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02-12-2009 03:55 PM #31
Censoring politics
You know, of course your house your rules. just thought I'd give my opinion.
First, I am a member of another board that has 99.9% no censorship. politics stays in a politics section. some members end up spending all their time there, some, like me, only very seldom ever end up there.
Why allow politics on non-political (in the main) forums? simple, I hang out with people that for the most part share interests with me. I like to talk to people similar to myself about things.
I like guns, i don't want to talk about hunting, preservation and gun control laws on a PETA forum, I want to talk about those things with other guys that like guns. I want to see what they think.
anyways, my 2cents.
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02-13-2009 02:46 AM #32
Well, this thread has reached it's zenith, people who have posted have made their opinion known, as expected, some have used it for other reasons then stating their opinion. The bottom line is, when you sign up for an account on a forum, you agree to abide by that particular forums rules, on this forum one of them is no politics. If you want to talk politics, see my post two above this one for a link to the perfect forum to do so.
Here is wishing each and every one of you a great day.
This thread is now closed.
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