@Boot_WB


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I personally read moo daily(ocassionally post). TBH I find it easy to simply ignore the threads that you can tell are going to be spam anyway.

Many days I find it more enjoyable than being on this site. At least there people didn't complain about my poor little teddy bear avatar being stabbed lol.

Last edited by terminills on 13-Feb-2015 at 02:25 AM.

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@wawa

It's the usual once every few week clean up. :P

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sundown wrote: @Boot_WB Quote: @eliyahu As a defender of 'that site' (amongst whom i'd also include the site owner amongst others) I find your comments to be a broad brush: poorly chosen and insulting. So, free speech is only allowed on moo?

Discussion is not limited by the same TOS as Amigaworld, so to a degree that's true.

Iirc you, amongst others, have complained in the past about criticism and skeptical discussions on Amigaworld (normally a part of any healthy community). Since 'ignoring it' seems beyond the wit of many, perhaps 'not visiting a different site' might prove simpler.

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moo posters wrote the book on how to insult ppl, companies, & ideas they don't agree with, so give us a break.

Some do, particularly the spammer - it's a more permissive forum than most and people are free to post what they like, for better or worse.
As with Amigaworld, a variety of people post there, try not to see it as one conglomerated personality.

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LOL, read my sig, the 3rd line came from a nasty moo thread.

I prefer the 4th, it seems more fitting.

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