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Please let me know if any users of this forum are interested in having a quality forum by keeping to a few simple standards. i.e. When starting a new thread giving it a subject title that relates to the topic!
I like and use freeola for their web hosting and broadband service and would like to be able to use a forum that doesn’t seem to be exclusively run by children.
Most half-decent forums that are in place to support a user community have some level of standards – it is a shame that freeola aren’t able to professionally moderate this one.
Could be my last post as Mod!
Please let me know if any users of this forum are interested in having a quality forum by keeping to a few simple standards. i.e. When starting a new thread giving it a subject title that relates to the topic!
I like and use freeola for their web hosting and broadband service and would like to be able to use a forum that doesn’t seem to be exclusively run by children.
Most half-decent forums that are in place to support a user community have some level of standards – it is a shame that freeola aren’t able to professionally moderate this one.
Could be my last post as Mod!
And don't worry Mod!, once you've sorted out vague titles perhaps you can start eliminating spelling mistakes. Eh? Eh?
> Waah waah waah. Thou shalt all conform unto mine principles.
> Totalitarian twit.
This from the person that wants to control who can and can't have babies?
> Could be my last post as Mod!
I hate to say it, but as i look around i see a lot of dry eyes.
This is probably the most serious forum on the site.
> I have to admit I agree with what Mod! was trying to do. Seeing the
> forum full of "help me!" etc. is no good to anyone.
I like the fact that sometimes I haven't got a clue what the posters problem is going to be, it lets you think on your feet.
Ah, and although your cause has been noble Mod, I don't think may people liked it.
> keeping to a few simple standards. i.e.
> When starting a new thread giving it a subject title that relates to
> the topic!
Ok then.
Give another example. Because that's the only one I've ever seen you mention.