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It's the Forum Police!..Its the Forum Police!

By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

It's getting almost impossible to post anything on these pages without the forum police jumping all over it, waiting to pounce on anybody that doesn't adhere to their own politically correct rules or dares to use incorrect grammar, or God forbid, misspell a word!......

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Bee baa bee baa!

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By *icecouple561Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

its the irony police, the irony police...

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By *ivemeyoursoulWoman over a year ago

Easter just around the corner!

and breathe...

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By *andb69Couple over a year ago

leeds

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)"

Welcome to the forum police - you clearly have the right attitude to be a member: telling people what they can and cannot say on their forum posts.

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By *ubbykittenWoman over a year ago

Kent

Any minute now..... they should arrive!!! I can hear their siren........

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

nobody jumps on me much...suppose it depends what you're talking about?

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

"its the irony police, the irony police...

Whoop whoop.

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

I think threads are for debating. I don't think they would be the same if everyone agreed. As far as being 'politically correct' people use it as an insult to bandy about to anyone who disagrees with them ... how comes that is allowed? How boring it would be on here if they were all sycophantic threads. I have to say that the 'politically correct' amongst us have learned not to be rude or derogatory, but there are some venomous and snide, rude people about who can't disagree in a nice way and get far too touchy when someone posts a different view or perspective or asks a question. Just my personal opinion after being on the forums a good while. Feel free to click on the green arrow ...

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By *ubbykittenWoman over a year ago

Kent

And right on time too!!!! Hilarious! !!

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By *adyboy-DaddyCouple over a year ago

Andover

Couldn't agree more.

Many a decent, topical and interesting post ruined with snide and pointless comments completely unrelated to the original thread.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Bee baa bee baa! "

Sorry.....you mean nee naw nee naw.....that's you told!

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By *layfullsamMan over a year ago

Solihull

"Bee baa bee baa! "

It's not just on here though it's the same on Facebook, sad wannabes IMO

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)

Welcome to the forum police - you clearly have the right attitude to be a member: telling people what they can and cannot say on their forum posts."

Lol! The irony made me chuckle. Well done OP classic piece of satire

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)"

I have nothing to add to this negative thread.

You are hereby arrested.

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you."

Someone always says it better than me, and in fewer words!

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By *layfullsamMan over a year ago

Solihull

"And right on time too!!!! Hilarious! !! "

Priceless

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Oh the irony

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

Snideness (if its a word) .... is that allowed?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Bee baa bee baa!

Sorry.....you mean nee naw nee naw.....that's you told!"

Obviously not a Minion fan

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

"Snideness (if its a word) .... is that allowed?"

Yep. I can judge as hard as them though. Judgy judge judge.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I think many people who post here at times totally lack self awareness (and yues I include my self in that), it's so easy to slae posters for behavioral traits that we are also guilty of displaying

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"Oh the irony

The funny thing is, people just see who is who and what they are here for.

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

"I think many people who post here at times totally lack self awareness (and yues I include my self in that), it's so easy to slae posters for behavioral traits that we are also guilty of displaying"

I agree. I've even caught myself reversing my position on certain things (oh, the humanity!!), but if I have a problem with a post, its with the post. I don't go and insult the poster.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you."

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'"

It's not about agreeing or disagreeing, it's about pulling people up for spelling and grammar and not having the same PC attitude as someone else.

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By *ubbykittenWoman over a year ago

Kent

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'"

Oh rules rules rules!!!!!!!! Thank fuck real life is more interesting! !

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By *epper123Woman over a year ago

London

I think you find people who are questioned or asked to clarify all to often turn on the person asking them, accuse them of being politically correct .... if they have a different opinion to theirs. Then it turns to personal insults .... and its obvious which section do this. Often the politically incorrect revert to name calling .... and personal attacks. Whereas for the 'politically correct' its about the issue, not the person. God I hate labels ....

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By *uessWhosBackAgainMan over a year ago

London

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)"

I agree you definitely have a point OP but the same people will jump all over this thread so you won't achieve anything with this unfortunately

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'

It's not about agreeing or disagreeing, it's about pulling people up for spelling and grammar and not having the same PC attitude as someone else."

I quite agree about comments about spelling and grammar.

Can you tell me what you mean about PC attitude though? If I see something racist, or sexist, or homophobic or misogynist I have to 'jog on' - is that what you are telling me?

