it means the same yes.
doesnt mean that every person who's a member of a swinging site is a swinger, nor does it mean that everyone, swinger or not, pays attention to the etiquette though!
you've seen the quick shag brigade, you've seen the 'i've been here 2 weeks and still havent had a shag yet, what's wrong with you people' posts, and the directors in the chatroom who think its their right to get a show because a female has switched their cam on. Surely?
there's etiquette and there's people who blatantly dont give a shite about the 'unwritten rules' that form that etiquette, regardless of what site they're on.
Ahhhhhhhhhhh :idea:
you're talking about this: http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/swingers-forum/viewtopic/4225.html
the 'how to link your advert' post - which, incidentally has been a sticky since before the 'new' profile system - which didnt automatically link to (there was no button in the profile box) member's adverts.
We used to encourage people to link to their personal adverts when posting in LMU for meets - so that folk also looking for meets could find more info about the poster and what they are looking for etc.
"Let's Meet Up" is for advertising meets, socials and Munches - the ads section is for personal adverts. It is still my oppinion that people should not be posting personal adverts in the ads section for the purpose of publicising Socials. IMO, and some people will disagree of course, those who frequent the ads section do so for a reason - they're looking for personal 1:1 type meets, and have little interest in attending 'socials' - as in socials as we understand them to be.... otherwise they'd be frequenting LMU too, wouldnt they? but by opening up a social and publicising it in the adverts section you're effectively inviting every Tom Dick and Harry, which is not good practice in terms of personal safety, discretion and the security of your guests.
That sticky, in my mind is not there to encourage the linking of personal ads to postsfor Socials - usually people organising socials dont need to tell people to 'look here and find out more about me' - its for people who are advertising for meets - which by definition, is a different kettle of fish to a Social.
:scared: it's pink!!!!!! :shock:
Happy Birthday Reese!
tell me you two have something good lined up for tonight? :rascal:
have a good one :thumbup:
rules designed to try to ensure people's safety are not and should not be open to interpretation.
I can feel a day trip coming on :twisted: