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read the "Guidelines for message board use".

Rose xx?

Puts hand up
I did once
lol

sort of skimmed it very briefly

Not today i haven't - No !! lol

Hi SRS , what made me ask was a thread re posting duplicate threads on different boards, I was thinking about a reply which said that for a 'newby' there wasn't a clear idea of the best board to post on for various queries. So I thought I would take a look at the Guidelines...which I probably did look at 3 years ago , but not since lol.

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Hi Maggie :) not so far as I know , but it might have lol

Hi McAnne ~~~~~~

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Strict rule of mine.......I NEVER read instructions lol.

Anything I know about them I've picked up from other peoples posts on here.xx

lol Muffy, I am like that with flatpacks ( the instructions of which often seem to be translations which make no sense ;))

" 2. The Rules
Please don't communicate anything that is, or could be considered, abusive, vulgar, offensive or threatening – your behaviour must be polite, patient, and not intended to cause (or capable of causing) trouble or offence to other members.

Please don't communicate anything that could be considered obscene or pornographic.

Please don't use discriminatory language or images in your communications.

And, please don’t impersonate anyone.

Be aware that this is a public forum, and that member’s reputations are valuable to them – don’t communicate anything that is, or could be considered to be, defamatory, false, unreliable or misleading about any person, business or thing.

Don't post anything that infringes, or might be considered to infringe, anyone’s copyright, trade mark or other intellectual property rights – it’s easy to take material that belongs to others, but that doesn’t make it right.

Don't communicate material that deviates from the topic of the message board or chat room – start a new topic if you’d like to.

Don't submit the same – or similar – material more than once.

Don't use multiple log-ins.

Don't advertise.

Don't use the service for any business or commercial or charitable purpose, or to promote any alternative commercial service.

Use the English language.

Don't include an email address, postal address, phone number, the address of any website, or any other personal information about yourself or any other person in material that appears on the service – where your own personal information is concerned, this can be shared, should you wish, once direct contact has been made by another Member. This does not apply to the Records Office board.

Don't disrupt the normal flow of dialogue, cause a screen to scroll faster than other Members can type, or otherwise act in a manner that negatively affects other users' ability to communicate using the service. "


LOL NOT sure how to avoid that last one ?

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Hand up

~~~~~~~~ to Joy

SRS ...Me too sadly...all together now,

Hands up, baby, hands up,
Gimme your heart, gimme, gimme your heart
Gimme gimme
Hands up, baby, hands up,
Gimme your heart, gimme, gimme your heart

Soooo.......If for instance.... someone was banned on TWO of their accounts and came on using a third.........I'm assuming that would be against the t and c's? xx

Sorry went to watch Dr Who etc lol

Yes Muffy , I think you would be correct :))
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Thanks Rose xx

I have watched that episode three or four times now SRS...and still sob at the end.... :(

So many things are 'capable of causing trouble or offence'.

Lordy RR after all them rules and regulations ,am suprised there isnt one ,,,,,,,,

*And dont use the site full stop*

Evening all

Does anyone know how to "cause a screen to scroll faster than other Members can type", 'cos I'm sure I don't?

why not add

"cause other members' screens to turn orange"
"cause other members' laptops to spontaneously combust"

or other such jolly japes?

Sue x

(note - this entire post was written in English)

In answer to the original question: no I havent, and its probably just as well!............................................)))))



Jac xxx

and now I have got that song in my head!!! Thanks all!

Hello everyone:)

"Don't use multiple log-ins."


"Use the English language."

"Please don't communicate anything that is, or could be considered, abusive, vulgar, offensive or threatening – your behaviour must be polite, patient, and not intended to cause (or capable of causing) trouble or offence to other members."

Mmmmmmm.....

Sue xx