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'

It's not about agreeing or disagreeing, it's about pulling people up for spelling and grammar and not having the same PC attitude as someone else."

I'm sorry, you mean I have to agree with a point of view I find offensive? That ain't going to happen I'm afraid. I'm not here to validate archaic sentiments.

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By *epper123Woman over a year ago

London

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)

I agree you definitely have a point OP but the same people will jump all over this thread so you won't achieve anything with this unfortunately

The same people are having a debate ... the OP said, if you don't have anything thing to add ..... but then again, why not try to air your opinion?

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'

Oh rules rules rules!!!!!!!! Thank fuck real life is more interesting! !

And full of rules, unfortunately.

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By *icecouple561Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'

It's not about agreeing or disagreeing, it's about pulling people up for spelling and grammar and not having the same PC attitude as someone else."

No need to pull people up over grammar and spelling I agree there but if someone disagrees with your attitude I feel they should be able to say so without being called forum police.

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By *eavenNhellCouple over a year ago

carrbrook stalybridge

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)"
just tell them the phuq orf and ignore them

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By *epper123Woman over a year ago

London

OP, can you tell me what are the accepted norms I have to agree with please? Just so I tow the line?

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)

just ignore them "

Fixed that for you.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'

Oh rules rules rules!!!!!!!! Thank fuck real life is more interesting! !

The point I am making is that the OP doesn't want posts that he disagrees just because he doesn't like them not because there is anything wrong with them

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

ffs...it isn't hard.....I'm not saying that if you disagree with someone just don't comment, I'm pointing out that it's petty to pull someone up for bad spelling or grammar and wrong to call someone a racist because they happen to mention the colour of a persons skin in a comment.

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

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By *icecouple561Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

"ffs...it isn't hard.....I'm not saying that if you disagree with someone just don't comment, I'm pointing out that it's petty to pull someone up for bad spelling or grammar and wrong to call someone a racist because they happen to mention the colour of a persons skin in a comment.

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious"

your initial post wasn't crystal clear on that...people are just discussing.

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

Threads take on a life of their own. If a person makes what you see as a random comment, on their own agenda, ignore it and carry on. The problem is it becomes personal if someone is questioned ... it doesn't need to be, and only is if people are too touchy or defensive in my opinion. Whilst people berate those who they call the politically correct, why then lower themselves to justify themselves by responding to their comments? I think, maybe some of the OC comments hit a nerve. That is why the retorts back are so personal. I have experienced these and been called all sorts of things and accused of all sorts of things .... because I have asked the poster to clarify their views. My fault for being interested and, I'll admit it, intrigued, that people can have such views. I don't diss them though, or throw out personal or snide insults. I like the debate. Trust me, I don't debate everything I could on here because I have limited time on here .... long live discussion and the opportunity to refine one's thinking through discussion, rather than insult. But then we may be in the minority here as we aren't looking for a puck and want to get to know people (I doubt it though)

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By *uessWhosBackAgainMan over a year ago

London

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious"

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

Spelling mistakes and typos, I dont have an issue with, as my tablet loves predictive text tricks

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

your initial post wasn't crystal clear on that...people are just discussing."

I apologise for not making myself clear, hope it is crystal now though?

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By *icecouple561Couple over a year ago
Forum Mod

East Sussex

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

your initial post wasn't crystal clear on that...people are just discussing.

I apologise for not making myself clear, hope it is crystal now though?"

yep!

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

They are two different things though .... spelling and discussion

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By *uessWhosBackAgainMan over a year ago

London

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

your initial post wasn't crystal clear on that...people are just discussing.

I apologise for not making myself clear, hope it is crystal now though?"

i got it first time round

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

I'm pretty sure the original post the OP is referring to had nothing at all to do with grammar and spelling and everything to do with people objecting to the use of an unnecessary word.

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By *uke olovingmanMan over a year ago

Gravesend

Is this thread parked on the correct notice board

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By *uessWhosBackAgainMan over a year ago

London

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

I'm pretty sure the original post the OP is referring to had nothing at all to do with grammar and spelling and everything to do with people objecting to the use of an unnecessary word."

