Si se siente así... es así. Yo no se hacer la "O", con un canuto, por eso no me ofrezco para esos oficios. Ánimo!En eso ando, amigo.
Es sumamente complejo y no carente de dificultades. O es que se siente así.
Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
@Upasaka escribio:
Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
@Daido escribió:
Gracias amigo( por mostrar las enseñanzas de su maestro...)Si se siente así... es así. Yo no se hacer la "O", con un canuto, por eso no me ofrezco para esos oficios.Ánimo!
...por los benévolos sentimientos de apoyo.
Eso trasmite la dignidad de una persona.
Siendo así, las diferencias son minucias.
..."permaneced con vosotros mismos como una isla, con vosotros mismos como refugio; con el Dhamma como una isla, con el Dhamma como refugio, sin tener otro refugio".SN 22.43 Attadīpa Sutta.
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Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
Las películas, fotos y otros materiales audiovisuales, a menudo también están sometidas a restricciones derivadas del copyright; si bien aquí la legislación es todavía más vaga que en el caso de los libros (depende por ejemplo, en el caso de las fotos, del que se algo más pues soy fotógrafo aficionado, del tamaño en px., formato, uso que se le va dar, etc.). Tened esto en cuenta, por favor.
Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
A tener en consideración. Gracias Roberto.
mettā
..."permaneced con vosotros mismos como una isla, con vosotros mismos como refugio; con el Dhamma como una isla, con el Dhamma como refugio, sin tener otro refugio".SN 22.43 Attadīpa Sutta.
Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
REGLAS FORO THERAVADA
Saludos.
Una que no se llega a definir con claridad a qué casos en concreto se aplica esta:
8) "Contenido de naturaleza política o económica que no se remonta a la doctrina Theravada.
Es en la que se tiene dudas por el desconocimiento.
Se apreciará opiniones.
A qué casos se pudieran dirigir.
Y dándose el caso, su aplicación.
Muchas gracias.
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con mettā
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Saludos.
Una que no se llega a definir con claridad a qué casos en concreto se aplica esta:
8) "Contenido de naturaleza política o económica que no se remonta a la doctrina Theravada.
Es en la que se tiene dudas por el desconocimiento.
Se apreciará opiniones.
A qué casos se pudieran dirigir.
Y dándose el caso, su aplicación.
Muchas gracias.
.con mettā
..."permaneced con vosotros mismos como una isla, con vosotros mismos como refugio; con el Dhamma como una isla, con el Dhamma como refugio, sin tener otro refugio".SN 22.43 Attadīpa Sutta.
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Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
Entiendo que la enseñanza del Buda tiene implicaciones económicas y sociales, como pudo comprobarse por ejemplo en este hilo: Budismo y justicia social
De la letra de esa regla y en un sentido estricto pienso que sólo serían admisibles discusiones sobre la materia referidas al contexto histórico en que surge esa doctrina Theravada. En un sentido amplio creo que podrían admitirse discusiones de actualidad sobre la economía y política de países theravada, incluso en controversia con diferentes modelos socioeconómicos.
No sé en foros como dhammawheel qué contenido exacto darán a esa regla, quizá algún usuario lo pueda aclarar. En cualquier caso queda a criterio del moderador. Si es necesario se puede formular la regla en otros términos para delimitarla con claridad.
Citta, éstas son simples designaciones, el mundo de las expresiones, el mundo de las formas de hablar con las cuales el Tathagata se expresa pero sin asirse a ellas. Buda, DN 9 Potthapāda Sutta.
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Gracias @Upasaka , por el esfuerzo, veo que son parecidas a las del foro hermano Dhammaweel. A primera vista yo también veo algunas que no son demasiado claras. Mañana te las comento una por una.
Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
Hola Roberto.
Gracias a ti.
Quería comunicar que no es que sea urgente, es que, como se anunció más atrás, en y por breve tiempo se va a desconectar unos días.
Se quiere decir por evitar acelerar una respuesta por parte tuya en contratiempo. Gracias.
Parte de la ausente respuesta aquí a tu petición trataré de mostrarla con lo demás remarcado:
Gracias por la rauda respuesta.
Comprobado por encima posteriormente el enlace, y agradecido por que responde ajustadamente al tema de la regla en sí.
El 'problemilla' puede encontrarse...
