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Wasn't meant to be 'fascistic' at all buddug.


Its a local forum, not too many house rules to adhere to really and its run by a small amount of volunteers so I think its polite if regular/frequent posters set a good example and kept conversational topics like the Archers to the Lounge where there is a place for them. In fact, there was a recent thread about the Archers in the Lounge and yes, its good to hear about fellow Archers fans in ED.


But spare a thought for the people who run the forum and keep it tidy and a useful resource seeing that useful local info does not get caught up in whatever subject any one of the zillions of users randomly choose to start a thread about wherever they damn well please...thats all.

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