I disagree:

"Dares to use incorrect grammar , or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

From the opening post

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

I dont think the same people who are being labelled as 'pc' are those who complain about spelling and grammar. These are tow very distinct camps ....and these are two very different issues, surely?

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By *yrdwomanWoman over a year ago

Putting the 'cum' in Eboracum

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

I'm pretty sure the original post the OP is referring to had nothing at all to do with grammar and spelling and everything to do with people objecting to the use of an unnecessary word.

I disagree:

"Dares to use incorrect grammar , or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

From the opening post "

If you're going to quote it, quote it all:

"waiting to pounce on anybody that doesn't adhere to their own politically correct rules or dares to use incorrect grammar, or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

And the OP refers to posting it in a another thread, which ended up being about an unnecessary word, nothing to do with spelling or grammar.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Nothing positive to add to a post?....then jog on and leave the op alone.

(Posted this on a thread but thought it warranted one of its own)"

Call the Police? lol ??

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Well

I would never make a comment about someones spelling or grammar (unless it's an obvious autocarrots that makes me laugh).

If someone posts something that I think is objectionable about another member; I will call them out.... because its playground and we are supposed to be adults.

If I have a differing view of something from the thread starter; I may comment; if they have invited "opinions", but too often in here if you don't have the same opinion as the crowd you get called a "white knight", or "too PC" or even...... wait for.... part of the forum police.....

...which leads me to one conclusion, either follow the crowd or get slated and called names.....

I don't follow crowds; I have my own mind (please may I have a sheep emoji?)

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

Actually if you use the green arrow you;ll see the thread that the OP originally posted that comment on and it is nothing to do with spelling and grammar

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I like tunnocks teacakes

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By *elle2016Woman over a year ago

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"Well

I would never make a comment about someones spelling or grammar (unless it's an obvious autocarrots that makes me laugh).

If someone posts something that I think is objectionable about another member; I will call them out.... because its playground and we are supposed to be adults.

...which leads me to one conclusion, either follow the crowd or get slated and called names.....

I don't follow crowds; I have my own mind (please may I have a sheep emoji?)"

Well said

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"Well

I would never make a comment about someones spelling or grammar (unless it's an obvious autocarrots that makes me laugh).

If someone posts something that I think is objectionable about another member; I will call them out.... because its playground and we are supposed to be adults.

...which leads me to one conclusion, either follow the crowd or get slated and called names.....

I don't follow crowds; I have my own mind (please may I have a sheep emoji?)"

At least its only that, and not getting personal insults or abuse .... I think it soon becomes pretty obvious who is who when that starts to happen and that is sad because it makes people think twice about giving their own opinion unless they are a) thick skinned or b)like the sound of their own voice. I am not saying which of these I am

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?

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By *uessWhosBackAgainMan over a year ago

London

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

I'm pretty sure the original post the OP is referring to had nothing at all to do with grammar and spelling and everything to do with people objecting to the use of an unnecessary word.

I disagree:

"Dares to use incorrect grammar , or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

From the opening post

If you're going to quote it, quote it all:

"waiting to pounce on anybody that doesn't adhere to their own politically correct rules or dares to use incorrect grammar, or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

And the OP refers to posting it in a another thread, which ended up being about an unnecessary word, nothing to do with spelling or grammar."

and as the Op said this warranted a thread of it's own doesn't matter it was inspired by the previous thread

i didn't feel the need to quote it all just the part that was being ignored as people were only addressing one of the issues that was brought up by op

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By *onnie and JohnCouple over a year ago

andover

do i agree..maybe..do i read anything over ten words mospelt or not no..so op like it or lump it sorry but thars the way of the dourms ..connie x

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Well

I would never make a comment about someones spelling or grammar (unless it's an obvious autocarrots that makes me laugh).

If someone posts something that I think is objectionable about another member; I will call them out.... because its playground and we are supposed to be adults.

...which leads me to one conclusion, either follow the crowd or get slated and called names.....

I don't follow crowds; I have my own mind (please may I have a sheep emoji?)

To be fair I am probably both...

However; if I make a mistake, I will publically apologise; I try not to resort to personal attacks (although I did once post "fuck off" as someone once again insinuated I was a racist; oh if only they knew me and my family, it's quite funny really, it just got my goat

)

But some people on the forums, seem to almost "stalk" other people and will post a contrary opinion and attempt to draw and argument on the smallest of things, due to a perceived slight in the past....

