Infraction warnings

[felixthelogchopper]

Why am I not in this clique? I've donated and I still got a warning for offensive language!

 

You must have donated after the warning. Steve's very diligent about clique membership.

[Eddy_t]

You must have donated after the warning. Steve's very diligent about clique membership.

 

 

I know! Must have been an off-day!

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

can you describe the description without actually saying it

 

No because then I'll be up to 9 points under the totting-up system. Same as driving offences Whether or not they're on your record for 4 years but only live for 3 I don't know! The raffle / donation system is code for the fine, but how this meshes with the member improvement scheme which for £100 cancels the points and ensuing insurance premium increase I dunno either. Remeber the scene in demolition man?!

 

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[Sandworks]

Basically yes. 3 points per infraction. 9 points equals 7 day ban, further 3 points following that result in permanent ban. I can't recall giving anyone more than 3 points yet. Most people are reasonable, accept they earned the points and move on in accordance with the forum guidelines.

 

 

Hmmm; Challenge accepted😝

[Gary Prentice]

 

 

Either way I dont think I would ever allow myself to get drawn into an online slanging match. These things tend to instantly die on their arse if they are ignored and not fueled. As Mark pointed out its an open forum and Mrs Miggins may well be offended .

 

Bob

 

Yellow card, you used the A word:001_tt2:

[Paul Cleaver]

No because then I'll be up to 9 points under the totting-up system. Same as driving offences Whether or not they're on your record for 4 years but only live for 3 I don't know! The raffle / donation system is code for the fine, but how this meshes with the member improvement scheme which for £100 cancels the points and ensuing insurance premium increase I dunno either. Remeber the scene in demolition man?!

 

 

 

[Paul Cleaver]

is "growler" a swear word ?

[Gary Prentice]

is "growler" a swear word ?

 

I understand from Arthur Conan Doyles works that a 'growler' is a type of horse drawn carriage, like a Hackney cab.

 

 

 

There may, of course, be other meanings

[Paul Cleaver]

I understand from Arthur Conan Doyles works that a 'growler' is a type of horse drawn carriage, like a Hackney cab.

 

 

 

There may, of course, be other meanings

 

:lol:

[felixthelogchopper]

I understand from Arthur Conan Doyles works that a 'growler' is a type of horse drawn carriage, like a Hackney cab.

 

 

 

There may, of course, be other meanings

 

I could tell you but I don't want the points.