Originally posted by TheFaQQer
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It was admin wot dunnit. Anyway, we've never been consistent. It's always arbitary and partial.
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You calling RH's lass a hoor again?Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostNothing like continuity of moderation.
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It's gone!Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIt's malicious stalking, but doesn't qualify as requiring clean up.
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It's malicious stalking, but doesn't qualify as requiring clean up.Originally posted by k2p2 View PostI spent a good half hour finding all suity's threads and tagging them - I find the suggestion that the 'sicknote' tag doesn't qualify as malicious stalking quite insulting!
(I'll have to up my game...)
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I spent a good half hour finding all suity's threads and tagging them - I find the suggestion that the 'sicknote' tag doesn't qualify as malicious stalking quite insulting!Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAny that result in the mods or admin having to clear them up. So, malicious stalking and naughty words.
(I'll have to up my game...)
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Testicular nonsense. The cut was made in the past. Not the present or the future. If you ask who qualified for a game, you ask "who made the cut", meaning "who's in", not "who was in last time the cut was made before this time".Originally posted by chef View PostPedantic I know but you did say "made the cut" which points to past tense and therefore any tag that was previously displayed is valid. Doodab may well be correct in his post.
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Any that result in the mods or admin having to clear them up. So, malicious stalking and naughty words.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostWhat tags are allowed and which aren't?
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onomatopoeicOriginally posted by Troll View PostI believe the onomatopoetic word is spelled whoosh
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Any which startOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostWhat tags are allowed and which aren't?
Dimprawn is a fat xxxx
I believe are now acceptable. All others are considered out of bounds.
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I think you probably meant:Originally posted by chef View Post--> woosh
EricBartlett
--> woosh
EricBartlet
as it obviously went such long way over my head.
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