Jump to content

Recommended Posts

I cannot figure out why the East Dulwich Forum remove posts - ?!.

I know what is and isn't allowed in the different sections.

When they do remove posts there's no pattern I can see as to why!


And dare I say it....is the Forum controlled by bakers and/or djs..,

and thats why they seem to remove such posts inparticular?!?


PLEASE STOP REMOVING MY POSTS - THEY ARE PERFECTLY INNOCENT :'(

hi - thanks for your reply :)

Well as far as i can see they are removed because when i do a search for them i dont find them.

Also I just checked as you advised and the last thing i posted prior to this is indeed not in the list...?!

I do not understand because i do make a point of posting things in the right section.


More often than not they are cake/baking related too.


When i message the forum enquirying what the deal is i do not get a reply!!

I've just had a look for you - there was a post of yours removed on Sept 26th. It was an advertisement for your business, which was posted in the wrong section (for sale & offered), and didn't contain your trading address so did not meet the requirements to be in the business section.


Hope that helps.


FRM

Hi thank you for replying


I will bear that in mind in future - although do you mean website address?

I've just searched through several similar cake/bake advertising, in 'for sale & offered',

inparticular: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?9,747110,751190#msg-751190 ,

and all this has is a website address.

My post/s had a website address, email and phone number.

I will add my address/trading address too from now on then.

Thanks again.

Family Room Moderator Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> I've just had a look for you - there was a post of

> yours removed on Sept 26th. It was an

> advertisement for your business, which was posted

> in the wrong section (for sale & offered), and

> didn't contain your trading address so did not

> meet the requirements to be in the business

> section.

>


Looking in the ED Business section, cannot see many if not any trading addresses in any of the threads..


Fox.

A lot of the posts in that section are either people recommending, or asking for recommendations, for certain businesses - in which case no trading address is needed.


Feel free to report any posts you feel break the rules and the moderating team will look into them. We're not around 24/7 so sometimes things get missed.


Thanks,


FRM

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Discussions

    • That's great you have the cat! Sorry to interfere, and feel free to ignore this, but it might not be a great idea to post your mobile number on a public forum? You can message the owner on the forum via a private message.
    • Copleston centre hire for adult parties 
    • Most churches rent out halls for children's' parties but rarely adult parties, Christ Church only does afternoon parties,   The East Dulwich Community centre hires out halls to 9 pm only and all music needs to be on a sound restrictor as is in a residential area. St Johns with St Clements have a small hall but not sure if they allow adult parties. Nunhead Green has a newish community centre with a couple of different size halls. Most places seem to charge around £40 ph  with a deposit of £100/200 (returned if no damage or excess cleaning needed.
    • Hello, Recently there have been various comments made on the forum which have resulted in heated discussions being had. I for one, hold up my hand and wanted to personally thank whoever is keeping the forum going.. remember when it was likely to close. We are all adults and should known when it is right to continue or just ignore or if really feel it necessary comment via pm. I have had a long relationship with the forum and have bought, sold, offered advice and in deed made friends on the forum over the years. It is a public forum after all and everyone is entitled to express their opinion and is also free. I am not as tech minded as most but with the season of good will approaching and-knowing in this economic climate how many people are  struggling, I  thought it would be a lovely idea, to perhaps set up a just giving page to raise funds for a local charity who might appreciate a contribution towards their Christmas festivities… On a practical side, might just be to complicated to administer as I am sure all have charities that we support so my other thought was not me, as I am useless but to set up a just giving page and whatever monies are raised, perhaps contribute to the festivities that use to be run by local shops or whatever.. Maybe even use a local church hall and just make it special for perhaps folk that find it difficult to access events or no access for say wheel chair users.. guess really, one is looking for guidance from the church and of course volunteers. Shoot me down if you must or feel the need but this is my view and no, sadly I won’t be around in the months before Christmas but can help remotely.      
Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...