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Columnist concerns


Question Posted Wednesday August 4 2004, 6:12 pm

There are some columnist on this website that give really bad advice and offend people such as mojo123 (his answer to everything is to have sex) and jesterx17 who says mean things. This concerns me because the people who come to this website need real advice, not a joker or pervert. How do you plan on handling this??

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advicenator_admin answered Wednesday August 4 2004, 6:27 pm:
Saying mean things or joking around isn't that bad, we don't ban people for that. We ban people for being overly obscene, yes, but we try not to. Generally speaking, if you want people to get good advice, you've got to give it yourself.

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