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There seems to be a lot of Spam in the Entertainment Society sub-forum.
There are 4-6 "users" in that sub-forum who constantly spam for Edogo.com and Moviewatchlist.com , and at this point it would be nice to see those sites blocked, as both are known to be either Scam or Phishing sites.
i love SC so much! the only thing that bothers me is when people have pointed out something as illegal on invalid and people keep asking for
how to do it anyways.
No member should be telling another member something is "illegal" or nor right. If theres an issue one has to hit the report button. Its not up to members to police or mod others.
Perhaps the others didn't read the post of the person accusing them its "illegal so they ask how they did it.
Smart Canucks does not endorse illegal activity, but we cant stop or investigate it if everyone just runs around policing each other rather then reporting it. :)
I am disapointed that a few of the stickies that I reffered to from time to time(MIR's and list of insert dates) are gone:( Wish they were back.
Please don't misunderstand me, but I find that threads are often expired too quickly because someone has taken offence to something posted. People have all sorts of beliefs - each of which I feel is perfectly legitimate and valid, even if I hold a diametrically opposite view.
I can understand removing individual posts, if they go way over the top and are, to put it mildly, snarky against another individual. But why shut down a whole thread where people can expand their horizons a bit and learn about other's thoughts, beliefs, ideals?
If I post that I believe all SCers should vote for a feline theocracy in the next election or they will all be condemned to spending eternity in a litter box in the sky, I fully expect people to either laugh, curse or call me a crackpot. Or maybe they'll just try to convince me that a canine autocracy is the way to go. :P
I'll never understand how it is that folks who have the gumption to deal with cranky cashiers calling them every name in the book can be so easily offended.
Maybe we could move those threads to a section titled "not for the faint of heart"?
Thanks to all the mods for their hard work. Maybe if we all took a step back & looked at posts in a different light, you'd have less work to do. :)
Is there any way the calendar can be updated? It still says November 2010... I used to use it to see what birthdays are coming up etc. but now it's not updating to present day.
The are not gone, they are in the shopping and frugal living wiki.
Unfortunately there were a lot of requests and objections to this thread. Relgion is a very sensitive topic for many. There is no debate section because of the drama and fighting it causes. Its been tried several times. :) I honestly understand both sides.
[QUOTE=Sally888;3677310]The are not gone, they are in the shopping and frugal living wiki.
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:icon_scratch: Not sure how newbies ever find their way around the site cause after almost 3 yrs on here and I still can't find anything.:(
Soon there won't even be stickies. We are trying to organize things more, unfortunately that does mean some patience from older members as we move things around.
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/212767-...ectory-canada/
Navigates you throughout that forum. You should be able to locate your threads very easily. If your thread is in there but isn't listed yet in the directory just let me know. :)
I am still not sure why my local thread was moved to there, it makes no sense being out of the hamilton forum when its about local threads
It might of been moved by mistake? Can u pm me it?
old people don't have patience Sally lol........now where did I leave my glasses???lol
Its insane how many times I can lose my glasses. One time (at bandcamp) my husband and I searched for half an hour.
They were on my face.
Dead serious.
Well I have been lookinhg for almost a month and still can not find the home for Jeniana's MIR thread. Good thing she is a mod and I can find it by going through her profile cause it is not(as of yet)in the wiki thread:(
It's the 4th one listed in the directory thread :)
i feel like i'm back in high school!
there have been some posts i have come across where people are...i don't want to use the word attacking, but maybe...ganging up on posters for their comments. these comments are negative (glass kind of half empty comments), but they are not abusive or crude, they are simply comments as expressed by the posters. some SCer's have taken it upon themselves to moderate what posters are allowed to say, and not allowed to say based on their personal views (glass always half full). there is a difference between not agreeing with someone's comments and telling someone their opinions are not valid or wanted. i think if you have a personal opinion towards what a poster has written, than it needs to be: 1) ignored, 2) addressed between the two individuals through pm's so that it is not posted for public viewing, or 3) brought to a real mod's attention so that it may be dealt with appropriately.
we are all grown-ups. let's start acting like it. if you don't like someone's personal opinion, be the bigger person and just walk away. quit ganging up on people.
Actually, I find that in some cases posting public posting does help since if a person misuses a coupon, and its dealt with by PM, all the newbies reading who are not aware of the terms go out and do the same then come back and complain about the cashier
I wasn't ganging up on this person in question. I was stating how I felt, just as they did.
I mean this person can post horrible comments in the thread but I am not allowed to state my opinion on how those comments are unwanted and not needed in thread about someone who is batteling cancer?
There are too many people on this site who have had cancer or are batteling it themselves right now. So to have those comments in a thread about best wishes and prayers ticks me off and I don't care if this person in question doesn't like my opinions because I will give them, just like they gave theirs.
Before I proceed, I would just like to say that I am not bringing attention specifically your comment as it is not the only one I have come across, but seeing as you have so kindly come forward to discuss the matter....
I would just like to start off by saying that I totally understand where you're coming from. I have seen some of the other comments posted by this person, and one of them in particular made my eyes water, i was extremely upset. My mother died of breast cancer which metastasized to her entire body including her brain. She had a seizure in my arms because there was so much pressure on her brain stem and i had to make the decision to remove her from life support. So please don't assume I don't understand your position. This person's comment was made in reference to the subject of the thread. Your comment became personal, and had nothing to do with the thread. I didn't like what this person had to say either, it could have been worded much differently, but I wouldn't ever want someone to think that they needed to censor their comments because they might come across as negative. Again there is a difference between not agreeing with someone's comment, and telling them their opinion is not valid or wanted. I think that at times it's better to just leave things be. Why does this person's personal opinion matter anyway? Hopefully this person will get the hint, and move on.
I am wondering if some of the posters that seem to be blunt and less sensitive then others may have Aspergers. I see my son in a lot of these posts and although he hasn't been officially diagnosed he has all the tell marks and we are just waiting for the doctor to get the ball rolling.
I doubt we have that many people with Aspergers ;)
I have Aspergers, actually- and it's something that's not that easy to diagnose.
Also, we are not (in general) 'blunt or less sensitive'. It's more a matter of lacking confidence in unfamiliar social situations. Saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. The thing is, people with Aspergers are usually aware of their social awkwardness and tend to over-compensate by being ultra polite and 'tip-toeing' around.
I don't know that it's fair to automatically associate 'negative' behaviors with individuals on the autism spectrum. The rude/blunt individuals are possibly just jerks. Or, they have a different sense of humor than anyone else. Or there are cultural differences at play. A lot of possible factors that don't involve speculating on a person's mental health.
why is there two save.ca/websaver threads going on there is the main one andit has then someone keeps updating another one gets very confussing their should be one