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Dear MNHQ, I didn't see all the problems kick off over poor Revjustabout...

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georgimama · 20/01/2009 12:38

but I would be grateful if you could tell me that you have at least given serious consideration to banning the posters who were harrassing her.

Thank you.

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Carmenere · 20/01/2009 14:42

The old priest on the altar during my uncles funeral actually snored

CreativeZen · 20/01/2009 14:39

Not all lawyers appear in court

Rhubarb · 20/01/2009 14:39

I'm not convinced he wasn't stuffed MP, they just used fishing wire to open and close his mouth whilst the Deacon stood behind and did the voice!

ForeverOptimistic · 20/01/2009 14:38

Lol Pagwatch.

PPH is most defintely a lawyer, you can take the girl out of the courtroom...

morningpaper · 20/01/2009 14:38

lol Rhubarb, quite useful having an ancient priest to wheel out for the consecration, like the Face of Boe...

StepfordKnife · 20/01/2009 14:37

I think you should all leave it to MNHQ to unpick / untangle and well...errr...shut up actually.

You only have half the facts - conjecture is unhelpful.

I'm in noone's camp, and I didn't follow the thread in question... (although have just quickly skimmed it now)

combustiblelemon · 20/01/2009 14:36

Mumsnet policy states that, "We will remove postings that contain personal attacks."

Surely repeated personal attacks by a poster against the same target are worthy of a ban?

pagwatch · 20/01/2009 14:36

Blimey all this 'having words with MN' and taking a 'a dim view' or something.

Its like mumsnetting actually with my mum.

pooka · 20/01/2009 14:36

Fair enough PPH - was just my take on it. BUt I do think that when anyone accuses anyone else of being a troll or question credentials it can be bloody hurtful particularly if you are wrong.

But I loathe the whole "troll, troll, trip, trap" stuff that goes on because I think it says more about the trollhunter than the troll.

Do you accept on the basis of what justine has said though that justabout is not comparable to JF?

Rhubarb · 20/01/2009 14:36

At our Church the Deacon more or less said Mass whilst the Priest took a snooze! He came on for the Gospel and then to bless the bread the wine, but that was about it!

You'd have been hard pushed to tell who was priest and who was deacon! They even approached my dh to ask him about becoming a Deacon - I can still see his pleading eyes staring at me from over their shoulders as I walked away laughing!

Lauriefairycake · 20/01/2009 14:36

that would be accused and not accussed

jute · 20/01/2009 14:36

OK I know why I misunderstood the role of her supervision. When there was the big fuss about the Sindie she was concerned that her supervisor would see the posts and think it was her, so she rang them and talked about it iirc. She said I think they knew her posting name.

I can see the type of supervision wannabe describes would be entirely normal for someone in a counselling role. I came away (from revs posts) with the idea that there was a supervisor of some sort with whom she was discussing her posts. But I can see now it was just some posts, those on the worship threads I guess.

I guess that does make it more important (for her sake) to separate out 'work' opinions from more general personal ones.

Couching · 20/01/2009 14:35

everyone will have to change their pants soon

Lauriefairycake · 20/01/2009 14:35

Has ANYONE actually accussed you of harassing the REV in Real Life on this thread princess??????????

Where???

EachPeachPearMum · 20/01/2009 14:34

I don't think anyone thinks it an appropriate thing to do- so why would anyone spell that our MS? Seem odd- there is something seriously wrong with someone who would harrass someone in rl for comments they made on an anonymous internet forum.

CreativeZen · 20/01/2009 14:34

Well shoot ehr for forgetting to show a greater depth of humanity. WTF. Blimey this site is bizarro.

princesspeahead · 20/01/2009 14:34

Yep. Right.

If those utterly unfounded accusations about me aren't removed by the end of the day MN and I will have words.

morningpaper · 20/01/2009 14:34

also catholic church just keeps Deacons chained in the sacristy to do laundry, whereas anglican church makes them work n stuff

morningpaper · 20/01/2009 14:33

catholic church is more heirarchical with these things actually rhubarb, you are right

anglican church more touchy-feely wooly about it

MarmadukeScarlet · 20/01/2009 14:32

CZ, I am not attacking anyone. It would have shown a greater depth of humanity imvho, if PPH had said, "whilst I have not at any point harrassed or stalked poster X, I feel it is not an appropriate thing for anyone to do."

princesspeahead · 20/01/2009 14:32

Pooka I could care so little about Rev that I couldn't even be bothered to send MN an email about her.

I DO care about being accused of an orchestrated campaign of harrassment (I posted on 2 threads, count 'em) and of infiltrating her private life (WTF?). The latter accusation is appalling and wrong.

Rhubarb · 20/01/2009 14:31

Aha MP! Did I say her vicar? I could have meant the vicar of Dibley!

But yeah, I did think it would be her vicar. In the catholic church the Deacon is usually managed by their Parish Priest I think.

Lauriefairycake · 20/01/2009 14:30

I'm sorry, I can't resist

Can you prove you're a lawyer.........

smallorange · 20/01/2009 14:30

OH god I think this thread is actuially going to make me do some housework........

princesspeahead · 20/01/2009 14:29

Marmaduke are you INSANE?
Of course I think it is wrong for someone to harrass a poster in real life! I am a lawyer. Apart from anything else it is illegal (if we are talking about the legal definition of harrassment).
Why do you think I am SO ANGRY about being accused of it myself?
However I have no idea whether anyone has tried to harrass Rev in real life. All I know is that MN have had complaints about her, and have asked Rev to verify herself. What else has happened? I don't know - do you?

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