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retrocop | 20:49 Mon 24th Sep 2018 | Editor's Blog
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When a ABer is happy to divulge information about themselves and family circumstances and they are reminded of such posts in future threads can a extra rule be inserted that the original poster has no comeback if that reminder may cause embarassment due to a new thread where their past is bought back to them. i.e. If I disclose on a public forum that my son has joined the armed forces then I cannot press the report button and complain if another ABer broaches the subject at a later date and I complain of a personal attack.Boy does it happen and it isn't funny because the information that is freely given comes back to bite them and the Aber gets a suspension It is not personal. It refers back to an original thread.

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JTH // that he will be making reference to previously disclosed information and that he expects to receive no censure for doing so..// This is a public forum. The information is given by the poster freely, and it is up to them to decide if they want to share it with the world. If you write personal information or feelings on a public website then you have to expect...
08:53 Tue 25th Sep 2018
I do not think that this is something we are going to investigate. There is no specific rule regarding using shared information, but if the use of such shared information breaks existing Site Rules then your answer will be removed. This could be classed as harassment or abuse, so please try and play nice.
No.
ABSpareEditor's remark reveals the contempt she or he feels for contributors - 'play nicely' indeed.
It's answer Bank so the info you have divulged in the past is banked, and you've freely given it so it can be dredged up in future threads, just be wary of what you want to post, that's the thing with this site, some of you think you're in some exclusive club, community, it is a website and once you type and submit it here or anywhere else on the internet, it's available for all.
geevo....I agree entirely,I would have thought that a more professional phrase than "play nicely" which is used a lot on AB, could have been engineered.
Maybe if some abers acted in a less childish way, appropriate adult language could be used. The ed has replied to the op. Job done .
Ah, this is, once again, the written equivalent of 'getting your retaliation in first'.

retrocop is forewarning us (or more specifically one person in particular......work it out for yourselves) that he will be making reference to previously disclosed information and that he expects to receive no censure for doing so....however inappropriate or petty those references may be.

If you are going to behave like a child, a request to 'play nicely' seems to be age-appropriate, to me.
Someone needs a stick removing.
Anneasquith , would you consider calling someone an idiot, childish?
Agreed, JTH.
JTH

"If you are going to behave like a child, a request to 'play nicely' seems to be age-appropriate, to me."

Maybe to you, but not to all of us as "play nicely" is a response to an opinion suggesting childish behaviour....that is an opinion and also patronising and demeaning of which the Ed team should be above.
///but not to all of us as "play nicely" is a response to an opinion suggesting childish behaviour....///

Exactly. The behaviour *is* childish and the ABSEd has responded in an entirely fitting manner.
I think it's probably better that I have no idea to what/whom retro is referring...
Can we be told what all this is referring to?
Aww, Jim!
Maybe Baldric is right... My head hurts
Sqad your contribution to this thread was at 9:30, the sp ed commented at 09:17..

There for i do not think that you should take the reply personally. I think it was meant for other users.
Zac. I'm unsure what you are implying ?
JTH...once again we do not agree.
JTH
// that he will be making reference to previously disclosed information and that he expects to receive no censure for doing so..//

This is a public forum. The information is given by the poster freely, and it is up to them to decide if they want to share it with the world. If you write personal information or feelings on a public website then you have to expect that someone may refer back to that information at some time.
Do not disclose anything on a public forum that you would not be prepared to stand up in a public place and disclose.

Its like people who pick their nose in the car and don't realise the world and the dog can see them through the window lol!

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