I'm trying (for a change) not to inflame hostilities here, but would like to
add to this list "if you don't like it, the delete button still works", as a
topic that's been done to death.
As stated, this is an open forum, and as such, any attempts to regulate
which topics are 'in' and 'out' amounts to censorship, to which I am
vehemently opposed. It was an honest musing, and clearly has touched a few
raw nerves. But that's what the net's for. It's not the be all and end all,
nor is it a tool for to be 'used' by people to their own end. It is a
melting pot of opinions and optlooks, and you should take what you want from
it, not govern what others put into it.
KW
2008/7/9 <>:
> G'day all
>
> I've been a member of BA since 1996 and am aware that many of us are
> recent arrivals to the forum.
>
> There are several threads that turn up regularly every year or so.
> 'Twitching rules' is one of them. So is 'cats', 'flags', 'cannon' and
> 'banding'. These came quickly to mind but their must be a few more. All
> have been done to death. All polarise opinion. All have the potential to
> get out of hand (as the current one is threatening to do).
>
> I would urge everyone to think carefully before they post aggressive,
> abusive messages on open forums. These things are in the public domain
> forever.
>
> I would also urge everyone to have a search of archives to see if a
> subject has been dealt with before and if they have anything new to offer.
>
> Just now I found:
>
> twitching - 573 hits
> cats - 808 hits
> flags - 228 hits
> cannon - 185 hits
> banding - 767 hits
>
> That's enough to be getting on with ...
>
> Cheers
> Steve
>
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