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Date: Fri, 10/12/2007 - 13:08

Submitted by cajunbulldog
on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 13:08

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In the past we have had more than our fair share of drama and hurtful posts on our forum. During that time Admin and the moderating team have developed what we have called our "Zero Tolerance" policy. Our rules are very easy and simple to follow.

We encourage discussion and debate,but personal attacks and abusive posting will not be tolerated. Normally if this occurs the poster will find their post edited or deleted depending on how bad the wording is and a warning will follow. We are a huge forum with a lot of members here and we just ask everyone to please follow our basic rules so our board can remain a good peaceful environment where we can help each other out with our present financial problems.


I couldn't agree more. This is a place for people to come and relieve themselves of their financial pressures not to be made fun of and treated as though one was dumb. Everyone on here has wonderful advice to give and everyone should stick to those specific topics at hand at that particular time. Perhaps start a new thread if they would like to add a more personal note to their comments.

ladybug


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Submitted by ladybug on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 13:13

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Thanks Cajun- you beat me to it!! I have been watching the Forums and the posts for a while, and began to get disturbed by what I saw on some posts.

Ther are some here that may have alot of knowledge in a particuliar area, or had an experience in it, and post. There are some,too, that are trying to learn, and trying to help, and need time and patience, not made to feel bad or wrong

I was blessed when I came here- the people here, before me,not only made me feel welcome, but that I too had something to offer to others-and boy were they patient with me and the questions I had!

We are all equals here, that's what keeps this Forum going. We have admin. to take care of the major problems, and mods to help keep it flowing!

I have had to delete alot of nasty stuff lately, and thought about editing some more!

We need to all work together to keep our "family" strong and growing..KAren :D


lrhall41

Submitted by Bossy4455 on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 15:46

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I have to chime in here and say I've seen a lot of negativity here lately, and a few posts that were, if not outright mean, very strongly worded and probably made someone feel pretty badly about themselves, when all they came here for was help.

I know it's frustrating when someone asks for help on multiple threads, especially when you put in some serious time helping that person, only to find that they've asked for help in another post, and possibly received different or incorrect information there.

I think the solution to the problem is for Mods to continue doing their job by locking or deleting multiple posts that have no responses. I personally just deleted about 7 threads by the same guest who posted the same question in 8 different threads. Since only one of the threads had any responses, I simply deleted the others, so the user can simply go to ONE thread to find their answers.

If you see a user posting multiple (identical) threads and the info has already been posted in another thread, I would suggest that a Mod lock or delete the multiples, provided they have no responses.


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Submitted by SUEBEEHONEY70 on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 17:05

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I am not as concearned about the anon posters who come in here and post BS to make people feel worse than they already do about being in debt.

Yes it is a concearn but what I've been noticing is clique type activity ganging up on a person or a topic and making those in that post feel like their thoughts and opinions or experiences are worthless. It's not cool and it certainly wont win you brownie points with anyone else.


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Submitted by FYI on Fri, 10/12/2007 - 17:33

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I totally agree and am so glad that people here are not judging others here who question others including moderators' opinions --you are such a diversified community that there are many topics that will arise which will subsequently bring about passionate responses and convictions but in the end we are all here simply to offer our own opinions and try to help others and to stand up against people who have been taken advantage of-- or treated wrongly from abusive collectors or collection agencies-if I hadn't felt that people were doing the right thing here I would have never returned to this sight after my first google search! and that is reason I keep returning!


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Submitted by HANKYSPANKY42 on Sat, 10/13/2007 - 01:04

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I agree with what everyone has said! Like i was taught and i tell my kids, NO question is a stupid question! It's how we learn, by asking.
Cajun & Lawstudent would think i'm an idiot with ALL the questions i asked them when i first came here and continue to ask today!
No one should ever feel bad about wanting to learn and asking thier questions to do so! And lots of times when someone ask diff questions it makes others learn as well... each circumstance is diff and i've learned loads from some of these questions!
Thanks for everything all of u do here! It's greatly appreciated,
Ang


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Submitted by Ang on Sat, 10/13/2007 - 04:48

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patricia I would hope that you would just disappear from the post or topic..not from the site!..sometimes people simply disagree or make mistakes in their posts..(I have done this myself).. and once in a while you see the troll posts that are just downright mean and disrespectful....and yet I keep coming back because you meet so many nice wonderful people here helping others that a negative once in a while is only a minor setback! The positives and good intentions on this site are obvious at first visit!


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Submitted by socksfullofrocks on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 00:46

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