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Should we ban posts that start with 'my friend said'?

Jul 24, 2025
9 months ago
Garrett ***********
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Should we not allow posts starting with "my friend said"?
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The discussion revolves around whether posts beginning with 'my friend said' should be permitted. Comments reveal mixed opinions on the validity and clarity of such questions, with some advocating for free speech and others suggesting that the phrasing can lead to confusion. There is also debate about the impact of personal attacks and the nature of anonymity in posting.
Frank **********
No. It gives us something to laugh at. 5555
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Cris ******
Hey garrett is a nice guy!
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Jo **********
free speech or you into censorship. you dictator
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Wayne ********
Asking for a friend is the same asking for your uncomfortable self, is it not. 🎯
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Charlie *********
The question is the thing. Where it came from is not the point. Instead, ban personal attacks from keyboard warriors. They should go back to driving muscle cars and flashing cash instead to make up for their inadequacies.
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Jo **********
@Charlie ********
oh little angry baby
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Charlie *********
@Jo *********
Speak of the devil…., right on time. Lmao.
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Steve *******
Maybe rephrase that question so it isn't so confusing.
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Graeme ******
You have been in thailand too long. Thats how a thai would ask a question confusing!!!! In this instance yes means I agree that we should not allow my friend questions?
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Brandon ************
I'm hearing that we should turn anonymous posting back on πŸ˜‰
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