Bunnykid68
Grandmaster
Yes and BaconShould Sylvain be banned from INGO:
- Yes
- No
- Yes and Bacon
Yes and BaconShould Sylvain be banned from INGO:
- Yes
- No
- Yes and Bacon
Should Sylvain be banned from INGO:
- Yes
- No
- Yes and Bacon
Well Paul kinda summed that one up nicely for us.
Violation of rule 5 will result in an immediate 48-hour ban. Repeat violations will result in permanent bans.
Should Sylvain be banned from INGO:
- Yes
- No
- Yes and Bacon
Yes and Bacon
Ummmm bacon... sorry Sylvain, you have to go...
I vote we keep Sylvain
So if we let Sylvain stay, he is buying us all Bacon???
So if we let Sylvain stay, he is buying us all Bacon???
No ****.Huh. I guess they could ban just about everyone that posted in the Ferguson thread.
No ****.
Meanwhile, someone regularly makes a disparaging remark about fairy tales, make believe, ect. And nothing happens. So statement of fact is ban-able, but insulting someone for his belief is perfectly okay.
We all interpret posts differently. I'm not sure of the ones you're talking about specifically but just make sure to report the post and it'll at least get looked at that way.No ****.
Meanwhile, someone regularly makes a disparaging remark about fairy tales, make believe, ect. And nothing happens. So statement of fact is ban-able, but insulting someone for his belief is perfectly okay.
Clearly.We all interpret posts differently.
No ****.
Meanwhile, someone regularly makes a disparaging remark about fairy tales, make believe, ect. And nothing happens. So statement of fact is ban-able, but insulting someone for his belief is perfectly okay.
Yes, the pot stirrers seem to be immune to punishment. Maybe there is a mandatory troll quota?
We all interpret posts differently. I'm not sure of the ones you're talking about specifically but just make sure to report the post and it'll at least get looked at that way.
No ****.
Meanwhile, someone regularly makes a disparaging remark about fairy tales, make believe, ect. And nothing happens. So statement of fact is ban-able, but insulting someone for his belief is perfectly okay.