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InTheHood 28-06-2005 06:26 PM

Kore, meet Sunny, you've pulled :joker:

Kore 28-06-2005 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by InTheHood
Kore, meet Sunny, you've pulled :joker:
:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Sunny_01 28-06-2005 06:30 PM

Kore knows that I love him already he is an angel hehehe :xyxwave:

BigSister 28-06-2005 07:30 PM

Amy comes on but usually just to post articles SD comes on under Samz now and Hooly well you know me about that

Seer 28-06-2005 07:55 PM

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Originally posted by Ruth
I agree. I actually really don't like Maxwell, but there are too many threads about him - and also Makosi - which seem to exist just for someone to say "I hate them." My own belief is that to hate someone who you don't know is not good for you at all. I don't like some of the housemates, but I don't hate any of them, and would not wish any malice on any them.
I think alot of the anti-Makosi threads are probably made by pro Maxwell people in retaliation to keep seeing anti-Max threads and vice versa as they are seen as threats to eachother.I can remember alot of the same thing last year between pro Nadia and pro Victor supporters especially the text messages that used to run along the bottom of the screen during live action(don't see it this year) but then it was always "luv nads go home Vic" "slick Vic to win Nads to go" etc What does my head in with Makosi though is i couldn't even stand her if she was an outsider to win but the fact she is one of the favourites *********g infuriates me more:devil:

rachb 28-06-2005 07:59 PM

I'm so pleased this thread was started:hello:
Life is far too short for hating:shocked:
It's ok to feel strongly about housemates but I think they all add something like or dislike them.
We always have differeing views on housemates but have always kept things friendly which is one of the main reasons I've stayed here so long:spin2:

Amy 29-06-2005 01:34 PM

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Originally posted by Sunny_01
I am really disappointed in the way this has changed the whole site to be honest
Never noticed this post but will agree 100% about this!!!! All the hate, swearing and arguing has changed my love for this site some what! I feel, at times, like I'm on another forum. What happened to posting and having a debate without resorting to swearing and calling people thick? We're all here to relax and talk about a show we all like together as well as giving our own opinion without being told we're stupid or fools. :bored: Someone mentioned to me the other day they were "scared" to post their opinion as someone may argue with them :bored:

James 29-06-2005 01:34 PM

In addition to this message, I've 'topped' this thread.

:thumbs:

fluffysquirrels 29-06-2005 02:34 PM

I know i've bickered with people before, but everyone must learn to just ignore those with strong opinions who decide to take the argument to another level and become personal.

It takes a warrior to walk away from a fight.

Linny 29-06-2005 05:30 PM

*One cannot debate with single mindled mentality* It's paramount to bashing ones head against a brick wall and why would one?

Ruth 29-06-2005 07:13 PM

Yep, you're right. I have my favourite housemates and housemates I don't particularly like, but I would never criticise or insult someone just because they feel differently - we're all entitled to our opinion. I have noticed quite a few posts along the lines of "Are you *******ing stupid" and "you must be thick" etc., and I think it's a shame that people who post things like that can't find the words to express themselves in a better way.

I would say though that as a relative newbie to the forum, I do think the vast majority of people on here are great and open to good debate - it's only a minority who spoil things a bit.

Razmataz 29-06-2005 08:14 PM

Hate Threads are negative and even though i kinda enjoy replying and putting my posts into them id rather talk about fave housemates etc etc etc

Kore 29-06-2005 09:28 PM

someones fave thread is somebody elses hate thread...

so it kinds of cancels itself out really

Lance 30-06-2005 12:10 AM

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Originally posted by Sunny_01
I am so confused :shocked: I have been posting here for a fair few years now and have never seen as many official "hate threads" why have these nasty little threads popped up? I have always enjoyed the fact that we were different to the channel 4 site in that we actually talked about and debated events within the house.

I am really disappointed in the way this has changed the whole site to be honest come on guys can we get back to more of the talking and less of the arguing please :colour:
Could not agree more Sunny.It's the exact same first comment I made when I saw 3 hate threads on one page.

Why can't people just talk about something and create a good thread like "Vanessa To Win" or something...it's a shame really.I really enjoyed TiBB last year but this year it's very different.:bored:

James 30-06-2005 12:19 AM

We've got a new 'zero tolerance' policy about insulting posts and swearing. Hopefully this should improve the atmosphere on the board.

Lots of warnings today.

fluffysquirrels 30-06-2005 09:13 AM

I've only begun usiing this forum this year and it is rather disturbing how many hateful comments are being written on here, no need for it in this day and age surely??

