a request

[shakinbacon]

I love reading threads on this forum and interacting with the people here.

I also love doing it occasionally on breaks at work (not against rules if you're wondering)

I get nervous as hell where there are questionable pictures that pop up when I read through a thread. That stuff IS against the rules.

My request is to please consider those of us who could actually be harmed by innapropriate topics and pics when reading at work.

Thanks

 

[bovinehost]

I get nervous as hell where there are questionable pictures that pop up when I read through a thread. That stuff IS against the rules.

You can PM me and I'll take care of such things. I might not be able to stop Chuck Ward, though......

 

[shakinbacon]

You can PM me and I'll take care of such things. I might not be able to stop Chuck Ward, though......

ty bovine

we go together like cows and pigs

 

[maddog]

could you post your company's policy on "questionable" pictures so we know what not to post.

thanks,

 

[Aussie Mark]

I know I shouldn't have posted two different pics of me wearing loud shirts in the one post. The policy probably has a limit of one paisley or crushed velvet article of apparel per page.

 

[bovinehost]

I know I shouldn't have posted two different pics of me wearing loud shirts in the one post. The policy probably has a limit of one paisley or crushed velvet article of apparel per page.

Say three "Hail Fosters" and we'll let it go.

 

[Aussie Mark]

Say three "Hail Fosters" and we'll let it go.

I'll gladly say "Hail Fosters", if it means I won't have to drink it.

 

[TSanders]

I can not wrap my head around this.

 

[strummer]

I can not wrap my head around this.

Me neither, I am very curious about the rules mentioned?

 

[bassmonkeee]

I plan to follow the rules of the Ernie Ball forum. That's it. If your company has more stringent policies, that's your problem and maybe you shouldn't be reading the forum at work.

 

[maddog]

maybe if someone would be kind enough to post examples of what not to post we could get a better handle on how to cater to your company's policy.

 

[Powman]

This forum looks pretty clean to me. When or what did someone post that might be perceived as offensive?

 

[MadMatt]

In order to lighten up the tone here... Maybe the offensive post was this one: http://www.ernieball.com/forums/music-man-basses/43815-twisting-big-poppas-nose.html

 

[guenter]

LYNX is the answer

I get nervous as hell where there are questionable pictures that pop up when I read through a thread. That stuff IS against the rules.

My request is to please consider those of us who could actually be harmed by innapropriate topics and pics when reading at work.

Well, you could try LYNX... which is a text based internet browser. This browser is not capable of displaying graphics.

 

[rizzo9247]

Are boobies allowed?

 

[jlepre]

this forum looks pretty clean to me. When or what did someone post that might be perceived as offensive?

+1

 

[adouglas]

Well, there's always the AWARD-WINNING turkey leg pic. Most people find that one pretty offensive.

 

[syciprider]

I can't remember who PMd me about my old avatar (Monica Bellucci wearing nothing but coffee grounds). I was annoyed by it but oh well.

Still, instead of asking for changes, users should wait until they are home to browse potentially controversial material.

 

[Big Poppa]

I cant find the issue either

 

[Bloodfist]

How about offensive videos? I took this video yesterday of me abusing my dogs, it's only a matter of time before PITA shows up at my door
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