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Off topic issue from the Italy and Eurozone thread.
Originally Posted by Sue
(Post 11375576)
I'd also like to add, that we welcome all here, however this site is aimed at British citizens living all around the world and the content of this site reflects that. A Brit abroad is quite entitled to have a moan, and doing it here offers them a safe place to do just that, so they don't unintentionally upset their friends and neighbours in their new country.
We all need a vent now and again. So if someone who isn't British comes to this site and doesn't like that, then you might be better off on a forum that meets your needs. I know it sounds blunt but it needs to be said. Thanks, now back to the topic in hand: I still haven't figured out what position your president has on the Euro. Mind you your president is the one that compared the Colosseum to the Giant's Stadium so I don't hold much hope there.... |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Originally Posted by fleetwoodmac1975
(Post 11375621)
Sue what do you think about the Euro and Renzi?
I still haven't figured out what position your president has on the Euro. Mind you your president is the one that compared the Colosseum to the Giant's Stadium so I don't hold much hope there.... Have a read of this 1. Personal Attacks BritishExpats.com is an interactive site, and everyone who participates is “in it togetherâ€, please treat others the way you wish to be treated. Personal attacks will not be tolerated. Challenge others’ points of view and opinions, but do so respectfully and thoughtfully … without insult or personal attack. and also this 4. Trolling Trolling on this site is not tolerated. We define trolling as any inflammatory threads or posts that are started with the sole intent of upsetting or antagonizing other members. Anyone found making such posts will be removed from the forums You would do well to heed the words Sue wrote to you. Your current post tone and content to others is not OK . You are welcome to interact with others on BE and to start controversial threads if you so wish . TIO is best for that. Or perhaps participate helpfully in the Singapore forum which is where you actually live it seems. However, you need to do that within the confines of the BE rules & guidelines . Something you have not been doing. I hope we have an understanding now . If not, feel free to PM me and I will ensure further clarity for you. Apologies to all other Italy forum users for needing to come into the thread Hopefully onward ho. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Originally Posted by BEVS
(Post 11376344)
You're not the only one not holding out much hope .
Have a read of this and also this You would do well to heed the words Sue wrote to you. Your current post tone and content to others is not OK . You are welcome to interact with others on BE and to start controversial threads if you so wish . TIO is best for that. Or perhaps participate helpfully in the Singapore forum which is where you actually live it seems. However, you need to do that within the confines of the BE rules & guidelines . Something you have not been doing. I hope we have an understanding now . If not, feel free to PM me and I will ensure further clarity for you. Apologies to all other Italy forum users for needing to come into the thread Hopefully onward ho. That is a comment made by one of your moderators on this forum. Do you think it is acceptable? If you think that sort of statement, made by a moderator, is acceptable, then I rest my case. Maybe you should post some of the regulations that apply to moderators too. I would hope the word objective and impartial have a bearing on said regs. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
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Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Originally Posted by fleetwoodmac1975
(Post 11376670)
I would suggest you have a look at my signature.
That is a comment made by one of your moderators on this forum. Do you think it is acceptable? If you think that sort of statement, made by a moderator, is acceptable, then I rest my case. Maybe you should post some of the regulations that apply to moderators too. I would hope the word objective and impartial have a bearing on said regs. We're still forum members, albeit unpaid volunteers as well! :lol: Hope that clarifies things for you. If you've still got further issues, then take it up with Sue instead of endless snide digs at the mods. Thx. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Originally Posted by christmasoompa
(Post 11376725)
Believe it or not, moderators are allowed opinions too, and to express them freely as long as they are within site rules. We don't have any different 'regulations', we just have to abide by the site rules like the rest of you.
We're still forum members, albeit unpaid volunteers as well! :lol: Hope that clarifies things for you. If you've still got further issues, then take it up with Sue instead of endless snide digs at the mods. Thx. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Originally Posted by fleetwoodmac1975
(Post 11376751)
I asked Sue what she thought about the Euro and she has not replied.
But her opinion on the Euro isn't what I meant (and tbh, as an admin, I'm not sure she'd give her opinions on a political subject), I meant that if you have an issue with mod actions take it up with Sue. She's the boss! HTH. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
>>Sue what do you think about the Euro and Renzi? I still haven't figured out what position your president has on the Euro. Mind you your president is the one that compared the Colosseum to the Giant's Stadium so I don't hold much hope there.... The post is pasted above and seems a typically off topic post about the Colosseum. If the mods will separate the Colosseum topic (I won't address it here as it so so off topic) I will address it. I had forgotten about this incident. Then I remembered. A short while a young Italian I know was angry about this episode and raised it with me. The full story might be enlightening for forum members contemplating Italy. Back to Renzi and the Eurozone - thanks for the extra info Sancho. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Originally Posted by sunnysider
(Post 11376853)
>>Sue what do you think about the Euro and Renzi?
I still haven't figured out what position your president has on the Euro. Mind you your president is the one that compared the Colosseum to the Giant's Stadium so I don't hold much hope there.... I'd guess that Sue may not have replied because it didn't look like an honest post/question but yet another dig. The post is pasted above and seems a typically off topic post about the Colosseum. If the mods will separate the Colosseum topic (I won't address it here as it so so off topic) I will address it. I had forgotten about this incident. Then I remembered. A short while a young Italian I know was angry about this episode and raised it with me. The full story might be enlightening for forum members contemplating Italy. Back to Renzi and the Eurozone - thanks for the extra info Sancho. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
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Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Offer to address Colosseum withdrawn.
I was daft to make it. Feel free mods to delete this post and one above. |
Re: Italy and the Eurozone
Originally Posted by sunnysider
(Post 11376937)
Offer to address Colosseum withdrawn.
I was daft to make it. Feel free mods to delete this post and one above. Please do start the topic. I'm not sure if you are aware , but there is a facility to choose to put another user on 'ignore'. That way you don't have to read or see their posts. Can be very useful. |
Re: Off topic issue from the Italy and Eurozone thread.
I have split the above posts away from the Italy and Eurozone thread.
Cutting back to the chase. Fleetwoodmac1975. You have been asked to be more mindful of your post tone and content to others . No more and no less. That's it. Bottom line. You deflecting to other BE users/mods makes no difference to the above. It is your posts that you need to concern yourself with 15. Moderator Actions Discussions about moderator or administrator actions are welcome in email, or local private messages, but should not be discussed in public forums. This is out of respect for the members, moderators and policy involved. This thread closed. |
Re: Off topic issue from the Italy and Eurozone thread.
Original thread is HERE
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