Considering they put out the signings of Barton, Diouf and some bloke from abroad to the public vote on social media, I'd say they are very much influenced by opinion.
they left BCFC because they were no longer liked/adored
I'd say that comes under 'opinion' rather than 'fact'.
I’d say it was a general quote from David Gold and he repeated it at WHUFC, - I’m not going to stay anywhere I’m not wanted, 86% wanted us gone, so we left.
Just think today of all days with that weather they’ve asked members of the action group to attend a meeting at short notice, if you were the kind to believe in conspiracies you’d think they would hope it was a no show by the group
I'm not sure that anyone is saying / has said that they have done a poor job in that. Saying that the statement was difficult to read isn't the same as saying the guy is not good at what he does ;ok
Macca, You said "The media publicity on the march is not going to be good for the owners" I would say the media coverage will mostly be bad for the club, that is why I will not be joining it. The Media will have a field day with it in a negative way, which will reflect badly on WHU and in turn the supporters.
I nodded off at work, very quiet at the minute, glanced out of the window to a scene more wintery than a particularly bad winters day in Lapland in the middle of winter. Logged on here for a little light relief, and the first post I see is as above. Twilight Zone. May have panicked momentarily.
PRESENTS, HAVEN`T WRAPPED ME PRESENTS. WHOSE BUYING THE TURKEY, WAS I MEANT TO BUY THE TURKEY, I`VE BURNT THE TURKEY, I NEVER SAID I`D PUT UP THE TREE, WHERE DID I LEAVE MOTHER IN LAW............
I found it somewhat difficult to read because I am used to certain sentence structures and as a teacher of ESL I notice the errors a lot faster than some (who probably simply don't mind or care)
The point is that if I am posting on behalf of a group of people I ought to make sure my spelling and grammar is - if not spot on - at least not that detrimental to the experience of the reader. It's pretty much the other end of the stick used to beat the Daves with. The message being "think before you post".
I write a lot of official stuff and I usually write and then let it lie for a while. Then I read through again. And if neccessary, I let others read through what I have written.
I agree this post is both one of the more interesting and one of the most unpleasant. Within the argument sides have been taken and it seems to have pushed buttons and it is getting more personal and prickly than most.
I am not sure if I imagined it ( as cannot currently find it ) but I think I recall reading at some stage some general rules for the site in which it was made clear not to criticise peoples spelling or grammar which I think is the correct approach. What matters is the content and view and if that can be established then that's all that should matter, and if not a sincere request for clarification is never going to be refused.
I also recall reading a post asking for certain emojis or buttons to not be used to wind up or belittle but the one with the man holding his chin is clearly being used this way at times.
I am not sure if I imagined it ( as cannot currently find it ) but I think I recall reading at some stage some general rules for the site in which it was made clear not to criticise peoples spelling or grammar which I think is the correct approach.
You haven't imagined it ;ok But the rule applies only to posts made by members on here. People out in the wider world aren't covered by site rules.
I also recall reading a post asking for certain emojis or buttons to not be used to wind up or belittle but the one with the man holding his chin is clearly being used this way at times.
Again, you remember correctly - although so far it has been the ;lol (as a smiley or a 'made me laugh' button) and the ;doh as response to what another members has posted that have been causing problems.
The ;hmm hasn't as yet been a problem like the other 2. If you see a post that (through smiley or comment) seems to be a deliberate wind up or belittling, please do flag it, and it can be looked at. It may be that a simple request for clarification will sort things out, but it may need to be modded ;ok
Where did I ridicule it? I said it was painful to read and as I have said, for me it was. That isn't ridiculing it.
If I had written that Moojor would you’ve or expressed an opinion that is was “painful” to read? I’m going to stick my neck out and say you wouldn’t of....I’m just trying to figure out what you were trying to achieve by posting that type of comment, given Andy Swallows history/so called reputation.
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I’d say it was a general quote from David Gold and he repeated it at WHUFC, - I’m not going to stay anywhere I’m not wanted, 86% wanted us gone, so we left.
It wasn't very clearly written, so some people point out that it was hard to get through.
That's it.
It is understandable. But it took some effort to understand it - well, it did for me.
It certainly wasn’t “painful” to read, that just seems like a little bit of a cheap dig imo
Perhaps it wasn’t painful to me as I’m not the best writer either?
You didn't find it painful to read. And said so.
Someone else did, and said so.
Seems to me they are both statements of fact.
Not sure why you need to categorise it as a 'dig' never mind a 'cheap' one.
a lot of trivial stuff going on.
Pressure is on the board. Actions speak louder than Words.
PRESENTS, HAVEN`T WRAPPED ME PRESENTS. WHOSE BUYING THE TURKEY, WAS I MEANT TO BUY THE TURKEY, I`VE BURNT THE TURKEY, I NEVER SAID I`D PUT UP THE TREE, WHERE DID I LEAVE MOTHER IN LAW............
Thanks. ;scary
It's amazing that we can all hold different views on stuff.
Perhaps I have a slightly higher pain threshold when it comes to reading.....and in also less likely to point out someone else’s literary skills
The point is that if I am posting on behalf of a group of people I ought to make sure my spelling and grammar is - if not spot on - at least not that detrimental to the experience of the reader. It's pretty much the other end of the stick used to beat the Daves with. The message being "think before you post".
I write a lot of official stuff and I usually write and then let it lie for a while. Then I read through again. And if neccessary, I let others read through what I have written.
A polite reminder about being polite.
As often, when feelings are strongly held, things can get a bit tetchy (to say the least.)
Can we remind members that respectful disagreement is fine, but ill-humoured sniping really isn't.
I am not sure if I imagined it ( as cannot currently find it ) but I think I recall reading at some stage some general rules for the site in which it was made clear not to criticise peoples spelling or grammar which I think is the correct approach. What matters is the content and view and if that can be established then that's all that should matter, and if not a sincere request for clarification is never going to be refused.
I also recall reading a post asking for certain emojis or buttons to not be used to wind up or belittle but the one with the man holding his chin is clearly being used this way at times.
The ;hmm hasn't as yet been a problem like the other 2. If you see a post that (through smiley or comment) seems to be a deliberate wind up or belittling, please do flag it, and it can be looked at. It may be that a simple request for clarification will sort things out, but it may need to be modded ;ok