A la hora de aplicarse "aquí" ( Foro )... en, por ejemplo, el país o países de cual mayoritariamente son los que hablan español o castellano... Pues ninguno es de tradición " buddhista ", y menos sus modelos socioeconómico, político y religioso...
La hipótesis que se baraja, según la observación... Es en gran parte, lo contrario a lo arriba expuesto.
Coge forma y sentido aplicar esa norma en su contexto original debido a la asistencia de usuarios oriundos o residentes, ( aparte de monásticos ) que aunque en los supuestos casos, sean minorías los hay en esos países ( de tradiciones " buddhistas ").
Por favor, téngase en cuenta que sólo es una opinión. Y cabe incluso ser una mala y errónea apreciación por mi parte.
Aún sabiendo que quizás otros por asiduidad continuada en el tiempo ( en aquellos foros ) puedan expresarlo mucho mejor en concreto.
Salvo por las demás, ya hay un mediano entendimiento, deberes para reflexionar...
Muchas gracias por la información e intercambio de pareceres.
Saludos.
.con mettā
..."permaneced con vosotros mismos como una isla, con vosotros mismos como refugio; con el Dhamma como una isla, con el Dhamma como refugio, sin tener otro refugio".SN 22.43 Attadīpa Sutta.
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Re: Sobre la necesidad de los subforos y de la existencia de moderadores para todos ellos
>Entiendo que la enseñanza del Buda tiene implicaciones económicas y sociales, como pudo comprobarse por ejemplo en este hilo: Budismo y justicia social
Diría que los temas económicos, sociales y políticos se envirían a Samsara en el caso de Dharmawheel tampoco creo que se acepten.
Las reglas de Dharmawheel son extensísimas, creo que ya las puse pero repito (si hay algo confuso lo puedo traducir):
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Diría que los temas económicos, sociales y políticos se envirían a Samsara en el caso de Dharmawheel tampoco creo que se acepten.
Las reglas de Dharmawheel son extensísimas, creo que ya las puse pero repito (si hay algo confuso lo puedo traducir):
POSTING RULES
The following are PROHIBITED at Dharma Wheel:
PERSONAL ATTACKS – abusive remarks directed at a person, including personal attacks as substitutes for evidence in debates or arguments (ad hominem).
DEFAMING INDIVIDUALS – damaging the reputation of private individuals including users, especially with false or unsubstantiated claims.
HATE SPEECH - speech attacking or denigrating a person or group on the basis of attributes such as sex, gender, ethnic or national origin, religion, race, political views, disability, or sexual orientation. This provision will be applied expansively by the moderators to preclude speech evincing denigrating attitudes.
INAPPROPRIATE CONTENT – inappropriate or offensive information including language, images, audio or video.
ADVERTISING – posting messages containing or links to advertising for commercial goods and services, including links in personal signatures.
SOLICITING - asking for or trying to obtain money or services from someone.
PROSELYTIZING – attempting to convert someone from one religion, sect, belief, or opinion to one's own. This is not meant to chill discussion as one purpose of this board is to facilitate the exchange of ideas and mutual edification between individuals of different backgrounds. However, moderators will exercise discretion when the line is crossed and the mutual discussion ceases and the exchange devolves into a one way exchange of proselytizing.
DEFAMING TRADITIONS OR TEACHERS – damaging or disparaging the reputation oftraditions or teachers, especially with false or unsubstantiated claims. Criticism of traditions or teachers may be discussed in the forums for those traditions in which the criticism is a teaching. Alternatively, inter-school debate is permitted in Open Dharma, and discussions of authenticity and interpretation of texts and teachings are permitted in the Academic Forum.
PLAGIARISM - taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. If quoting a source in your post, provide reasonable citations
META-DISCUSSION – Discussing the discussion. For instance, complaining about the tone of the discussion, the personalities of other contributors as supposedly revealed in the conversation, the inability to stick to the topic at hand, or comparisons of the discussion to conversations elsewhere on the Internet.
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Please take further notice that it is not appropriate to question or critique teachings and practices of traditions in sub-forums dedicated to those particular traditions. For example, do not challenge the core Dharma concepts and principles of Pure Land Buddhism in the Pure Land sub-fora.
Questioning and debating the teachings and traditional interpretations of general or specific Buddhist traditions is permitted in the Open Dharma sub-forum only. However, such discourse must be conducted sensitively and reasonably argued and grounded. Unfounded or arbitrary critiques will be subject to moderation.
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It is strongly recommended that Members not make claims of higher attainments for themselves as it tends to cause disruption. If anyone feels that they have such attainments, they should use that wisdom to help guide the discourse rather than draw attention to oneself.
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This is not a "comparative religion site". It is a site to learn about and discuss the Buddha's teachings without animosity. While some comparative discussions may be permitted at the discretion of the Moderation Team, it will be allowed only to the extent that such reference serves to illuminate a point about Buddha Dharma.
~ Badmouthing of other spiritual paths is prohibited.
~ Proselyting/evangelizing other paths which includes for example arguing a non-Buddhist path is superior to the Buddhist path is prohibited.
QUOTING AND REFERENCING SOURCES
When quoting a source, please provide a citation and if possible, a link. Do not copy and paste full articles or long passages. Instead, select and copy a few sentences or, at most, paragraphs, that are relevant to the discussion and paste them with proper citation.
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Any text or images which are considered Fair Use or not copyrighted may be used including articles which are freely given, providing they are used here for non-commercial purposes as this is an ad-free non-commercial website.
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Medical advice may not be given at Dharma Wheel to anyone regardless of the qualifications of the person giving the advice, and medical advice should not be solicited by Members.
Members who are suffering serious medical conditions including mental illness should seek diagnosis and treatment from a qualified medical professional in person.
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~ Members are asked not to use Dharma Wheel as a platform to express intentions of self-harm or suicide, the experience of hearing voices or other hallucinations, or other symptoms of acute mental illness.
~ When encountering a member who appears to be suffering an acute episode of a mental illness, we should treat that member with compassion and refer that member to medical/emergency services within that person's community. Members are asked to immediately report such posts to the Moderation Team with the “Report this Post” function activated by clicking on the exclamation point (!) icon in the top right corner of the message box.
Dharma Wheel does not condone the use of psychoactive drugs in connection with spiritual practice and most experienced Buddhist teachers and practitioners advise against them because their potential benefits are limited in relation to their risks. Additionally, of course, many psychoactive drugs are illegal in many jurisdictions. Psychoactive drugs may only be discussed in the Open Dharma forum at the discretion of the Moderation Team.
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Locking a thread; and
Suspending Members for up to 24 hours.
Violations may be recorded in Moderator logs at the discretion of the Moderator.
If a Moderator determines that a Violation requires further action or discussion with other Moderators, the Moderator may bring the issue to the attention of the Moderation Team. Depending on the nature of the issue and the availability of other Moderators, the Moderation Team may investigate and discuss the matter further.
Serious or repeated Violations by a Member may be the basis for a formal warning, a designation as MU (Moderated User), a temporary suspension, or even a permanent ban depending on the severity of the Violations.
Suspensions longer than 24 hours, up to one week requires, at the minimum, notice to the Moderation Team. In practice, suspensions longer than 24 hours are imposed on the consensus of the available Moderation Team.
Formal warnings, NRU designations, suspensions longer than one week and permanent bans require the consensus of the available Moderation Team. In practice, such decisions are made only after extensive discussion among the Moderators and, depending on the particular circumstances, the consensus of the entire Moderation Team may be sought. Since Moderators are spread out across time zones, discussions can sometimes take several days to conclude.
More than two formal warnings in a six month period results in an automatic one month suspension, at a minimum.
Generally, moderation actions are only discussed with directly affected Members.
APPEALING A PERMANENT BAN
Banned Users may appeal a permanent ban six months after the ban is imposed by contacting an Administrator or Global Moderator and expressing interest in appealing the ban. Only one appeal will be considered on each ban in a calendar year. The banned User will be given an opportunity to argue for the lifting of the ban.
MODERATION MAY NOT BE DISCUSSED ON DW
Do not discuss moderation except as narrowly permitted in the Suggestion Box sub-forum and the Moderation Discussion sub-forum. In general, if you have questions or comments about moderation, please use the Private Message (“PM”) function to contact Moderators directly. If you do not feel comfortable addressing a particular Moderator, feel free to contact any of the other Moderators. Your Private Message will be handled with care and respect.
MODERATION DISCUSSION SUB-FORUM
A new Moderation Discussion sub-forum (“MDS”) has been introduced as of February 2019. The MDS is fully moderated and all posts will require Moderator approval. Access to MDS will only be open to Members in good standing. NRU Members shall not have access to the MDS. The primary function of the MDS is for the Moderation Team to have an outlet to explain moderation actions to the DW community and offer Members a means to constructively engage with the Moderation Team on moderation action and other subjects relevant to the DW community but which may be restricted in other sub-fora. The continuation of the MDS is subject to the discretion of the Moderation Team and may be discontinued at any time.
REPORTING PROCEDURES
If you have a complaint about a post that's been made, use the Report Post function (exclamation mark in a square). A Moderator will attend to your report as quickly as practicable, given our available staff. Please do not publicly quote and object to the content of a post, because this then embeds it within the flow of conversation and it becomes difficult for moderators to extract the offending material without disrupting the thread. Public complaints, regardless of how legitimate, tend to take threads off-topic and have a tendency to become a sideshow unto themselves. If you're not satisfied with the way we deal with your complaint, proceed to the next step.
If you have a complaint about an act of moderation, attempt to resolve the issue with the Moderator in question first (if known, and if online) via PM, and if that is unsuccessful, please raise the issue with an adminstrator via PM. If your complaint is against an Administrator, tell the other Administrator. Complaints will be investigated by an Administrator using the Terms Of Service as a framework. The words and actions of all Members (including Moderators) will be assessed with respect to the Terms of Service and you will be notified of the outcome of your complaint via PM or e-mail. As with public complaints about posts, please do not publicly complain about moderation, as that is disruptive to the forum and is not the appropriate method for resolving such disputes.
If you're still unhappy about the outcome, after all that, you're still dissatisfied, contact site owner, David N. Snyder via PM. He owns this site and therefore he has the final word. Or if you have been banned or cannot access your account for writing a PM, please e-mail david@thedhamma.com
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MODERATION
All activity at DW is moderated by members of the Moderation Team. The Moderation Team is composed of Administrators (whose Usernames appears in Red) and Global Moderators (whose Usernames appear in Green) (Administrators and Global Moderators are also referred to simply as “Moderators”).
Aside from the actual back-end administration of this site, the primary role of Moderators is to monitor and moderate the posting activity on DW. In doing so, Moderators are guided by these Terms of Service, particularly, the Posting Rules.
Please take notice that Moderators are first and foremost Members of Dharma Wheel and as such are entitled to express their views and opinions in threads the same as all Members. Moderators expressing their personal views and opinions in threads should not be mistaken for acts of administration or moderation. Moderators will make it clear when they are performing an act of administration or moderation, usually by posting in Green font.
We try to maintain a Moderation Team of at least 6 Moderators at all times from a diversity of Buddhist traditions and located around the globe to ensure that we have a collective familiarity with all Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions invited to participate here and to ensure that at least one Moderator is on call at all times.
This is the ideal. Circumstances are usually less than ideal.
Administrator and Global Moderator candidates are nominated by the current Moderation Team as necessary, and join the Moderation Team upon their acceptance. Serving on the Moderation Team is voluntary and without compensation.
WHAT DO MODERATORS DO AND HOW DO THEY DO IT?
In general, Moderators participate in discussion on DW as Members. When problems are noticed by or brought to the attention of Moderators, Moderators step up into their roles as Moderators to address and resolve the problems.
Moderators do not have extensive formal protocols and procedures and in general carry out their responsibilities on an ad hoc basis. The exceptions are the procedures described below.
In a very real sense, maintaining DW is a collaborative effort requiring Member participation and reporting. Moderators often rely on Reports from Members for awareness of problems. (See REPORTING PROCEDURES below).
Technical problems are referred to and handled by Administrators.
Most problems, however, concern violations of the Terms of Service, particularly the Posting Rules (a “Violation”).
When a Moderator becomes aware of a Violation, the Moderator will review it along with its context in light of these Terms of Service, the Posting Rules, and any other standards that are reasonably applicable. Moderators may but are not required to seek feedback from the parties involved.
Most Violations are dealt with informally by whichever Moderator is available at the time. If the Violation was reported by a Member, the Moderator will send a private message acknowledging the report and responding as appropriate as soon as practicable.
