Ur reaction If ur pic ever appear in Stomp

• SingaporeTyrannosaur

  7 Mar 07, 15:41

  Originally posted by hiphop2009:

  proper checks and balance? i really dont noe how. maybe u could list some examples so dat i would have a better idea?

  The people who post those pictures must be made to bear the full responsibility for them if it turns out they taken out of context... as in the bag case somebody pointed out.
• oxford mushroom

  7 Mar 07, 16:06

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  A hypothetical scenario:
  
  If I put my large backpack on a bus seat next to me for a few seconds to take out something, any moron with a camera phone can simply snap a pic, post it on STOMP, and claim that I'm being inconsiderate. Then I get flamed till the cows come home.
  
  Never mind if I put my bag on the floor soon thereafter and the bus is nearly empty anyway.
  
  So if I'm in such a scenario, OM, would you still consider it as fair game?
  
  If you were in such a scenario, OM, would you still be able to smile and laugh about it?
  
  Just give me an honest and truthful answer.

  Fair or not...let the readers decide. People have the right to draw conclusions based on what they see and they do draw different conclusions.
  
  If you put your large backpack on the bus seat for a few seconds, whoever can take a photo of you in those seconds must have extrasensory perception to know ahead what you are about to do.
• erict_79

  7 Mar 07, 16:18

  is my only reaction
• kewty

  7 Mar 07, 18:58

  lets say if i am unlucky enough to get candid snapped by some stompers and my pic appears in stomp website, is it possible to email to the stomp administrators to request them to take down that post or picture?
• Darkness_hacker99

  7 Mar 07, 19:01

  Originally posted by kewty:

  lets say if i am unlucky enough to get candid snapped by some stompers and my pic appears in stomp website, is it possible to email to the stomp administrators to request them to take down that post or picture?

  Unless your are LKY.
• [email protected]

  7 Mar 07, 19:36

  Originally posted by StarPuppy:
  stomp pic-cers are people who are
  
  3) [b]people who want attention
  
  [/b]

  i can agree with you for that reason.. haha.
• Ferret

  7 Mar 07, 19:43

  Originally posted by kewty:

  lets say if i am unlucky enough to get candid snapped by some stompers and my pic appears in stomp website, is it possible to email to the stomp administrators to request them to take down that post or picture?

  yes.
• mase101

  7 Mar 07, 19:57

  Originally posted by kewty:

  lets say if i am unlucky enough to get candid snapped by some stompers and my pic appears in stomp website, is it possible to email to the stomp administrators to request them to take down that post or picture?

  Yes, you can email them but about taking down the post or picture will be up to them.
  
  If my picture is on that pathetic websai, my reaction might be like
• Komon

  7 Mar 07, 20:09

  wa lao eh Stomp hais
• Y_Shun

  7 Mar 07, 20:30

  I think I will just grumble??? and then hide
  
  I believe my friends seldom go STOMP(hopefully!), or probably call the moderator to remove.
• MooKu

  7 Mar 07, 21:03

  I want to echo Ferret!
  
  Practise censorship!
  
  We're should be educating netizens what constitutes anti-social behavior and not shaming individuals, therefore faces are unnecessary.
  
  Cover up the faces and car plate numbers... and there'll be no more issues.
• LazerLordz

  7 Mar 07, 21:10

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  Frankly I think Singapore Seen is part of their efforts to promote "citizen journalism", which has to a point, make people more aware of themselves and their public behaviour. (case in point : Worrying abt NOT giving up seats to the eldery)
  
  To a certain extent, I do not agree with their blantant posting of uncensored pictures, especially with regards to pictures with dubious headers.
  
  My personal opinion of this : 1. Practise censorship. 2. Practise public etiquette.
  
  

  It's to dilute real citizen journalism because now it has lowered the ante and may have an effect of showing that net journalism is not to be taken seriously and it's not as credible or substance-packed as the mainstream offline media.
  
  Insidious I would say. The more time people spend on STOMP and getting caught up in mob behaviour, the less time they have to spend discussing vital and important issues. It certainly has the potential of taking the wind out of the sails of serious citizen journalism/blogging.
• reds79

  7 Mar 07, 21:52

  I kann a be4 for not giving up my seat to a lady carrying a baby......
  
  But i'm really sleeping but the person who took the pics claims i'm not sleeping......
• daarreen

  7 Mar 07, 22:04

  stomp is one of the most "kpo" forum i've come across.
• gigabyte14

  7 Mar 07, 22:06

  Originally posted by daarreen:

  stomp is one of the most "kpo" forum i've come across.

  actually, stomp is like GPGT basis wat...
  
  sgf is NPGT
  
• Ferret

  8 Mar 07, 01:08

  Originally posted by LazerLordz:

  It's to dilute real citizen journalism because now it has lowered the ante and may have an effect of showing that net journalism is not to be taken seriously and it's not as credible or substance-packed as the mainstream offline media.
  
  Insidious I would say. The more time people spend on STOMP and getting caught up in mob behaviour, the less time they have to spend discussing vital and important issues. It certainly has the potential of taking the wind out of the sails of serious citizen journalism/blogging.

  Yes I agree. And yet in a way, it does bring citizen journalism to the masses.
  
  There are pieces of the genuine articles in Stomp as well as all the thrash. Dont just focus on the section Singapore Seen. Go to Talkback too