It seems as though I've infuriated a moderator

I've angered someone.

But at least I've got their attention now!

I posted a thread to get people's opinion on whether or not TV.com has a successful community.

Look at this awesome response I got from the moderator:

Part of feeling a community is being a member of a community. Two posts worth of participation isn't probably going to give you a feel for how the people in the community interact.

Nice to know these people have a sense for cynisism. Too bad they take things so personally. I clearly explained in my post that I didn't get a ge-ne-ral sense of community from the site. I did not say: Boohoo nobody talks to me and now I'm going to whine about it!

Bad moderation if you ask me. So much for taking the high road. Sometimes moderators need to say nothing. We actually learned that in class as well. Here's example numero uno. This moderator just started an issue where there wasn't one. Aren't they supposed to be the ones to solve problems? Not create them?

Or is that just me.