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I personally wouldn't mind it, if it keeps out the profanity and sexual stuff. I prefer stricter moderation in the General VB Questions forum. THERE IS A SEPARATE FORUM FOR DATABASE QUESTION! Arg! Why are we constantly inundated by DB questions there?
Anyway, vote. I can guess the outcome, though.
ALSO PLEASE REPLY WITH YOUR COMMENTS!
Oh, please, not ONE reply? This is pathetic. I guess EVERYONE wants moderation.
*sigh*
I see SOMEONE voted for YES.
My no vote is qualified. The current rules seem okay to me. Are there any really being imposed?
I think those who run this forum have the right to run it with whatever rules they care to impose. If their policies bother me enough, I will stop using the forum.
I have not noticed any rules being imposed.
VBWorld looks besser than VBSquare :rolleyes:
be*ßer
mmm beer.....
No undue censorship from the site Nazis
Ok so blanking out naughty words is ok, but everything else should be left alone.
So what if Ian wants to post to this forum whilest drinking sweet sherry and wearing his sister's underwear. I don't find this offensive, and don't believe it should be moderated.;)
Ian doesn't have a sister, the underwear was of his transvestite brother.....
Who will only take advantage of male sheep. While Ian, the so-called "normal" one in the family, likes the female sheep.....
I thought ß was only used at the end of a word or after diphthongs?Quote:
Originally posted by denniswrenn
be*ßer
hehehehe dipthong hehehe :D:D:D
*ahem*
I'm not really sure when it's used though...
it is...when people still use it these days
I like VB Square better because it doesn't have those ******* popups from ******* Sprinks! Arg! :mad: :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally posted by Fox
VBWorld looks besser than VBSquare :rolleyes:
jethro - frilly thongs are my favorute, nice and soft at the front, nice wedgy feeling at the back.
Dennis and wynd - "ß" German isn't it ?
yes germanQuote:
Originally posted by Ianpbaker
jethro - frilly thongs are my favorute, nice and soft at the front, nice wedgy feeling at the back.
Dennis and wynd - "ß" German isn't it ?
ß = "ss"
heiße
heisse
same thing