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Post by horace Fri 19 Oct 2007, 01:24

what do posters think about signing up to a voluntary code of principles under which signatories would agree to post?

such a code would include principles such as:

  • affirming the value of non racial discrimination
  • celebrating cricket as an endeavour of cultural expression and artistry
  • fairness and equity towards other countries and posters
  • opposition to bullying and encouragement of the expression of diverse points of view about cricket.

the code would not preclude gentle teasing of posters or of the performance of particular national or state/county teams.
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Post by HH_pink Fri 19 Oct 2007, 01:44

santa , but agree.
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Post by horace Fri 19 Oct 2007, 01:47

cheers HH_P
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Post by Zat Fri 19 Oct 2007, 01:49

You trying to take all the fun out of this place horrie? Razz

3 and a half of the 4 points are OK, I suppose, but I don't see the need really.

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Post by horace Fri 19 Oct 2007, 02:01

still allows for multo bagging of the pomgolians as well as the bills and wusses
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Post by Zat Fri 19 Oct 2007, 02:03

Hang on a minute...
affirming the value of non racial discrimination
WTF???
So we can't discriminate on racial grounds, but can on sexual, religious, disability...

You might need a rethink horrie.

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Post by horace Fri 19 Oct 2007, 02:09

i thought they were fairly minimal...personally i think religion is a blight on the planet...people who believe in fairies at the bottom of the garden like supporters of the pope, the dalai lamington, islam, religious aparheid (hindus) should be fair game
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Post by HH_pink Fri 19 Oct 2007, 02:19

Hinduism as a religion does not have religious "apartheid". The 'apartheid' part of it is fairly modern and carried out in the name of Hinduism like suicide bombing is in the name of Islam.

But to answer Zat's question, of course all those are allowed. Gay people are santa. Guys are ******* and females are ********. Handicapped people are jokers. No I take that last one back.
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Post by G.Wood Fri 19 Oct 2007, 02:29

It's all just a cunning plan to preclude VoR from posting
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Post by JGK Fri 19 Oct 2007, 02:34

G.Wood wrote:It's all just a cunning plan to preclude VoR from posting


Aye - the word voluntary having too many syllables for him to understand.

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Post by horace Fri 19 Oct 2007, 02:49

JGK wrote:
G.Wood wrote:It's all just a cunning plan to preclude VoR from posting


Aye - the word voluntary having too many syllables for him to understand.

teehee...seems vor has already got the message given his absence...personally i hope he returns...i enjoy his posts and debates on the rankings, even if his tyrannical bullying of other posters gets up my nose
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Post by tac Fri 19 Oct 2007, 03:08

VoR's good value . . . even is abuse is funny . . . it's so knee-jerk (kind of like subi sooking).
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Post by HH_pink Fri 19 Oct 2007, 03:14

Subis. don't. sook.

Subis?. Who're they? No such group exists as far as I know. Oh you mean like the pomsies and all derivatives thereof?

I'm. not. sooking.
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Post by embee Fri 19 Oct 2007, 03:18

[Zimmy]****** off Horrie[/Zimmy]
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Post by G.Wood Fri 19 Oct 2007, 03:40

embee wrote:[Zimmy]****** off Horrie[/Zimmy]

Proof that the crazy wozzie does have at least one good trait
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Post by horace Fri 19 Oct 2007, 04:18

thanx for the update laddies
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Post by Nath Fri 19 Oct 2007, 08:42

embee wrote:[Zimmy]****** off Horrie[/Zimmy]

applause
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Post by Ross Fri 19 Oct 2007, 08:52

I prefer "Get ****** horrie"
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Post by Nath Fri 19 Oct 2007, 09:28

I just like the Zimmy tags.

[Zimmy] Phurt [/Zimmy]
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Post by embee Fri 19 Oct 2007, 09:30

[Zimmy]I hate you guys[/Zimmy]
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Post by tac Fri 19 Oct 2007, 09:45

[filosofee]Some people on this forum are subi-ist Very Happy [/filosofee]
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Post by taipan Fri 19 Oct 2007, 09:55

tac wrote:[filosofee]Some people on this forum are subi-ist Very Happy [/filosofee]

Very Happy
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Post by mynah Fri 19 Oct 2007, 13:41

horace wrote:what do posters think about signing up to a voluntary code of principles under which signatories would agree to post?

such a code would include principles such as:

  • affirming the value of non racial discrimination
  • celebrating cricket as an endeavour of cultural expression and artistry
  • fairness and equity towards other countries and posters
  • opposition to bullying and encouragement of the expression of diverse points of view about cricket.

the code would not preclude gentle teasing of posters or of the performance of particular national or state/county teams.
Won't work. First of all, you'd have to assume that most forumers have principles...
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