When apartheid South Africa had what they called "banning", I always thought that a banning said more about the powers that did it, than about those who were banned for saying things that powers didn't want to hear.
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I may be reading too much into this but are you seriously comparing the moderators of ContractorUK with the Apartheid govenment of South Africa?
If so then you need helpStill Invoicing -
I was on Denny's side(until I read Administrator post anyway) - but most people seemed totally sick and tired of her.
All she had to do was listen a bit and let go. But oh no. She had to push things to the edge. And what for?Comment
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BollardsOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostI was on Denny's side(until I read Administrator post anyway) - but most people seemed totally sick and tired of her.
All she had to do was listen a bit and let go. But oh no. She had to push things to the edge. And what for?
I think the admins are correct, as contractors we should be able to sh1t bullets, be hard nosed, deal with agents, deal with HMRC, deal with stupid beaurocracy, deal with accountants, deal with anything.
Tough as **** we are.
So why cant we handle and ignore one slightly f*cked up bird who has slightly off-beam ideas and world-view.
Are the mods running this board for us or for their own convenience/egos ?
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DAMN! Have I missed something again? And possibly something rude from a lady too!bloggoth
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http://forums.contractoruk.com/461847-post33.htmlOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostBollards
I think the admins are correct, as contractors we should be able to tulip bullets, be hard nosed, deal with agents, deal with HMRC, deal with stupid beaurocracy, deal with accountants, deal with anything.
Tough as **** we are.
So why cant we handle and ignore one slightly f*cked up bird who has slightly off-beam ideas and world-view.
Are the mods running this board for us or for their own convenience/egos ?

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That was no lady...Originally posted by xoggoth View PostDAMN! Have I missed something again? And possibly something rude from a lady too!Comment
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Do you have to critize the mods? I think they do a great job.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postyes
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They gave a verbose explanation - which they did not have to do.Comment
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Is it still James and Brian? The Administrator doesnt sound like them - from what I remember.
Or is it just that dealing with CUK has ground them down?Comment
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