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Time for the regular reminder:


Please keep threads i.e. a message and its replies, relevant and on topic where possible and please try to avoid irrelevant chatting to other users within a thread (unless it's in the Lounge area). When they go too far off topic and/or become too "chatty" threads are sometimes moved to the Lounge area where they may continue, but please remember is not fair on the majority who may find the original topic useful.

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