22-11-2015, 01:18 PM
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Re: Polite discourse vs hostility and rudeness
People like to debate/argue topics even if they do eventually descend into the realms of getting personal. No real harm in that in my opinion. Those taking part in threads always have the option of bowing out at any time. Those reading them always have the option to try and resist looking in.All things considered, providing there is no profanity, I'd say to let things be. Polite forums are nice but people don't always feel polite about some aspects of life. Also, a forum could become uninteresting without the odd bit of sparring for those who want to do it ..and for those who want to read it.
22-11-2015, 02:05 PM
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Re: Polite discourse vs hostility and rudeness
Originally Posted by Skye
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A "well said" button sounds a good idea. Yes,the "report" button can be used by the devious.
Yes that means you
As with our normal procedure in such cases, if you believe this is incorrect and that you are not an ex-member, then please send in a selfie of yourself with this page in the background. Until then your account is being closed.
If you want your original account reopened the conditions still apply - you can start by apologising to the Mod you swore at.
22-11-2015, 02:06 PM
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Re: Polite discourse vs hostility and rudeness
Originally Posted by Browbeaten
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You must be reading too much into some of the posts Duke." I only read some posts depending on the name of the person who posted them "
I wouldn't have picked up on that comment at the time, but seeing it now it does stand out, but so what. its there opinion after all.
Hitler, love it, welcome to the forum. My ticker is in need of a rest so may take a rest.
22-11-2015, 03:28 PM
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Re: Polite discourse vs hostility and rudeness
Originally Posted by DragonsRealm
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Hi dukeofearl,I read on topics and post on ones I feel I can add to. I have read many of your posts,you seem OK to me.Take Care
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