Why do single guys find it compulsary to enter the room and then get abusive when removed???????
It doesnt take much effort to read and understand the room name..
Quote by Steve_Mids
If you see a room entitled cpls only then it means that cpls only are to use that room..
Why do single guys find it compulsary to enter the room and then get abusive when removed???????
It doesnt take much effort to read and understand the room name..:x :x
Quote by the_Laird
If you see a room entitled cpls only then it means that cpls only are to use that room..
Why do single guys find it compulsary to enter the room and then get abusive when removed???????
It doesnt take much effort to read and understand the room name..:x :x
Quote by blonde
Steve,
Just checked and my profile say couple ......... but when I go in a room I show as a single fem ????
Can I change it ??? soz I must be having another one of THOSE moments :giggle:
Sam xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Quote by gingerjo-lee
hi there
i was in cpls only room the other day yes they was chucking the guys out but left a single fem in so whats the difference ?
if it is just for cpls only single fems should be chucked out to
thanks jo x
Quote by McrM4M-pvtOK
Steve, will there be guidance notes posted at some point detailing chatroom etiquette and what is/isn't allowed? I think it would be useful guidance for all chatroom users. It could also include information on how to be a good chat-roomie (e.g. people who host rooms could help new users, log and report people who are being abusive etc). I'm happy to contribute ideas if it's of interest.
On occasion when I'm using the chat I post URLs for information based in the forums (e.g. the note about why people shouldn't post dogging locations). Other stuff like this would be useful and might encourage people to read the forums more regularly.
Something else that occurs to me is when a user hosts a room, shouldn't they have control over who stays and who goes? Of course it needs to be balanced with reasonable behaviour all round. For example, I sometimes create rooms and other people join who clearly have no interest or relevance to the room focus. I choose not to kick them unless they are being a pain in the proverbial.
I'd also like to know in advance what's acceptable or not so that I don't unintentionally cross any line, rather than being scolded after the fact.
Just after some clarification on how this should all work, thanks
Quote by McrM4M-pvtOK
Something else that occurs to me is when a user hosts a room, shouldn't they have control over who stays and who goes? Of course it needs to be balanced with reasonable behaviour all round. For example, I sometimes create rooms and other people join who clearly have no interest or relevance to the room focus. I choose not to kick them unless they are being a pain in the proverbial.
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Something else that occurs to me is when a user hosts a room, shouldn't they have control over who stays and who goes? Of course it needs to be balanced with reasonable behaviour all round. For example, I sometimes create rooms and other people join who clearly have no interest or relevance to the room focus. I choose not to kick them unless they are being a pain in the proverbial.
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Confused....?? Me too
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If a room said "no Welsh" then you're asking for trouble. But "no cams" is very legitimate.: