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Unfortunately that is the way it has to be to keep our chats from users with ill intentions.Īs for the amount of mods we have, you may notice that the depot cam is kind of the “hang out” chatting stream. Any comment that may have a negative impact on the chat is usually deleted, and the user is then timed out or banned. We (TLTC mods) don’t ban users unless we believe there is a hidden agenda, or anything that we believe would cause disruption to our family friendly chat of all ages. Religious, political, soliciting porn, selling product or services.there are all kinds of reasons and there are hundreds that get banned or as some here would like to say “ghosted”. Unless you have a YouTube channel, you may or may not know just how many users come on to the chat with crazy agendas. We do not charge or have subscription rules, it is a hobby for us and an honor to work with our donors in order to provide what we can to the railfanning world. We do not put this money in our pockets, it is all put back into the TLTC cams. Our viewers have donated all funds for upgrades and new cam locations.

My wife and I simply put up a cam at our residence (cable cam) to share the view of the tracks with my family in LA and it escalated from there. I didn’t think I would be responding to this thread but changed my mind.įor those of you that do not know, Tehachapi Live Train Cams (TLTC) is not a business and is in no way affiliated with VR. The camera could just as well be watching the front-end of trains in Bakersfield, or Nebraska.Īll in all, I found it mostly a terrible waste of a great idea.

Seems pretty silly - they went to all this trouble to put a camera up that depicts one of the most famous, scenic, and awe-inspiring sections of railroad in the world, yet when a train comes they're more interested in counting the rivets on the engines, and all you see is the locomotives and nothing more. I enjoyed watching the trains run around the Loop for a while, but then it seemed to me that nearly every time a train arrived in the loop, a moderator would zoooooooom the camera waaaaaaay in and follow the power - definitely a 'can't see the forest for the trees' situation. And no, it's not necessarily because of foul language or inapproriate conversation: I've seen the chat run off to talk about all sorts of totally unrelated garbage, and the moderators do nothing to rein it in (or even participate in it themselves). (Which is completely dishonest and rude, in my humble opinion). They won't warn you, they won't tell you they're doing it (let alone why), they will just ghost you. If they don't like what you're saying (for whatever reason) they will just 'ghost' you - that is, all your posts will appear on the chat board on YOUR computer only, and to the rest of the world you will be completely invisible - it's a 'secret banishment'.

> I tried to contact Molly, who is a modorator, with

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'The morning crew ('Molly' and friends, plus 'Dsle