Code of conduct.

[XRunner]

"I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it. "

So you would shoot Anorak

[Stagger]

Always lift the loo seat up.
Thats a code of conduct at our house

[TheHeathens]

Very, very thin ice given that a certain moderator was born in Anfield.

Oh, who who?

[Al Fowler]

Always lift the loo seat up.
Thats a code of conduct at our house

I get shouted at if i forget to put the seat down at my grandmas!

[Wheeze]

Yes there will be children reading this forum but we shouldnt be cocooning them from what real life is really like.

I dont know what everyones experiences of high school was, but i for one know it was a bloody cruel place to be at times!!! bullying, bad launguage, sexual things, etc etc....everything gets talked about, said and done.....


So yes...maybe what has been said could offend people, but this is only the top of the iceburg with the internet and the world as a whole that people see, read and do.


But for a posative point that has come from this, it has made me think alot more before i post for what im saying incase it does upset anybody....and i think 99% of everyone on here has taken it all on board as well.

Well put Al and good to see a young 'uns point of view. The problem is that us old 'uns are supposed to be setting an example so we have to think a bit about what we say and do in case we 'influence' others. It's something to do with the responsibility of age....(problem is, most of us have not really changed that much since our first day in the school playground!)

[noel]

I've read this thread, and while I can't really understand what it's on about, I have some views on several of the issues. The following paragraphs reflect my thoughts after I've self-censored anything that might offend anyone:

[FellMonster]

If you're that concerned, then totally separate the junior forum or have an over 18s section only for the site.

While Al might be a young un' I don't think the issues on here were ever concerning someone his age but more concerned with 12-15 year olds. But typically its been blown out of all proportion......and I've little sympathy for anyone whinging about increasing interference or bureaucracy when the vast majority were content in a recent vote to tie themselves unequivocally to UKA...but then the chairman was equally content to give a steer in that direction.

[noel]

If there's one thing certain to get under-18s interested in fell running topics, it's having an over-18s-only section on the forums.

[Stagger]

I get shouted at if i forget to put the seat down at my grandmas!

So you would be OK at our's but your Grandma will have to go some where else

[TurboTom]

Oh well. Its all in the Down The Pub section and i think most under 16s are banned from the pub after 9. However i am 16. If an over 18 section did emerge i would certainly just create a new profile saying i was 18. I think the oldies are to worried. At school i hear and see a lot worse