If, in the judgment of the Moderator, there is no Violation, no further action will be taken.
If a Moderator determines that a Violation requires action, the Moderator may undertake immediate remedial steps, including:
Editing or removing a post;
Locking a thread; and
Suspending Members for up to 24 hours.
Violations may be recorded in Moderator logs at the discretion of the Moderator.
If a Moderator determines that a Violation requires further action or discussion with other Moderators, the Moderator may bring the issue to the attention of the Moderation Team. Depending on the nature of the issue and the availability of other Moderators, the Moderation Team may investigate and discuss the matter further.
Serious or repeated Violations by a Member may be the basis for a formal warning, a designation as MU (Moderated User), a temporary suspension, or even a permanent ban depending on the severity of the Violations.
Suspensions longer than 24 hours, up to one week requires, at the minimum, notice to the Moderation Team. In practice, suspensions longer than 24 hours are imposed on the consensus of the available Moderation Team.
Formal warnings, NRU designations, suspensions longer than one week and permanent bans require the consensus of the available Moderation Team. In practice, such decisions are made only after extensive discussion among the Moderators and, depending on the particular circumstances, the consensus of the entire Moderation Team may be sought. Since Moderators are spread out across time zones, discussions can sometimes take several days to conclude.
More than two formal warnings in a six month period results in an automatic one month suspension, at a minimum.
Generally, moderation actions are only discussed with directly affected Members.
APPEALING A PERMANENT BAN
Banned Users may appeal a permanent ban six months after the ban is imposed by contacting an Administrator or Global Moderator and expressing interest in appealing the ban. Only one appeal will be considered on each ban in a calendar year. The banned User will be given an opportunity to argue for the lifting of the ban.
MODERATION MAY NOT BE DISCUSSED ON DW
Do not discuss moderation except as narrowly permitted in the Suggestion Box sub-forum and the Moderation Discussion sub-forum. In general, if you have questions or comments about moderation, please use the Private Message (“PM”) function to contact Moderators directly. If you do not feel comfortable addressing a particular Moderator, feel free to contact any of the other Moderators. Your Private Message will be handled with care and respect.
MODERATION DISCUSSION SUB-FORUM
A new Moderation Discussion sub-forum (“MDS”) has been introduced as of February 2019. The MDS is fully moderated and all posts will require Moderator approval. Access to MDS will only be open to Members in good standing. NRU Members shall not have access to the MDS. The primary function of the MDS is for the Moderation Team to have an outlet to explain moderation actions to the DW community and offer Members a means to constructively engage with the Moderation Team on moderation action and other subjects relevant to the DW community but which may be restricted in other sub-fora. The continuation of the MDS is subject to the discretion of the Moderation Team and may be discontinued at any time.
REPORTING PROCEDURES
If you have a complaint about a post that's been made, use the Report Post function (exclamation mark in a square). A Moderator will attend to your report as quickly as practicable, given our available staff. Please do not publicly quote and object to the content of a post, because this then embeds it within the flow of conversation and it becomes difficult for moderators to extract the offending material without disrupting the thread. Public complaints, regardless of how legitimate, tend to take threads off-topic and have a tendency to become a sideshow unto themselves. If you're not satisfied with the way we deal with your complaint, proceed to the next step.
If you have a complaint about an act of moderation, attempt to resolve the issue with the Moderator in question first (if known, and if online) via PM, and if that is unsuccessful, please raise the issue with an adminstrator via PM. If your complaint is against an Administrator, tell the other Administrator. Complaints will be investigated by an Administrator using the Terms Of Service as a framework. The words and actions of all Members (including Moderators) will be assessed with respect to the Terms of Service and you will be notified of the outcome of your complaint via PM or e-mail. As with public complaints about posts, please do not publicly complain about moderation, as that is disruptive to the forum and is not the appropriate method for resolving such disputes.
If you're still unhappy about the outcome, after all that, you're still dissatisfied, contact site owner, David N. Snyder via PM. He owns this site and therefore he has the final word. Or if you have been banned or cannot access your account for writing a PM, please e-mail david@thedhamma.com
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Dharma Wheel is associated with Dhamma Wheel, Dharma Paths, Dhamma Wiki, and The Dhamma.