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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 05:19:31 |
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| The thread about the house price conspiracy theory has disappeared. I don't see where the Forum rules were broken here. One posting may have been offensive, but why not just remove that one posting rather than the whole thread? |
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 07:25:16 |
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| I agree.
Perhaps a lighter touch from our moderator is called for.
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 07:53:03 |
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| Ever run a web site ? It consumes every available moment.
It isn’t the moderator’s responsibility to sift through every post line by line and make judgements about admissibility. It’s the moderator’s role to manage the forum as a whole effectively. If a thread is causing offence, being disrespectful or anti-social the moderator is entitled by the rules of the forum to make the judgement to delete the whole thing. In practice the moderator is pretty generous, I feel, with some of the worthless junk that sometimes appears.
Too many people forget that having a community web site, maintained and paid for by the considerable efforts of a very few, is not an entitlement but a privilege.
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 09:02:10 |
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| Dry you eyes, the thread wasn't being disrespectful or offensive and it certainly wasn't anti social.
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 11:26:49 |
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| I look at the forum most days and the longest it ever takes to read the new posts is 5 minutes.
I appreciate the effort made by the few in running the website but I wouldn't think effective moderation was a difficult or time consuming task. |
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 11:37:08 |
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| Man what a crybaby,I just joined a forum that had a link to here on it,better not tell you where in case you lot get ideas and wake up.But its alive and kicking.I only wish I had found it ages ago. |
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 16:00:04 |
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| Ah well, you've found it now. Toodlepip then. Our loss, I'll accept. |
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 17:54:09 |
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| I saw the piece in the paper and thought I would look in but if the above post is typical of the welcome...then I wont bother to sign the guest book..toodle pip your loss. |
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kingswells.guest
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| 14 Mar 2006 18:08:01 |
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| :msn_wink: |
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kingswells.guest
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| 16 Mar 2006 03:39:42 |
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| Back to the original topic....the house prices in Kingswells look to be doing as good as ever despite all this negativity. |
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kingswells.guest
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| 16 Mar 2006 07:54:01 |
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| Not as good as the Westhill prices! |
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| 16 Mar 2006 09:23:38 |
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| Exactly, then again Kingswells doesn't have all those key swapping parties so doesn't really appeal to the rich and famous as much as Westhill. |
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kingswells.guest
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| 16 Mar 2006 18:23:49 |
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| Well if that's what it does for house prices, we'd better have some key swapping round our way then ! I'll tell the wife. |
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kingswells.guest
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| 17 Mar 2006 04:20:00 |
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| Profile description from one of the solicitors.
We all get lumped together.
[i]Kingswells & Westhill
These are newer communities with the housing stock having been built principally within the last twenty years. Well situated for those working in Aberdeen city, Westhill being situated only 7 miles from Aberdeen and Kingswells being a mere 5 miles away. Both have an established infrastructure with community centre, shops and primary education being provided at Kingswells and both primary and secondary at Westhill.[/i]
http://www.paull-williamsons.co.uk/property/homebuying/profiles.asp |
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