To point out we have an etiquette topic....

[LynetteScavo]

....and request posters use it.

Thank you.

I went to school with etty Ket

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/etiquette

Here, for your convenience.

Really poor etiquette to start a thread about etiquette not in the etiquette section, you know .

I yearn for the day MNHQ will let me file threads appropriately. I want the power to shift AIBU: What Would You Do? threads into the little-used WWYD topic, for example.

I think the correct etiquette here would be for you to sent us all handwritten notes asking us to use that forum.

Ok. Is this pertaining to something in particular? What's your beef Lynette?

What's the etiquette on posting "Really, don't mention it. It was nothing." on threads where the OP has asked for specific advice and never returns to say thank you? Acceptable?

Do we really?

I haven't been invited and I was brought up to believe that guests honour the hosts with their presence rather than the other way around.

But there is still this board. I am generally very forthright on Bridezilla threads so I'll stay here thanks

I really want a handwritten note from the OP now.

Can it be scented?

My beef is that I invented the etiquette topic [proud] but people are ignoring it, and posting etiquette questions in chat.

It really is poor form.

Yes, I agree, OvO, I should send you all a hand written note, but I'm a working mother with 3 DC, blah, blah, blah.....

InfestationofLannisters, scented is so 80's, but I will use my best fountain pen and Smithson note paper if you provide your address.

Hassled, you need to post in the etiquette topic!

How many times do I have to tell you?

I suspect people post here instead as there is some chance other mumsnetters will respond. Just checked the etiquette forum and there's only been 4 active threads this month!

Yes, because people keep posting in chat.....it's such bad form.

I think you will find people do respond if you bother to post in the etiquette section.

Oh, I didn't realise that scented writing paper (that's U isn't it?) is déclassé

Respect for getting a whole new section started though!

ooh an etiquette topic - rushes off to start a thread.