Voluntary behaviour code?
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cookiemonster
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Careful now, he's multilingual and might prove it.
tämän pitäisi olla mielenkiintoinen
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Salty seadog
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tämän pitäisi olla mielenkiintoinen
Something like that... Probably. But he's definitly multilingual, he said so.
Should be interesting when the proof rolls in.
cookiemonster
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That's what I posted in Finnish. This should be interesting.
Salty seadog
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AuroraSaab
Legendary Member
Admirable aims, IC, but members can't even seem to stick to them in this thread nevermind on other more contentious issues.
Fab Foodie
Guru
That shouldn't stop us trying....
AuroraSaab
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Well no, of course it shouldn't, but if people were prepared to try, they would have done it by now. And they haven't. I think many posters on here are happy it's a little club that noone wants to join.
HAHAHAHAHA what a joke.....the chief of the NACA cabal
Fab Foodie
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matticus
Guru
Fabbers makes a good point: several times they have said they'd welcome other, more diverse points of view. Why on earth would you doubt them?!?
AuroraSaab
Legendary Member
Because they continue to post in a way that would alienate all but the most combative of contributors.
If you are going to post a topic which has the word 'F*ck' in the title it can't come as a surprise that many people won't be interested in taking part in such a thread. If you post that you don't think you should use the word c*nt as a direct term of abuse, but you wish to reserve the right to use it in general on here, then again, why be surprised that that's a style of posting that will deter most newcomers?
Long before the recent outbreak of sweariness it was clear that NACA doesn't attract many new members. People might say they would welcome more diverse viewpoints but I'm not sure they actually mean it.
If you are going to post a topic which has the word 'F*ck' in the title it can't come as a surprise that many people won't be interested in taking part in such a thread. If you post that you don't think you should use the word c*nt as a direct term of abuse, but you wish to reserve the right to use it in general on here, then again, why be surprised that that's a style of posting that will deter most newcomers?
Long before the recent outbreak of sweariness it was clear that NACA doesn't attract many new members. People might say they would welcome more diverse viewpoints but I'm not sure they actually mean it.
So because they say it, it must be true?? doesn't work like that.
Many on here have stated they don't abuse people, until you copy and paste their previous abusive comments and then they go and hide.
matticus
Guru
I may not have been totally sincere in my post. I agree with Aurora's post just above yours.