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am I going mad? Has that nanny thread being deleted or did I dream it?

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Chequers · 25/02/2008 15:27

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kayzisbroody · 25/02/2008 15:28

It has yeah,

Page62 · 25/02/2008 15:28

oh wow, i have never seen a thread deleted before!

Chequers · 25/02/2008 15:29

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Rojak · 25/02/2008 15:31

Can anyone give me a brief synopsis of what was said in the last 8 pages or so? I was in mid-read when it disappeared....

d@mn - but it was like watching a movie only for the electrics to go out midway....

PotPourri · 25/02/2008 15:34

Oooh, what is someone gives a summary and then that gets deleted - we could go on all day with this. Poo, I missed it meself!

chelsygirl · 25/02/2008 15:35

and I was getting into a conversation with Xenia which was interesting

thanks MNHQ

doggiesayswoof · 25/02/2008 15:35

If someone asks for a whole thread to go, mnhq will consider the request.

Quite often ime it's the OP who asks for threads to go (not saying that happened here, because I don't know)

chelsygirl · 25/02/2008 15:37

so why wasn't the cminder one deleted, there was more fighting on that!

avenanap · 25/02/2008 15:37

Was it the one where the OP was being a bit nasty about someone who wrote on a nanny thread that she couldn't understand why people used nanny's?

K999 · 25/02/2008 15:39

its soooo frustrating. I popped out and when I got back it had gone!!! Was at the point where I think we were discussing relatives doing the childcare.

I wish I knew at what point does a thread get deleted? I have seen worse tbh...

doggiesayswoof · 25/02/2008 15:40

It's down to whether or not someone asks for it to be deleted and whether mnhq thinks they have a good reason to ask.

Presumably nobody asked for the childminder one to go.

Chequers · 25/02/2008 15:40

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Greensleeves · 25/02/2008 15:42

"outsourced their children's upbringing" actually.

Which I defined in very specific terms, which were not met by most people's definitions of childcare.

But it's much more fun to deliberately misinterpret someone's words, in order to procure a good old blustery indignant MN beanfeast.

doggiesayswoof · 25/02/2008 15:42

A lot of the threads with loads of fighting on them will stand, because it's mn policy for the talkboards to be self-policing. So unless mners complain about posts or threads they don't take action.

Chequers · 25/02/2008 15:43

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Greensleeves · 25/02/2008 15:43

Sorry Chequers, I'm rattled about the thread, not your post on this one.

K999 · 25/02/2008 15:43

I dont see the point of complaining....if you dont like it then leave the thread.....its supposed to be a forum where you can feel free to express your views...

Chequers · 25/02/2008 15:44

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Chequers · 25/02/2008 15:45

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SlugsNSnails · 25/02/2008 15:46

Thank you!!!!

I go through active convos, click any threads I fancy into new tabs, and then go through and read. Couldn't bloody remember which thread I had opened in that tab, so had no idea what was deleted

grouphug · 25/02/2008 15:52

What does outsourced their children's upbringing mean?

rebelmum1 · 25/02/2008 15:52

So was it deleted because it referred to one person's comment? It was quite tame I thought no swearing and fighting at all really just lots of rambling most of it not really in relation to OP

Greensleeves · 25/02/2008 15:56

grouphug IMO (which is how I presented it - I actually said "those of us who feel uneasy with...."

the difference IMO is partly in extent (ten hours a day from the age of two weeks for example) and partly in nature of the childcare - IMO employing a nanny who does so many of the intimate and personal aspects of the child's care that she is in effect more of a parent to the child than the parent is. Nannies who do all of the child's washing/meal planning/playdates/remembering stuff for school/organising activities, while the parent sees the child for an hour or so around work.

I didn't single out mothers, and I didn't forbid anyone else their choices - I said I feel uneasy with it.

Oblomov · 25/02/2008 15:57

ditto grouphug.
I didn't see it.
and have the utmost respect for greeny, but greeny could you please explain, what it actually meant ?

Oblomov · 25/02/2008 15:59

and why is thst contentious then ?
Presumably, mis-read/misunderstood.

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