Someone changed the title of my meme and I don't think mods should be allowed to do that.

Do you have the link to the image where the title was changed? I can talk to the stream owner and have them remove the offending mod.

Not that it was offensive or anything, I just don't like it when my images and titles are changed or added on. I had no title fo this image and wanted it to be like that, but someone added the title. https://imgflip.com/i/3tq60n

Great meme, Spurs!

greetings spurs fan, on the meme in question I was the one that noticed the meme awaiting approval and added a title. It seems that having 3 or 4 keywords and a few in the title help a meme get views and upvotes and help a stream remain on point which most people like along with getting promptly featured. every non automatic approval requires someone to practice some good judgement. there was nothing personal. as soon as I saw your concern I removed the title. party on.

It's fine, I just don't like others messing with my memes. That's the only issue I had. Nothing against anyone personally.

Unless it violates the stream rules they should leave it alone entirely. I have had one or two of mine changed but the mod ho wanted to change it asked me first. This one here seems to just be doing what suits them judging by their comment here.

The "politicsToo" Mod did that to me to swing the Political point of view his way , I don't post there anymore .

I've had a couple stream Mods alter titles of my memes to troll me. It's annoying, but not all that important at the end of the day.

I Mod several streams myself. So far I've found no reason to ever alter the meme title of anyone else's submissions. I would reserve the right do it if the title were something offensive, vulgar, or just not in line with the terms of the stream. But if that were ever the case, typically the offending content would be apparent in the meme itself rather than just the title.

I do appreciate how ImgFlip generally empowers Stream Mods to control their streams' content and viewpoint. It's a good idea to allow broad powers, since Stream Mods have the best idea of what they want their streams to look like. It also takes work off of the Community Mods' and Global Mods' plates.

At the end of the day, folks who aren't happy with a Mod's actions can always complain -- assuming the Stream Mod listens and permits it! -- or, ultimately, just take their content to a different stream.

Stream Mods who make wise decisions, feature interesting content, and appropriately control harassment and trolling will see their streams flourish. Stream Mods who take unwise actions and piss everybody off will soon find their streams to be lacking for new submissions.

That's free speech and the free market in action.

Empower creativity and let a thousand streams bloom.