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> Personally, I thought "people" did gang up on UDT

> and felt it was cliquey...genuinely


seriously quids?


fair enough if that's your impression but... look back at the poster in question: the prevailing attitude was one of 'superiority' towards the majority of posters on this forum (whether they be regulars, 'cliquers', infrequent posters, one-offs or not). It was quite often, disingenuous and dishonest too.


First time I plucked up the courage to post on here, I was taken to task by one of the moderators who didn't happen to share my view. But you know, you move on, you don't call 'clique' and....you might find you can respect people's differing viewpoints, even those that *shock horror* may be diametrically opposed to yours.


Something, I'm afraid, certain posters could not.

dunno about TLS as before my time but who on here genuinely likes 'piling in' using 'for safety in numbers' as a reason for that? I'd like to think people don't need to do that.


don't get what you mean by 'post not poster'. calling forumites a 'don't know any better' or 'nasty piece of work' etc and talking down to them didn't endear them to many, absolutely no co-operation involved in individuals' response to that.


(that's the ones that were 'brave' enough to respond, others may have been put off, more's the pity).

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