"Forbidden Topic"

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Nothing wrong with some good debate about this. But when it comes down to it, doove nailed it.

We do not know the full intentions and reasoning of the folks who really call the shots here. And they are not obligated to explain themselves.

But there are always ways to communicate "concerns" about people's activities during reviews and other posts. Even a post that is deleted or edited with the comments "prohibited topic" is probably pretty effective. You just gotta read between the lines.
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  • GP
  • 11-06-2011, 09:34 AM
doove nailed it?????? He didn't say ANYTHING about the topic. LOL
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Over the course of the past several years I have on occasion encountered "providers" that I suspected of "Forbidden Topic" activity. On many of those occasions my suspicions have been directly verified, either through what I personally observed or by admission of the provider.

Really, my question is of an ethical nature. Under the circumstances described above, am I obligated to stop seeing this type of provider or is it okay to continue enhancing their revenue stream just as long as I encourage them to turn about in a new direction?

I've been struggling with this for quite a long time now and wondered what others did in these circumstances. Is there a correct strategy for these circumstances? I worry about some of the rationales I've developed for continued relations with some of these providers. Originally Posted by Mouthful-of-Bees
This is the question that needs to be addressed, not board policy on "Forbidden Topic". I think it can be discussed without breaking the rules.
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doove nailed it?????? He didn't say ANYTHING about the topic. LOL Originally Posted by GP
Well... if you insist upon splitting hairs, you are correct. But his point was valid. Since the "owners" seem intent on not allowing this, you have to decide how important this is to you. For some, it may be so important that they will seek (or perhaps create!) an alternative.

Perhaps there is baggage between you and doove that I am not aware of, or you took his post to mean that you should go elsewhere. That is certainly not my intention. But I don't think that this Thread is going to go very far. I sense that the topic will continue to remain "forbidden." That is why I took doove's response to be a valid one. We can all accept this.... or leave.

I'm staying. I hope you will too, GP. And doove!
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  • GP
  • 11-06-2011, 10:18 AM
I agree, I don't see the "rule" changing either and the board can make whatever rules it wants. But it is a board, and boards thrive on discussion. This is discussion. Like I said, it's not really that important to me, but I do enjoy the banter on topics, as long as they remain constructive and polite. I don't think doove's post met that criteria, but that's just me.

I'm staying, glad to hear you are also. doove.... he can stay too I guess.
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mmmm oh well. nothing gain, nothing lost
So she wore a green dress, then her and I made peace.
Between two beers and 3 sours we found a higher lifestyle !!
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I have to respectfully disagree. It can and should be discussed. There is this little thing called civil disobedience, as long as one is willing to pay the price. Originally Posted by GP
And I think thats the point. We all understand that there is a price and if we are willing to accept that then ...
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  • Doove
  • 11-06-2011, 05:18 PM
Just like you to be an asshat once again....But you have to ALWAYS try and push peoples buttons. Originally Posted by GP
For over 2 months now you've used your signature line with the clear intent of trying to put me in a bad light. So if you wanna talk about being an asshat...

I will not allow your infantile actions to bother me.
And speaking of infantile actions...
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  • GP
  • 11-06-2011, 05:21 PM
I almost forgot about that. To make you happy I will change it. I would not want to put you in any more bad light than you already put yourself.
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crap does that mean I have to delete

"Ignore List I learn the most from who I do not always agree with. Feel free to add me if "you" want. " I love the link in the "you"
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  • GP
  • 11-06-2011, 05:41 PM
Now OSD, don't go messing with you sig line. We would not want to see ANYONE trying to antagonize another person with their signature. I can't for the life of me figure out where I got the idea from. hmmmmmmm
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can't change it. never know when some one will ask how to place someone on Ignore.

I do wish it would tell ya who is ignoring ya. If I knew who had me on there ignore list. I would know who to post about. LOL
  • Chloe
  • 11-06-2011, 11:43 PM
Take the rule as a rule someone made for themselves for comfort, it doesn't have to make sense lol.

I would highly encourage any guy who encounters the forbidden topic with a provider to put it in their review as "She spent way too much time in the bathroom if you know what I mean" or "She was unusually hyper and over talkative it didn't seem natural" or you could even say "It was obvious she has something to do with a forbidden topic"

I hear stories from clients all the time about this from many well known ladies and none of them say a darn thing to the public! If I was a guy I would definitely want to know which girl beat a client up after being on a forbidden topic and put her on my dns list! I wouldn't care if she had a million "yes" reviews here.
  • LynnT
  • 11-07-2011, 08:00 AM
Im just curious why it gets mentioned on other areas of the board without the insert of "prohibitive topic" and not on the upstate.

If there are board rules then they should be followed on All public areas of the board. There should be consistency among mods.