Ghost Mjr

[TeaLeaf]

Yawn.  Yet more correspeondence.

TL.

Message Forwarded From TeaLeaf

I cannot address the way i approach things as that is how i do approach them in my own way as we all do! Also I understand the posts so i don't see why anyone cannot read them! If i am not allowed to post replies in bulk them mayb i will hardly post like most of our community! I enjoy being part of the clan but i feel the need to express myself in posts! If this is not liked then i may hardly post and just read the forums! then i will be considered for posting too little! I don't c why i can be punished for supposibly spamming when lots of ppl do look at doris and duvel for instance! Many of the higher of the clan do take their time to read through posts but i am much younger than them and so do not have the maturity of older adults!


GM

"I understand it why don't you?"
As someone fluent in Swahili I could argue the same as you are - I understand a post made in Swahili, ergo you must too? See the problem?
It would probably help matters hugely if you posted in proper english with accompanying punctuation.  We might then have a clue what you were on about when some of your post meaning goes 'AWOL'.  

We are neither banning you from posting nor punishing you, just reminding you of the obligation you have to the community.  As for others who might be acting in a similar way I would remind you that like you, we deal with each individual on a private one-to-one basis.  It would therefore be inappropriate for me to comment on any of the other discussions we have had, are having or will have in the future.

As for the maturity part, yes that may be part of the problem.  The community is generally mature - this is why it is so successful.  It is therefore the standard that we expect from all of our members.  We expect members to read the threads to which they choose to reply and to post replies that can be read and understood within the context of the thread.

Ada ya mja hunena mungwana ni kitendoí.  (Public opinion maintains, a gentleman is judged by his actions)

As an official 'old fart' I have learnt to take constructive criticism both often and in volume.  So don't get too upset or defensive in this correspondence.  It's not a witch hunt, just a friendly word to the wise.

Baada ya faraja.  (After a hardship comes relief)

Enjoy!

TL.[/b]

[Anonymous]

Cheers TL I'll try to behave now