely discuss this club and the significant issues surrounding it. However, certain topics and individuals carry risks that could have serious repercussions for me, this platform, and any users who might inadvertently engage in those discussions. I might be exercising an abundance of caution, but it's my responsibility to ensure that we're all protected. I've posted these guidelines and warnings multiple times in this thread for a reason. Please respect these boundaries and cooperate so that we can all continue to responsibly discuss the club that we love.Account
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