Quote by westerross
I think the answer is - it depends.
If the person who is aware of your previous mistake is convinced their facts are right and if they genuinely believe that you might re-offend and cause problems - then I think the answer is yes a warning should be given.
If either of those factors are not the case then I think answer is no.
What is particularly unfair, I guess, is when someone obtains a false impression or doesn't get their facts right and continues to put the warning word about.
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i couldnt have put it better and totaly agree :thumbup: but how could you prove that hear say was wrong after so many year's or even if you had changed at all
You can't and that's why ill-judged pernicious gossip is so foul.
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again well said
