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How will the abolition of mums and dads effect us and our babies?

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kfca · 02/12/2012 19:43

Does anyone else mind not being recognised as the mother of their baby, if the law changes, maybe in the new year, with the marriage changes?
Will mumsnet have to rename itself as LegalParentAnet?

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RebeccaMumsnet · 03/12/2012 12:05

@HoneyDragon

Right you lot.

It's advent. This usually means an increase in really stupidly out of order Ops. Such as we have seen here.

This does not mean however you have to get yourselves deleted. Can you please get your point across within the guidelines.

Because I swear Justine gets stroppier every year and I really don't want her to follow through on her annal threats to shut down over Xmas "if we don't bloody well behave".

Let utilise this thread to practise our staying within the guidelines skills - then we will be prepared for the rest of the holiday nutters.

yy, wot Honey said, please do take a look at the Talk guidelines and try and follow them, what with it being the season of Good Will an all.

Many thanks to those who reported, please do keep them coming.

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RebeccaMumsnet · 03/12/2012 12:19

@EmpressOfTheNorthPole

But SPsFanjo rewrote her post the way Justine TOLD us to do it.

Why was it deleted???????

Really? [born yesterday emoticon]

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RebeccaMumsnet · 03/12/2012 13:00

@EmpressOfTheNorthPole

Sorry if I sounded whiney but serious question. On her webchat Justine said it was ok to put 'Your post makes you sound like an arse and here's why.' That's why I told Fanjo to rephrase.

Can you sing, Rebecca?

erm, my singing is fabulous after lots of wine

YY, Justine did say that, however, Fanjo's post did not just say 'Your posts makes you sound like...' it clearly overstepped the line.

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