Legal Advice- are standards slipping?

dats_right

I remeber the days, albeit many moons ago, when I regularly used to get reprimanded by the mods for providing even a sniff of what might have been in some obscure way regarded as legal advice. Recently however, it seems that virtually every thread on this forum seems to be flagrantly and explicitly seeking legal advice.

Are mods standards slipping? Or has there been a definitive shift in policy? Mods I think the time has come to explain yourselves.

McCrack

Ah come on. I can think of better things to do at 20 to 6 in the morning after a Sat night!

Jarndyce

Great thread.. Give yourself a pat on the back.

Hooch

dats_right wrote: »

I remeber the days, albeit many moons ago, when I regularly used to get reprimanded by the mods for providing even a sniff of what might have been in some obscure way regarded as legal advice. Recently however, it seems that virtually every thread on this forum seems to be flagrantly and explicitly seeking legal advice.

Are mods standards slipping? Or has there been a definitive shift in policy? Mods I think the time has come to explain yourselves.

While this is not legal advice.....see a solicitor.

You may get a kick in the arse from the mods:D:pac:

Tom Young

dats_right wrote: »

Are mods standards slipping? Or has there been a definitive shift in policy? Mods I think the time has come to explain yourselves.

Slight shift in policy, yes. Explain ourselves, no.

There has been no modifications to the charter, etc. You might notice that the volume of posts has increased, which requires more time.