Sometimes the negativity in the forums is wicked... it really is; different groups being attacked for their sex, size, colour, politics, religion and yes, whether they are dyslexic and can spell or construct a sentence etc.. I guess we could all stay out of those threads, let the ones that delight in antagonizing or insulting others carry on, but then this turns into a big playground where the bullies just run roughshod over everyone.

I like the forums, I have met some fantastic people from the forums; and yes, sometimes I can be a bit up my own arse, because thats actually the way I am, sorry. I am not a kid-gloves person and I say it how it is.

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"Well

I would never make a comment about someones spelling or grammar (unless it's an obvious autocarrots that makes me laugh).

If someone posts something that I think is objectionable about another member; I will call them out.... because its playground and we are supposed to be adults.

...which leads me to one conclusion, either follow the crowd or get slated and called names.....

I don't follow crowds; I have my own mind (please may I have a sheep emoji?)

To be fair I am probably both...

)

Now I have had two people pretty much admit they are virtually forum-stalking me .... not sure how I feel about that. Personal insults are not on, however ....

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

I'm pretty sure the original post the OP is referring to had nothing at all to do with grammar and spelling and everything to do with people objecting to the use of an unnecessary word.

I disagree:

"Dares to use incorrect grammar , or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

From the opening post

If you're going to quote it, quote it all:

"waiting to pounce on anybody that doesn't adhere to their own politically correct rules or dares to use incorrect grammar, or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

And the OP refers to posting it in a another thread, which ended up being about an unnecessary word, nothing to do with spelling or grammar."

Someone did pull the OP about the incorrect use of a word, except/accept if I remember correctly.

Back to your comment that it became all about an 'Unnecessary' word, the OP was merely describing the person who harassed them, using your train of thought why was it necessary to point out that it was a man?.....does this make the OP sexist as well as racist?

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

I'm pretty sure the original post the OP is referring to had nothing at all to do with grammar and spelling and everything to do with people objecting to the use of an unnecessary word.

I disagree:

"Dares to use incorrect grammar , or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

From the opening post

If you're going to quote it, quote it all:

"waiting to pounce on anybody that doesn't adhere to their own politically correct rules or dares to use incorrect grammar, or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

And the OP refers to posting it in a another thread, which ended up being about an unnecessary word, nothing to do with spelling or grammar.

Someone did pull the OP about the incorrect use of a word, except/accept if I remember correctly.

I think the thread was closed by the moderator. I don't think talking about it here is a good idea, because it is like re-opening it. I don't think any further discussion will shed any light as people will become more entrenched in their own views. More to the point, insults will begin to fly, again.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'm all for free debate but when the initial point of a thread is lost because of any of the above it really is tedious

it's because you dare use the words "politically correct"and "jog on" people can't get past that and see your making a valid point about people being petty over spelling and grammar

I'm pretty sure the original post the OP is referring to had nothing at all to do with grammar and spelling and everything to do with people objecting to the use of an unnecessary word.

I disagree:

"Dares to use incorrect grammar , or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

From the opening post

If you're going to quote it, quote it all:

"waiting to pounce on anybody that doesn't adhere to their own politically correct rules or dares to use incorrect grammar, or God forbid, misspell a word!......"

And the OP refers to posting it in a another thread, which ended up being about an unnecessary word, nothing to do with spelling or grammar.

Someone did pull the OP about the incorrect use of a word, except/accept if I remember correctly.

Not that I saw the post in question, confusing accept and except is not poor grammar or spelling. They are 2 different words with 2 very different meaning. Obviously depending on context it may have been clear what was meant anyway

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By *mokes n MirrorsCouple over a year ago

Plymouth and Newcastle (sometimes)

"I think threads are for debating. I don't think they would be the same if everyone agreed. As far as being 'politically correct' people use it as an insult to bandy about to anyone who disagrees with them ... how comes that is allowed? How boring it would be on here if they were all sycophantic threads. I have to say that the 'politically correct' amongst us have learned not to be rude or derogatory, but there are some venomous and snide, rude people about who can't disagree in a nice way and get far too touchy when someone posts a different view or perspective or asks a question. Just my personal opinion after being on the forums a good while. Feel free to click on the green arrow ..."

I'll click on this instead

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?"

