Q Talk

[Shanus]

Mods, please ZAP the threads of LOGO posts that I started as an innocent comment & has fueled argumentative comments from a few other posters. After many weeks, new posts are now being added. This subject has been beaten to death. It's also on Fashion forum....at least move it to LOGO forum.

[KYToby]

I doubt the mods will "zap" a thread unless there are violations of the board standards.

While you may have started the thread, you do not get to decide who posts to it or the sentiments expressed.  If you are afraid that someone may post something you do ot like on a thread you start, then you probably should not start threads.

[dooBdoo]

          @Shanus,  The OP of a thread has the option of clicking the "Report Inappropriate" on their own original post and using the explanation box to request that the Q Social Team close or delete the thread.   Also, you can send them an email and ask for assistance (this is the address they post for us to use for inquiries:  QVCSocialTeam@qvc.com).    They do need to know specifically which thread is referenced and, of course, this doesn't mean they'll do exactly what we ask...  but from what I've read they do take these requests into consideration.

[Shanus]

@dooBdoo  Great. In this case I am the OP and the one that a few others who see LOGO as their "live or die" line came down on me like I was the only one who did not like it.  Besides. The thread has been beaten to death. 

[Moonchilde]

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@KYToby wrote:

I doubt the mods will "zap" a thread unless there are violations of the board standards.

While you may have started the thread, you do not get to decide who posts to it or the sentiments expressed.  If you are afraid that someone may post something you do ot like on a thread you start, then you probably should not start threads.

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Au contraire - if the OP of a thread contacts the moderators and asks them to poof a thread, they will and they do. It occurs all the time, for the very reason this OP wants it - the OP of a thread doesn't like the arguments/direction a thread has taken. 

There are a handful of posters in Community Chat who do this with almost *every* thread they ever start, when the responses don't please them. This OP is not one of them, and I'm not saying she will make a habit of this, but it occurs *frequently* when a couple of posters "get started" with starting threads and then don't like the responses. There are posters infamous for repeatedly doing this quite successfully.

I'm shocked that you seem to be unaware of this.