Highjacking Topics

layton1837 replied on 28/07/2016 12:36

layton1837

Posted on 28/07/2016 12:36

Why do members want to highjack topics. It is irritating when you are following a topic only for some members to go “Off Topic” and before you know it you are following a completely different thread. More frustrating when the member admits to going of topic. If you feel that what you have something to say ,please create another topic.

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Tinwheeler replied on 30/07/2016 22:15

Tinwheeler

Campervanner

Posted on 30/07/2016 22:15

Who's to say they don't understand?

TW I think they demonstrate it by their actions and interventions. If this is not the case why have you felt it necessary to mention to the CM of the difference between the T’s & C’s and Guidelines?

Because of the CM's actions, not that of the Champions.

replied on 30/07/2016 22:22

Posted on 30/07/2016 22:22

The user and all related content has been Deleted User

spk replied on 30/07/2016 22:22

spk

Caravanner

Posted on 30/07/2016 22:22

anyway what about the borrowdale site is access still difficult.

Tinwheeler replied on 30/07/2016 22:23

Tinwheeler

Campervanner

Posted on 30/07/2016 22:23

Agreed, DD. To pursue this line adds nothing to the topic of the thread.

EmilysDad replied on 30/07/2016 22:26

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EmilysDad

Caravanner

Posted on 30/07/2016 22:26

All you will get is a reply quoting T&C's, been there,done it ,got the T-shirt

Likewise, And a reply that doesn't even tell you of your suposed misdemeanor until you drag it out of the CM

huskydog replied on 30/07/2016 22:28

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huskydog

Motorhomer

Posted on 30/07/2016 22:28

All you will get is a reply quoting T&C's, been there,done it ,got the T-shirt

Likewise, And a reply that doesn't even tell you of your suposed misdemeanor until you drag it out of the CM

Ah yes, I've got 2 T-shirts