Red Moon 30-06-2005 09:21 AM

fluffysquirrels

it's wasn't like this last year. We use have digs at each other in a fun way and there was none of the nastiness you are seeing at the moment on the board. I think part of what we are seeing is a reaction to the show this year. The housemates clearly have strong and sometimes hateful feeling to others in the house and this spilling over onto the threads.

Red

fluffysquirrels 30-06-2005 09:24 AM

I agree, i don't understand why the moderators aren't more strict? WHy not threaten to boot or log IP addresses etc etc. There are some rather yobbish characters on here sometimes with some horrible language. It's nice to see someone has started some 'I Like....' threads at last.

Red Moon 30-06-2005 09:33 AM

The Moderators are doing a great job. It's difficult for them they are not full time and they can't read everything and they want to watch big brother too. The best we can do to help is to keep hitting that report button when we see the yobbish posts.

The problem with banning i/p addresses is they can be change, for example I have ADSL and if I restart my router I get a new i/p address to play with!

However recording the i/p address and login times could be done but what would you do with them. You could write to their Internet Service Provider, but do you think they would take action and lose a customer?

Sunny_01 30-06-2005 09:48 AM

Thanks James for taking the feelings of everyone on board - you are a star. I wouldnt thank you for having the thankless task of trying to keep up with and moderate this site buts its fantastic to know you are trying.

Maybe we can get some good old debates going now!!!

Red Moon 30-06-2005 09:50 AM

I'm with you there Sunny. We had some wonderful debates last year.

Lance 30-06-2005 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Red Moon
fluffysquirrels

it's wasn't like this last year. We use have digs at each other in a fun way and there was none of the nastiness you are seeing at the moment on the board. I think part of what we are seeing is a reaction to the show this year. The housemates clearly have strong and sometimes hateful feeling to others in the house and this spilling over onto the threads.

Red
Yeah Red,I remember the good old days of last year.i do find myself coming on here less and less though because of so much negativity,I like just having a nice debate or chat about the antics of those in the house.

And last year we just had a bit of fun,nothing half as aggressive as it is this year...from some people,there is still the odd person out there who you can have a good lengthy debate with without it getting heated.:bored:

coooliereal808 30-06-2005 01:29 PM

I made my very first post just the other day and let me tell everyone something. The ridiculous, rude, bigoted, bias and twisted nonsense I saw going on in several threads, especially from people who are in this thread now was absolutely ridiculous, so those same people are no one to talk. The excuses for what they said were even more disgraceful. They swore themselves. The ones that did not swear also said really bad things. It does not matter how old you are, when someone feels wronged they will talk about it. Swearing depends on who does it. For some people it is merely 'staple vocabulary' thrown around. Others use it to get their point across or whne they feel seriously wronged or when someone has done it to them. When you have a group of people with a certain 'mind set', just as that Anthony group on BB, they of course are going to become comfortable and set in their ways, because they have others supporting them and when anyone else who comes along with a different opinion , especially to stand up against the wrong that this group of people do, they refuse to be corrected.




Age has absolutely NOTHING to with maturity. This forum makes it evident To put it really , really simply, why are there not more childrens correctional facilities than jails? Adults commit plenty of crime and do plenty of bad things, there are younger generations more mature than certain adults. You do not become an adult , simply by 'ageing'. Maturity and wisdom comes from experience and making the choice to mature. Now when I see those same bigoted and immature hypocrites tallking about the quality of other people I can not believe it. They have only bought me to conclude, that when a twisted group of individuals gets together, anyone who opposes them will look out of place.


It must be taken into consideration that this year we are dealing with annoying ,mean, rude and selfish housemates, so people's reactions are not going to that 'pleasant' to 'unpleasant people'. It is the housemates causing such reactions. They cannot do the things they do and expect people to go and have a 'picnic' about it.

Slartibartfast 30-06-2005 02:42 PM

I've read the above posts a few times, and am still none the wiser as to what actually is being said. Apart from a few broad sweeping and IMO factually incorrect generalisations and conclusions, I'm not really sure what the overall message is.

If it's that you think people should swear and that we should expect it because of the way the housemates act(final paragraph seems to say this) then it's a simple reply. If the mods and admins say no swearing, then there's no swearing. We agree to abide by their rules when we sign up. Yes, I've swore in a few threads and it has been auto-censored, but the position is clear now. Zero tolerance. Thats their decision and we either follow it or face the inevitable consequences.

To give you credit though, I think your's is the first post I have seen to actually spell "hypocrite" correctly. Kudos for that at least.

Lance 30-06-2005 03:50 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kore
all those little kids are the ones that like makosi and voted crazy frog... :(

and the ones who claim they are chavs i bet :bored:..lol

grr i hate chavs
Kore how can you hate chavs and like Maxwell.Isn't he the definition of a chav or am I missing something?:laugh:


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