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Wolfpengap said:How about its a free damn country, and anyone can start any damn thread they feel like discussing. If you want to censor what threads are made, start your own damn board and be the only thread starter.
How about this....if you don't like a thread title or subject....
DONT READ IT OR REPLY TO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amsterhammer said:Bumping requirements are becoming more frequent.
Many topics would be easier to oversee and understand if many posters here lost the unnecessary bad habit of quoting entire long posts in order to write a one line reply. It is easy to edit when you're quoting long posts. Please do so. Thanks.
Boeing said:IMHO the most readable posts here are the ones who just throw out the first thing that comes to mind.
better than the "Im not an ex racer or peloton journalist I just play one on the internet" guys
Thoughtforfood said:Yes, this should be in the "About the forum" section, but here is a rule I would like to see people follow.
1. Before posting a thread, read the first 2 pages of threads and don't post it if there is already a thread on the topic.
This Vino thing is ridiculous. It would have taken maybe a minute for each thread starter to read through and see that we had threads from yesterday to use for this "news." Don't just read cyclingnews main site and come here and start a thread as, because of time zones, things like the whole Astana situation have been read by others well before many of us woke up.
You kick other good threads on other topics back when you post the 15th freaking Astana thread.
chairvelo said:I just lost my favourite Astana thread off the bottom because of this thread.
Amsterhammer said:The most readable posts are those made by native speakers who have mastered the fundamentals of spelling and punctuation, unlike yourself.
BroDeal said:Amster complaining about other people's posts. Who would have thought.
What this forum really needs is a sticky "Amsterb!tch" thread. All his posts b!tching about others can be put in there so the rest of us don't have to read his sad, bitter complaints about the forum and life in general.
Amsterhammer said:Oh please, just keep digging that hole even deeper.
Any 'normal', 'neutral' reader, that is to say, everyone except you and your handful of brown-nose buddies, can see how far off the rails you are. It really is too funny. Get help.
BroDeal said:Looks like we have the first post for the Amsterb!tch thread. Keep 'em comin'. It is all you have done since you joined.
+1...................BroDeal said:Amster complaining about other people's posts. Who would have thought.
What this forum really needs is a sticky "Amsterb!tch" thread. All his posts b!tching about others can be put in there so the rest of us don't have to read his sad, bitter complaints about the forum and life in general.
saxe_coburg_gotha said:Whats thinking got to do with cycling the whole attraction is the opposite.
Blood sweat tears.
Your deluded if you consider cycling to be a thinking mans sport
saxe_coburg_gotha said:Whats thinking got to do with cycling the whole attraction is the opposite.
Blood sweat tears.
Your deluded if you consider cycling to be a thinking mans sport