I frequent Waypoint a lot and I agree that there should be some changes. The layout, as it is, isn't very good. Bungie.net's layout have spoiled me for Internet forums everywhere. When it comes to something like moderation, I've been on the side of the banhammer before and it does suck. That said, I don't have as big of a problem with it as others do. Saying THAT, however, I do think a bit more uniformity on rules may help. Two example that spring to my mind regard a thread that came up after Brian Reed was promoted lead writer and the current thread discussing the Escalation comic. The Reed one ultimately came down to bans and warnings for "calling out" Reed despite the thread being up for quite a while and the Escalation one has had problems with what counts as leaks in regards to summaries of unreleased issues of the comics. Ultimately I understand why bans and warnings were issued, but I can't say I always agree with moderator decisions. I think we have to remember that the mods are just people though. Folks on Bungie.net love to talk about how awesome the mods are here, but they didn't always act as such. I've actually come to know a few of the Waypoint mods and play Halo and other games with them and they aren't terrible people. If moderating practices on Waypoint needs to change, I think the attitude of community members towards the mods should change as well. You don't have to kiss their asses, just act mature. Is that a reasonable idea or no?