bye.
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ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Did you not understand our PM exchange, I have zero issue "conflicts" with your marital status as I did not know your age. I apologized for that and I apologize again. I hope we have clearification on that. Your fine.
Should married people leave the forum? Evidently Rob has some conflicts about that. What about people who are unofficially married?
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That aside, obviously if only the occasional kid comes along and posts a picture of his/her deer, there's no problem. But when a crowd develops, as it has lately, can you feel confident that an the parents of an 8-year-old will be comfortable with their kids sharing in discussions with older teenagers? Maybe, maybe not. A discussion involving Alyssa and me evolved into a discussion of childbirth. Is that appropriate for a Young Hunter forum? What do you think?
Maybe the criteria should be strictly content based. What kind of topics are appropriate and what are not? What kind of language is appropriate and whatis not?
I'm not trying to be a pain in the neck or be argumentative. I'm merely trying to suggest that it would help if the rules were clarified as to what is acceptable and what is not. One person has been excluded from the forum and has become a sort of forum folk hero. And resentment has been generated towards Adminstrators and Moderators because it isn't clear just what went wrong.
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