user295: When a general user posts something off topic a moderator can moderate it simply. In case moderators do it is not that easy as it requires many people to report it. Historically this has not happened in this site.
There should be a way to keep the moderators made to follow the rules?
Moderators blatantly breaking the rules and standards they try to impose on other is not a good example.

Some example content:

https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/a/19307/295 (The content is not related to Buddhism through the OP fanatically tries to some remote connection)
The terror tragedy in France in Buddhist light (In this case also seems like an offtopic question)
https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/a/18986/295 (Most ontent does not seem to relate to Buddhist theory or practice)

This discussion does not have to do anything with specific content thought this triggered the discussion.

user-1: Please stop spamming the site with questions that are nearly duplicates. 
Buddhism SE is not as strict as other SE's. We have compassion here:)
Answers/questions can be edited if needed, thats why we have an edit button.
I don't think any moderators here are either rogues or have any bad intentions. I do think that moderators and members here have a lot of compassion and only wants to help other beings. Thats the reason we post here.
Sometimes not all answers/questions are on-topic but then they can be edited if needed. No need to make a huge argument out of this. I think most people are willing to edit their posts if others think they need it.
In the end we are here to learn, share teachings, practice, develop, cultivate.

295: <p>When a general user posts something off topic a moderator can moderate it simply. In case moderators do it is not that easy as it requires many people to report it. Historically this has not happened in this site.</p>

<p>There should be a way to keep the moderators made to follow the rules?</p>

<p>Moderators blatantly breaking the rules and standards they try to impose on other is not a good example.</p>

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<p>Some example content:</p>

<ul>
<li><a href="https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/a/19307/295">https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/a/19307/295</a> (The content is not related to Buddhism through the OP fanatically tries to some remote connection)</li>
<li><a href="https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/questions/12610">The terror tragedy in France in Buddhist light</a> (In this case also seems like an offtopic question)</li>
<li><a href="https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/a/18986/295">https://buddhism.stackexchange.com/a/18986/295</a> (Most ontent does not seem to relate to Buddhist theory or practice)</li>
</ul>

<p>This discussion does not have to do anything with specific content thought this triggered the discussion.</p>
 -1: <p>Please stop spamming the site with questions that are nearly duplicates. </p>

<p>Buddhism SE is not as strict as other SE's. We have compassion here:)</p>

<p>Answers/questions can be edited if needed, thats why we have an edit button.</p>

<p>I don't think any moderators here are either rogues or have any bad intentions. I do think that moderators and members here have a lot of compassion and only wants to help other beings. Thats the reason we post here.</p>

<p>Sometimes not all answers/questions are on-topic but then they can be edited if needed. No need to make a huge argument out of this. I think most people are willing to edit their posts if others think they need it.</p>

<p>In the end we are here to learn, share teachings, practice, develop, cultivate.</p>
