A request

A road to Damascus moment HD

Hi huskydog, never happen mate. If the Club has requested this in their guidelines and we have been reminded of it many many times I don't think your request will do any good. Nice thought though. Have a good weekend, Alex.

Let's hope so HD,   It has got very argumentative and must put people off posting, me included. 

Is it possible for members to discuss threads in a friendly way ,rather than the argumentative way that a lot of threads seem to be going at the moment , there seem to be quite a few topics that seem to end up closed because of the play ground fighting,yes we all have differing views, and that's fine and nothing wrong with a bit of friendly banter thrown in ,but just lately CT seems to have come a school play ground , 

Just saying

Write your comments here... That's life , I'm afraid love it or hate it , the CC as a vast mix of members whom have a wide & variable look at life in general needless to say their life standards clash sometimes

A road to Damascus moment HD

it's early, i don't get it.....................

I agree compass362. Not just differing views, but also differing ways of going about things, interacting with people, communicating. Tolerance, patience, a bit of tact and diplomacy. I'm sure most people exercise these things, just not everyone and as Esther used to say.......!

Don't get me wrong ,i'm all for good strong lively debate with both sides putting their corner ,but just lately it has sunk to new depth's, just look at how many threads that have been closed or reported...............

I agree completely HD, it's easy to disagree without the animosity. It's the will to debate rather than needle or attack. The will needs to be there. I support your OP 100%, for what it's worth. If things get heated we can all walk away from the thread

I also agree.  There is far too much sniping by people who stalk others around the board merely to make snide comments. 

Debate is good, arguments for the sake of it lead to unpleasantness. 

100% support for the View expressed in the OP

TF