Ban Politics from the forum
Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
Sounds good to me.
Instead, how about Easter?
Instead, how about Easter?
Mick F. Cornwall
Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
Let ban duplicate repeating polls on virtually the same subject.
I'm no longer surprised at how people are annoyed about the swamping of the Tea shop with repeat after repeat threads on virtually the same subject.
Ban the duplicate/repeats and people will probably not even notice there are any current affairs in the T-shop.
But the number of these "Lets ban" threads and polls is now way way way out of hand. And in my opinion the proposal is daft anyway (as most of the threads people are discussing are current affairs rather than politics). And we've had so many polls that we now know they don't give any answers and yet more just swamps the T-shop annoying others who are not interested - which no longer surprises me any more given how often this duplicate/repeat threads on virtually identical discussions is happening.
Maybe I should start some polls 'cos I'm sure I can come up with some minor twist making other polls "that are not mine" not answer the exact question I can dream up.
Ian
I'm no longer surprised at how people are annoyed about the swamping of the Tea shop with repeat after repeat threads on virtually the same subject.
Ban the duplicate/repeats and people will probably not even notice there are any current affairs in the T-shop.
But the number of these "Lets ban" threads and polls is now way way way out of hand. And in my opinion the proposal is daft anyway (as most of the threads people are discussing are current affairs rather than politics). And we've had so many polls that we now know they don't give any answers and yet more just swamps the T-shop annoying others who are not interested - which no longer surprises me any more given how often this duplicate/repeat threads on virtually identical discussions is happening.
Maybe I should start some polls 'cos I'm sure I can come up with some minor twist making other polls "that are not mine" not answer the exact question I can dream up.
Ian
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Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
i'm for this, despite what i said in the other thread.
i just think of all the dinners that are going to be burned or delayed while somebody carefully outlines their arguments and triple checks their spelling and grammar.
in other news, i was sure triple had two Ps in it #mandelaeffect
and re psamathe's post. i'm not actually interested in politics, the threads about threads about threads about politics are where it's at for me!
i just think of all the dinners that are going to be burned or delayed while somebody carefully outlines their arguments and triple checks their spelling and grammar.
in other news, i was sure triple had two Ps in it #mandelaeffect
and re psamathe's post. i'm not actually interested in politics, the threads about threads about threads about politics are where it's at for me!
Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
What's this? Keep asking the same question until one gets the right answer?
Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
Psamathe wrote:Let ban duplicate repeating polls on virtually the same subject.
I'm no longer surprised at how people are annoyed about the swamping of the Tea shop with repeat after repeat threads on virtually the same subject.
Ban the duplicate/repeats and people will probably not even notice there are any current affairs in the T-shop.
But the number of these "Lets ban" threads and polls is now way way way out of hand. And in my opinion the proposal is daft anyway (as most of the threads people are discussing are current affairs rather than politics). And we've had so many polls that we now know they don't give any answers and yet more just swamps the T-shop annoying others who are not interested - which no longer surprises me any more given how often this duplicate/repeat threads on virtually identical discussions is happening.
Maybe I should start some polls 'cos I'm sure I can come up with some minor twist making other polls "that are not mine" not answer the exact question I can dream up.
Ian
loosen up man its xmas time
Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
mercalia wrote:Psamathe wrote:Let ban duplicate repeating polls on virtually the same subject.
I'm no longer surprised at how people are annoyed about the swamping of the Tea shop with repeat after repeat threads on virtually the same subject.
Ban the duplicate/repeats and people will probably not even notice there are any current affairs in the T-shop.
But the number of these "Lets ban" threads and polls is now way way way out of hand. And in my opinion the proposal is daft anyway (as most of the threads people are discussing are current affairs rather than politics). And we've had so many polls that we now know they don't give any answers and yet more just swamps the T-shop annoying others who are not interested - which no longer surprises me any more given how often this duplicate/repeat threads on virtually identical discussions is happening.
Maybe I should start some polls 'cos I'm sure I can come up with some minor twist making other polls "that are not mine" not answer the exact question I can dream up.
Ian
loosen up man its xmas time
It's yet another threads on pretty much the same subject that has been discussed on endless threads with endless polls for some time now. It's been discussed, points raised, etc. Why go through it all yet again when some here (now understandably) don't like seeing the forum swamped by such threads. And as somebody who previously defended people discussing whatever they wanted, even I think it has gone way beyond a joke now.
Ian
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Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
Ban polls over the christ mass period ......
“Quiet, calm deliberation disentangles every knot.”
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
landsurfer wrote:Ban polls over the christ mass period ......
North,South or Barber's
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Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
reohn2 wrote:landsurfer wrote:Ban polls over the christ mass period ......
North,South or Barber's
Magnetic ... DOH !!! ..................
“Quiet, calm deliberation disentangles every knot.”
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Be more Mike.
The road goes on forever.
Re: Ban politics over xmas 'til the new year?
landsurfer wrote:Ban polls over the christ mass period ......
I feel another new thread coming on.
And then there are the threads/polls to discuss if politics should be banned until Boxing Day .........
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Re: Ban Politics from the forum
So, my local council is voting to have refuse bin collections changed from a collection every fortnight to once every three weeks. I can understand this. The amount of materials that still go to landfill is insane, but equally i can understand why people voted for trump and voted to leave the e.u. The pace of change is just too fast and everything is getting to complicated. Even the illusion that those persons who used to have control is slipping... The only thing left is to do for those people who 'want their old world back' is to register their dissatisfaction by voting for outsiders in the vague hope something may change for the better.
So the new tsar of cycling for London, is this s good thing or would his pay packet have been better spent on cycle facilities
Ho ho ho...
So the new tsar of cycling for London, is this s good thing or would his pay packet have been better spent on cycle facilities
Ho ho ho...
Re: Ban Politics from the forum
[quote="cycle tramp"...
So the new tsar of cycling for London, is this s good thing or would his pay packet have been better spent on cycle facilities
Ho ho ho...[/quote]
http://forum.cyclinguk.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=111240
So the new tsar of cycling for London, is this s good thing or would his pay packet have been better spent on cycle facilities
Ho ho ho...[/quote]
http://forum.cyclinguk.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=111240