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Why women dislike coming here....

Posted Oct 30, 2011

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EvansBetterHalf
EvansBetterHalfOriginal Poster
Oct 30, 2011
I spend a more of my time in the forums, but sometimes enter chat and this is what we encounter, after closing out many, many PM's and then the messages begin in the room, as whisper messages, disrupting the flow of the conversation.  Now many here don't use chat, but if you want more nudist women....here is the biggest problem: (these are copy and paste from tonight when no Mods are in the room)

realnudism      EvansBetterHalf(Whisper message): are y topless or totally naked?


realnudism      EvansBetterHalf(Whisper message): can u please stand up ??? u have great

nudity

realnudism      EvansBetterHalf(Whisper message): ok show me that ass to be able to kiss


EvansBetterHalf   realnudism(Whisper message): I am copying this and sending it to admin,

by the way


realnudism      EvansBetterHalf(Whisper message): sorry


realnudism      EvansBetterHalf(Whisper message): i just like to tell u how sexy r u


realnudism      EvansBetterHalf    (Whisper message):  sorry

realnudism     EvansBetterHalf(Whisper message):

bye!



Nuff said?????  Future posting from freaks to come.

Edit: Fixing spacing to shorten the post!

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  • A
    A
    A
    Oct 31, 2011
    Some people have a bit strange comprehension of social interaction. Probably if they line up at supermarket cashier they talk to one before and after "hi" say "your tits look hot and ur ass is pretty exciting, too". If they do not, what makes them think social rules in chat are so different from real world?

    TravelNudie
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  • MA
    ManOfWicklow
    ManOfWicklow
    Oct 31, 2011
    There will always be some perverted low life who feels safe to abuse others on here and any other site, simply because to him, the net is not reality. Very sad, but it is now a nomal way of life for these jerks.

    It may be hard at times, but the best thing to do is, laugh at them and ignore them.
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  • IN
    intune
    intune
    Oct 31, 2011

    theres always 1 nut that stuffs it up 4 all      give him the boot

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  • EV
    EvansBetterHalf
    EvansBetterHalfOriginal Poster
    Oct 31, 2011
    He has been flagged, blocked and reported.....in a perfect world this would not be necessary, but then again this is the web where freaks will be freaks and the good people pay for it.

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  • AL
    alvagator
    alvagator
    Nov 2, 2011

    You are very correct, some people will never get it. Which means the people who actually posess morals and social graces will usually end up paying for the ignorant, crass and crude jerks. Being behind a computer gives some people a sense of not having to follow accepted social norms and behaviors, the sense that they are free to truly show the world (at least this small part of it) how extremely classy they can be.

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  • CO
    Curt, or Cowboy
    Curt, or Cowboy
    Nov 2, 2011
    [quote]How about a single-and blatantly obvious- button that 1.) Flags the chat to the admin & mods.[/quote]

    This would be a challenge at best, impossible at worst.

    Chat is admitedly ephemeral in nature, so very difficult to police at all.
    Auto-copy would be difficult with any type of flash based chat, but not impossible assuming you wrote the flash chat pretty much from scratch.
    Third-party hosted chat, that's a whole 'nother thing, likely would require the cooperation and support of that provider. Again, not impossible, but...
    It's generally provided for developers, administrators, and sometimes moderators, but I've never seen such beyond that.
    Could be done, but I'm not sure it's worth the effort.

    [quote] 2.) Copies and pastes the chat to a forum thread specifically dedicated to exposing the pervs.[/quote]

    "Burn her. She's a WIIITCH !!"

    I'd oppose such public lynchings prima facia.
    If admin is doing his job, AND if these things are truly inconsistent with the powers-that-be vision of what should and should not be on this site, such public lynchings would not be necessary, although I do understand the feelings.
    Unfortunately, the original flagging "system" encouraged public lynchings, intentionally or otherwise, and that hasn't worked all that well so far, obviously. It did three years ago, when the site was much, much smaller, but didn't scale well.

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