How to escape the East Dulwich Forum

[the-e-dealer]

You could just give us your password then we would change it so you could never log in again.

[Otta]

Fair play ZT, it was me that mentioned the skaeboard thing so thought you meant me.

I dunno, people have teased a bit but not sure anything was intended as unkind. But then I guess if you don't know the poster's "style" you might not get that they're just ribbing you.

[the-e-dealer]

or the Classic Bang from the Study?

[Robert Poste's Child]

Otta Wrote:

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> Fair play ZT, it was me that mentioned the

> skaeboard thing so thought you meant me.

>

> I dunno, people have teased a bit but not sure

> anything was intended as unkind. But then I guess

> if you don't know the poster's "style" you might

> not get that they're just ribbing you.

I don't know for sure, but my guess would be it may have had more to do with the post that preceded her own account of the accident she had been involved in, the one where someone gave an account that criticised her part in it. Being knocked off her scooter must have been a big shock. If you're already feeling shaken and vulnerable, that post and some of the more insensitive 'banter' that followed may have landed in ways that the posters didn't anticipate. Not that that's an excuse - anyone with a bit of empathy might guess she could be upset by what had happened.

[northlondoner]

BrandNewGuy Wrote:

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> Ah, the right to be forgotten - now being used by

> the embarrassed and powerful to censor Google:

> http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jul/

> 02/eu-right-to-be-forgotten-guardian-google

Or gives ordinary people the right to challenge the might of those who would store or disseminate false/misleading/irrelevant information. Has the usual vested interests squealing. Good.