[sean mckinney]

I have only recently found this 'UK' board and a large proportion of the threads seem to be dominated by complaints about the behaviour of certain poster/s, I cant be bothered to find out who, and the detremental affect that these posters are having on the board.
Rather than have umpteen dozen threads of complaint why not email the moderators etc and ignore these people's posts. I dont know anything about website management and the "viewed from other places" nature of this board is new to me but I would assume that since this board appears to be the repository for these annoying posts then a moderator can, if needs be, delete them. Also what happens on other boards is irreleavant, "she said" "he said" on such and such and continual threads of complaint will deter new posters FAR quicker than having the odd dipstick make an assenine post/s.
Besides which such threads only fuel the egos of those people so for goodness sake if you want the board to prosper stop whinging and post about subject matter relevant to the board, ie ponds

"sean mckinney" wrote in message
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I have only recently found this 'UK' board and a large proportion of the
threads seem to be dominated by complaints about the behaviour of
certain poster/s, I cant be bothered to find out who, and the
detremental affect that these posters are having on the board.
Rather than have umpteen dozen threads of complaint why not email the
moderators etc and ignore these people's posts. I dont know anything
about website management and the "viewed from other places" nature of
this board is new to me but I would assume that since this board
appears to be the repository for these annoying posts then a moderator
can, if needs be, delete them. Also what happens on other boards is
irreleavant, "she said" "he said" on such and such and continual
threads of complaint will deter new posters FAR quicker than having the
odd dipstick make an assenine post/s.
Besides which such threads only fuel the egos of those people so for
goodness sake if you want the board to prosper stop whinging and post
about subject matter relevant to the board, ie ponds

You're viewing and posting from a website that is leeching content from a
Usenet newsgroup, the majority of which does not originate from
gardenbanter.com. There is no moderator and the group is not limited to the
UK.

This might help you from their FAQ:
"Ignore lists are used for those people who's messages you wish not to
read. By adding someone to your ignore list, those messages posted by these
individuals will be hidden when you read a thread."

sean mckinney wrote:
I have only recently found this 'UK' board and a large proportion of the

http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/showthread.php?t=15417

Might explain the error in your thinking...

--
Andy

On Thu, 19 May 2005 09:04:05 +0000, sean mckinney
wrote:


I have only recently found this 'UK' board and a large proportion of the
threads seem to be dominated by complaints about the behaviour of
certain poster/s, I cant be bothered to find out who, and the
detremental affect that these posters are having on the board.
Rather than have umpteen dozen threads of complaint why not email the
moderators etc and ignore these people's posts. I dont know anything
about website management and the "viewed from other places" nature of
this board is new to me but I would assume that since this board
appears to be the repository for these annoying posts then a moderator
can, if needs be, delete them. Also what happens on other boards is
irreleavant, "she said" "he said" on such and such and continual
threads of complaint will deter new posters FAR quicker than having the
odd dipstick make an assenine post/s.
Besides which such threads only fuel the egos of those people so for
goodness sake if you want the board to prosper stop whinging and post
about subject matter relevant to the board, ie ponds


Sean,

Just keep loading up your kilfile and enjoy the pond stuff that's
left.

Larry

[sean mckinney]

Re 'mistaken location'
Ah thanks