Hi All,
I was going to post this in another discussion and then thought it needs it's own thread.
Often PropertyTalk get's put down for what it is - why is this happening? Well let's talk about it.
1. Does PropertyTalk allow users too much freedom of speech?
With so much moderation, and control imposed in our lives particularly online, especially in platforms like Facebook, PropertyTalk doesn't want to be too heavy handed in this regard.
We don't want users fearful of saying what they think. For example we won't instantly remove the negative comments we get from users.
In other platforms negative feedback will hardly see the light of day - is this good or bad? I think it's bad. While it's hard to let negative comments remain online - there is a reason for the feedback. Most often it's nothing to do with us (PropertyTalk) but more about what's going on in users lives.
Empathy is important and while it may not make you rich, it will make you a better person. However in online forums there is a need for balance.
Now it's your turn...... are we getting the balance right?
cheers,
Donna
I was going to post this in another discussion and then thought it needs it's own thread.
Often PropertyTalk get's put down for what it is - why is this happening? Well let's talk about it.
1. Does PropertyTalk allow users too much freedom of speech?
With so much moderation, and control imposed in our lives particularly online, especially in platforms like Facebook, PropertyTalk doesn't want to be too heavy handed in this regard.
We don't want users fearful of saying what they think. For example we won't instantly remove the negative comments we get from users.
In other platforms negative feedback will hardly see the light of day - is this good or bad? I think it's bad. While it's hard to let negative comments remain online - there is a reason for the feedback. Most often it's nothing to do with us (PropertyTalk) but more about what's going on in users lives.
Empathy is important and while it may not make you rich, it will make you a better person. However in online forums there is a need for balance.
Now it's your turn...... are we getting the balance right?
cheers,
Donna

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