Is there now a change in policy that if the OP requests a thread to be closed?
This is the reason given for closing the latest thread. This has been refused in
the past. I can see no other reason why the thread would be closed as no rules
appeared to have been breached:confused::confused::confused:
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27-01-11, 01:11berRequest of OP
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27-01-11, 01:14Lucy ChambersMy fault I guess. I think perhaps if I did the happy clappy thing then it would have stayed open.Quote:
Originally Posted by ber
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27-01-11, 01:15dannyboy10
I think I should havethe right to close any thread that does not go my way!!
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27-01-11, 01:19prettywoman
Well, I wasn't moderating before, but I'm guessing that last thread was possibly going to end in disaster, so I'm sure Nicole thought it was better to lock on the request of the thread starter.
And in all honesty, it was not life or death or any major importance..., so I don;t think the community is at a major loss. -
27-01-11, 01:25berWell u see this is what causes all the controversy as has been pointed out many times, lack of consistency.Quote:
Originally Posted by prettywoman
If i start a thread tomorrow and then decide i want it closed and it isnt well then i have a right to be pissed
off. Also i dont think its for u to decide whether a thread is important or not if a poster decides to start a thread
it should be treated the same as any other thread. What may not seem important to u may to another poster -
27-01-11, 01:35prettywoman
Well, well, well... lol
You do have a fair point and I will take it on board.
I'm not sure why Rachel started that post as it was slight provocation... and I'm hoping that you can see that and you agree with that.
and again... we go along with our judgment, which may not be perfect at times, but we try.
I think we should all move on from that thread. -
27-01-11, 01:38Lucy ChambersQuote:
Originally Posted by prettywoman
You are always a happy chick Pretty, hats off to you considering it is so late. I shall go and sleep now :) -
27-01-11, 01:45berConsistentWell at least u are always consistent on one thing,ure solution to everything thatQuote:
Originally Posted by prettywoman
happens is to forget about it and move on, u must have a massive carpet with all
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27-01-11, 01:47prettywoman
:dance::angels13:
I did not have any smilies tonight yet... so here we go.
Honestly life is too short... lets have some fun. -
27-01-11, 01:52berIt must be wonderful to be so easily amusedQuote:
Originally Posted by prettywoman
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27-01-11, 01:53BuzzYou nailed it, ber.Quote:
Originally Posted by ber
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27-01-11, 01:55prettywomanI honestly don't think this was that important to dwell on it. However I do understand, why you have brought it up and as I said, I will take it onboard. I honestly don't think you would have enjoyed her getting ripped into pieces, would you? I'm sure she will cop on with the ways and will not get herself into trouble in the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by ber
and I find it silly personally when the same subject gets draged on for weeks. There is lots of other things to talk about... and I have nothing else to say on this matter.
I always was very efficient at cleaning, so I'm guessing it is a trademark ;) :) -
27-01-11, 02:08Lucy ChambersMe, rip her to pieces? Nope Pretty. I am not vicious. I am however very honest, and that is sometimes difficult to watch I guess. Sometimes you have to let someone get burnt so they realise that fire hurts.Quote:
Originally Posted by prettywoman
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27-01-11, 02:14prettywoman
I'm hoping that you may be able to sort this out off the board whatever the reason was for this thread and the replies. If you think that the team can be of any assistance do let any of us know the situation.....
I think she got herself burnt enough and there was no reason to go any further.