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I hear you, Sax. I am all in favour of cutting the newbies some slack. I remember how sensitive and tentative I once was.
However, if we don't want this turning into the Scissor Sisters' Board, it's not a bad idea to point out unhelpful posting habits before they become ingrained. It has been getting very a/s/l of late, for understandable reasons.
It's normal behaviour to post on an introductions thread elswhere, for sure, as it's normal to add signatures and use lots of smileys. But this is not elsewhere.
However, all of this is a minor grumble to set against the anticipation of a wealth of new contributors dazzling us old folk. |
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