Ha ha ha ha wait?....what? This is the cook report?

Its a random input that in no way creates drama or insult thus distracts from the negative this thread will no doubt create.

Also if you are offended by the mention of a tunnocks teacake there is something really really really wrong in a persons life.

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?

Ha ha ha ha wait?....what? This is the cook report?

Its a random input that in no way creates drama or insult thus distracts from the negative this thread will no doubt create.

Also if you are offended by the mention of a tunnocks teacake there is something really really really wrong in a persons life."

I am just plain nosey and want to know what they are .... that is basically why I ask questions on threads, just being nosey. What are they??

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?

Ha ha ha ha wait?....what? This is the cook report?

Its a random input that in no way creates drama or insult thus distracts from the negative this thread will no doubt create.

Also if you are offended by the mention of a tunnocks teacake there is something really really really wrong in a persons life.

I am just plain nosey and want to know what they are .... that is basically why I ask questions on threads, just being nosey. What are they??"

I need to eat all six in the box...one tunnocks teacake is never enough

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?

Ha ha ha ha wait?....what? This is the cook report?

Its a random input that in no way

creates drama or insult thus distracts

from the negative this thread will no doubt create.

Also if you are offended by the mention of a tunnocks teacake there is something really really really wrong in a persons life.

I am just plain nosey and want to know what they are .... that is basically why I ask questions on threads, just being nosey. What are they??

I need to eat all six in the box...one tunnocks teacake is never enough

They are biscuit and marshmellow covered in chocolate domes....and are delicious.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman over a year ago

The Town by The Cross

"Bee baa bee baa!

It's not just on here though it's the same on Facebook, sad wannabes IMO "

Get outta that water n say that ....... I dare ya.

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?

Ha ha ha ha wait?....what? This is the cook report?

Its a random input that in no way creates drama or insult thus distracts from the negative this thread will no doubt create.

Also if you are offended by the mention of a tunnocks teacake there is something really really really wrong in a persons life.

I am just plain nosey and want to know what they are .... that is basically why I ask questions on threads, just being nosey. What are they??

I need to eat all six in the box...one tunnocks teacake is never enough

Thanks for the heads up, I have found them now .... I do know what they are. But I have to take the chocolate off ....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?

Ha ha ha ha wait?....what? This is the cook report?

Its a random input that in no way creates drama or insult thus distracts from the negative this thread will no doubt create.

Also if you are offended by the mention of a tunnocks teacake there is something really really really wrong in a persons life.

I am just plain nosey and want to know what they are .... that is basically why I ask questions on threads, just being nosey. What are they??

I need to eat all six in the box...one tunnocks teacake is never enough

Thanks for the heads up, I have found them now .... I do know what they are. But I have to take the chocolate off ...."

Licked or nibble?

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

Goodness me, I have just realised we have taken the op's thread totally off track and down the dirt road of teacakes ....

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

"I like tunnocks teacakes

I would like to know more about this and why you said it. Can you answer please? Or are you threatened by my question exposing you for what you are?

Ha ha ha ha wait?....what? This is the cook report?

Its a random input that in no way creates drama or insult thus distracts from the negative this thread will no doubt create.

Also if you are offended by the mention of a tunnocks teacake there is something really really really wrong in a persons life.

I am just plain nosey and want to know what they are .... that is basically why I ask questions on threads, just being nosey. What are they??

I need to eat all six in the box...one tunnocks teacake is never enough

Thanks for the heads up, I have found them now .... I do know what they are. But I have to take the chocolate off ....

Licked or nibble?

Neither ... donated to charity

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you."

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"You say politically correct, I say respecting others.

If someone says something -ist on here then I'm going to call them on it. You post on a forum, you're going to have to put up with people not agreeing with you.

This. There is no rule about questioning posts and there is no rule that we all have to agree.

As long as posts are within the rules I don't see the issue. And other than the mods no one has the right to tell other posters to 'jog on'"

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By *ensualtouch15Man over a year ago

ashby de la zouch

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By *awandOrderCouple over a year ago

SW London

Ops (not necessarily this one) and others who agree with them take it upon themselves to throw personal insults at those who don't agree, their justification is ... well, those who disagree are part of the pc brigade, so they can be insulted. Not sure where that attitude comes from, but it stinks ...

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