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Why was message deleted

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MamaMaiasaura · 09/08/2006 23:59

feeling put out here as made a post last night which was slaunderous, rude, nasty in my opinion and supportive of mn. I do not understand why it was deleted and feel really and a bit peeved tbh

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TambaTheDragonSlayer · 10/08/2006 00:00

"made a post last night which was slaunderous, rude, nasty in my opinion"

Think youve answered your own question

rickman · 10/08/2006 00:00

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MamaMaiasaura · 10/08/2006 00:01

not meant not. v tired.. all day at legoland and knackered now

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essbee · 10/08/2006 00:03

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MamaMaiasaura · 10/08/2006 00:08

no, i thought it out all carefully, was quite proud of eloquence altho i thought i had typed carefully tonight

said basically that if someone publicsiing their views on a particualr subject they should be aware that it may be subject to debate as we all have differing views and to question and debate is a helpful process. pretty much along those lines and that i like mn cos we are all on a level just doing our best and supporting eachother and at times debating with eachother too.
Ooo then i said shoudl i sue everyone who ever said a mena or nasty word to me in my lifetime and what a shame it would be if we lived in a world like that, then i said that perhaps we do.. hmm maybe that did it. Perhaps i will get sued. Does house insurance with legal cover, cover me for this . opps. xx

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WigWamBam · 10/08/2006 00:10

Tech posted a couple of messages yesterday which might explain it, Awen.

By Tech on Tuesday, 8 August, 2006 7:09:06 PM
While we are very grateful for everyone's support, please can I repeat the request.... "we ask members to refrain from any further discussion of Gina Ford, her methods or her books on the site."

Incidentally, refrain from means refrain from. It doesn't mean use a nickname or try to disguise the name. It means don't do it. Sorry if that comes across heavy handed but we must insist that you don't comment on Ms Ford.

Thanks,
Tech

By Tech on Tuesday, 8 August, 2006 7:23:22 PM
I don't think discussing the basic facts of the situation is problematic. It is a matter of fact and is in the public domain. However, please don't personalize the issue.

Can I just reiterate that a comment about someone is still a comment about someone even if you say it's about or . All these things have to be read in context.

Regards,
Tech

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MamaMaiasaura · 10/08/2006 00:18

Thanks WWB - i didnt see although i understand. KInd of clumsy at times. Well whatever is happening re all that, i do support the ethos of MN and have found it of fanstastic support x

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