Next Year's Doom And Gloom......
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Twice today my posts have been edited. Is this a new policy? If so, I think it should be re-examined. I for one am not happy for other people to change what I've written. That simply isn't right.
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TD, as you are well aware, I had a post removed for asking you a question that you were unable to answer.
Nobody is lying, but there clearly is genuine confusion sometimes, when something apparently breaks "Site Rules" but is nothing to do with what is listed there.
Maybe they need to be made clearer, as not everything removed comes under the rules. Editing, removing parts of a post "is" changing it.
Nobody is lying, but there clearly is genuine confusion sometimes, when something apparently breaks "Site Rules" but is nothing to do with what is listed there.
Maybe they need to be made clearer, as not everything removed comes under the rules. Editing, removing parts of a post "is" changing it.
"TD, as you are well aware, I had a post removed for asking you a question that you were unable to answer."
That is nonsense. You ask'd a question, I answered it and you pretended like I hadn't, to follow up by saying "Well, seems you don't know then" after I had literally just said my answer. That is gaslighting which is abusive.
That is nonsense. You ask'd a question, I answered it and you pretended like I hadn't, to follow up by saying "Well, seems you don't know then" after I had literally just said my answer. That is gaslighting which is abusive.
Pixie even though you were involved in the situation we're now discussing you still don't understand. Do you?
If you ask someone a question and thye answer, to reply with something along the lines of "Evidently you don't know" even though they had just took their time ot answer your question is abusive, it's also gas lighting.
Asking someone a question isn't the issue, it's how you responded to it. See, understand now how your perception of the issue was the question, and how mine was how you ignored my answer?
If you ask someone a question and thye answer, to reply with something along the lines of "Evidently you don't know" even though they had just took their time ot answer your question is abusive, it's also gas lighting.
Asking someone a question isn't the issue, it's how you responded to it. See, understand now how your perception of the issue was the question, and how mine was how you ignored my answer?
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