#RaiseYourVoice Initiative.

[2double0]

I was thinking of asking too many questions directly to the admins and get straight answers, but I see they are the most busiest people on forum who always do something that makes the forum much better each day. So now, I will not be going on a rapid fire session here and go on a series of questions that may sound extremely rude, broad and sensitive. I hope that my #RaiseYourVoice initiative will do more good to the forum and I promise not to harm anybody's sentiments through this. Admins, please be ready. The series will take place any time soon (most probably today). Those interested in asking harsh questions about anything with which you are not satisfied or comfortable on the forum, use this initiative and make it a success by getting responses to all your questions straight from Admin court.

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[Steamtyme]

Good luck with your initiative but that's essentially the purpose of the Meta board. Anything concerning the forum anyone can create a thread here and air their grievances or whatever it happens to be. The second issue you will likely run into is somehow convincing the Admins to respond. theymos only responds to these sorts of threads if he finds it necessary, and I doubt that's going to change; apart from when he's just enjoying the discussion.

[Coyster]

Your initiative sounds good, but it would have been better if there was lack of freedom of speech on the bitcointalk forum and if the admins acted out of their own power without following the rules, but none of that happens, from my observation this forum is at good as they come when it comes to allowing users freedom.

If it's issues of plagiarism, admins always respond and if they don't users would direct the banned user as to why he or she was banned, so also trust issues and what have you.
I would love to see the questions users would ask in this initiative.I Just hope the thread wouldn't be clogged by the trolls.

[2double0]

Good luck with your initiative but that's essentially the purpose of the Meta board. Anything concerning the forum anyone can create a thread here and air their grievances or whatever it happens to be. The second issue you will likely run into is somehow convincing the Admins to respond. theymos only responds to these sorts of threads if he finds it necessary, and I doubt that's going to change; apart from when he's just enjoying the discussion.

Sure, and I will also make sure that he will respond because the kind of questions I am talking here about are not going to be so easy but tougher, harder ones that could breeze their senses when they come into action. I believe he will surely enjoy the discussion, I will make him enjoy them and I will be throwing my first question in an hour or max 3. It could feel like a suction out of their brain to get through what I am trying to ask because the major reasons behind the questions are very complicated.

[Findingnemo]

I read somewhere that theymos will read and reply most of his PMs so if anyone got question can be directly asked via PM rather than a thread,IMO.

When we have a common thread but looking for the answers only from admin will fail.

[2double0]

I read somewhere that theymos will read and reply most of his PMs so if anyone got question can be directly asked via PM rather than a thread,IMO.

When we have a common thread but looking for the answers only from admin will fail.

Getting a response in private v/s getting it publicly while watching how much time they take, and if others are also interested in the discussion are two different things.

Where is your new Bitcointalk? #RaiseYourVoice <-- My first ever question, let's start it admins.

[tranthidung]

There is a available thread, in which theymos actually replied. So, I think you can raise your voice there:
Community generated suggestions to improve the forum (+ eventual voting on them)
It might be easier to catch attention of theymos if you reply in that thread, rather than open new one (this one) and upcoming series of threads.

[2double0]

There is a available thread, in which theymos actually replied. So, I think you can raise your voice there:
Community generated suggestions to improve the forum (+ eventual voting on them)
It might be easier to catch attention of theymos if you reply in that thread, rather than open new one (this one) and upcoming series of threads.

My series of questions are not just limited around this single issue but there are lots of questions I will be asking the admins one by one (relevant or irrelevant will be decided by the community) and see if I could get a sound response from them on that question. I am not saying that my questions may not have been asked already, they might be. But I am trying to get an extra deeper scoop of information by digging in more.