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DJPBARRY: A complaint

easychair · 2011-03-30 15:05:11

I'd like to complain about djpbarry and this post http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showp...7&postcount=40 . The thread seems to be going along nicely with some good discussion, until djpbarry pastes a response to a reasonable point with "more meaningless twaddle". I had assumed that boards.ie was going to be a place where…

30-03-2011 04:05PM

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easychair

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I'd like to complain about djpbarry and this post http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showp...7&postcount=40 . The thread seems to be going along nicely with some good discussion, until djpbarry pastes a response to a reasonable point with "more meaningless twaddle".

I had assumed that boards.ie was going to be a place where adults could discuss issues in a friendly and enjoyable manner. This sort of debating tactic, of hurling abuse at others is not helpful, and appears designed to inflame the situation into a row. I know that some people get a kick out of attacking others on the internet, but it ruins it for the rest of us who are able to debate in a calm, mature and adult way, and treat each other with courtesy.

What is the policy of boards towards those, like djpbarry, who behave like this?

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#2 06-04-2011 12:50PM

Dades

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easychair, if you received no warning, infraction or ban then this isn't the place for complaints.

Maybe you should raise this in feedback?

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#3 06-04-2011 12:56PM

Scofflaw

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As Dades says, if what you have is an issue with a post by another poster, all that's required is to use the "Report Post" button.

cordially,
Scofflaw

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#4 07-04-2011 05:01PM

Asiaprod

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As stated above easychair, this is not a DRT issue. Its what the report button is for. I am closing this thread.

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