Didn't Know You Were a Mod - 2

I wrote a previous article; "Oh, I didn't know you were a Mod!"

The title is taken from a remark made by an ex-member of a Facebook group, who, when I requested she cease certain behaviour answered *&^^( (response not suitable for General Audiences).

So, she was banned.

She got one of her friends to post for her, using that title as her 'apology', for if I wasn't a Mod, then answering me in vicious obscenity would have been okay.

When the Group I now Moderate first began, no one expected that people would join to disturb others.

Sure, we were naive, not realising that trolls have no borders or boundaries.

Yet, there they came, one after another, posting without concern so that there has to be Mods.

Mods which have to vet every post.

Mods who have to read, accept or decline contributions.

I sit in shock that anyone could want to join such a meaningless group which discusses a South African Soapie, and spoil it.

But, as I've learned in life, there are people who are evil to be evil.