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Posted by Kim on September 03, 2005 at 08:10:51 from (216.217.154.206):
In Reply to: where did my post go?! posted by Tim Shultz on September 03, 2005 at 07:55:19:
Tim, threads that end up with people lashing out at each another using statements meant to ridicule, demoralize or otherwise condemn another will be deleted without notification. That said, the problem was not your initial post, it was the replies that ruined it for all. A number of threads had to be deleted this morning for the same reason. Disharmonious exchange is not permitted here. Disagreements are fine, but people need to agree to disagree and not let it end up like a tavern brawl. People would get kicked out of a regular cafe or estalishment for loud disruptive arguing and the same goes in these forums. We won't allow the few who insist on making degrading comments towards others ruin the atmosphere of this forum. This message is meant for all, not directed towards you Tim.
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