How to be a good BYC citizen

[spitfirecream15]

Don't let your feathers get ruffled.

 

[Fierlin1182]

Well if by remove you mean delete, then unfortunately us normal members can't do that. However, you can edit your post using the pencil button in the bottom left-hand corner, or use the report button (the one next to it) to bring over a moderator who can delete/move it for you.


Don't worry about newbie mistakes, everyone makes them at some stage or other

define "normal". :yiipchick

woah this post from February, I don't even remember making it... so sorry about the hugely late acknowledgement of reply. But anyway, 'normal' refers to members without platinum poultry membership. I wasn't making any statement about character; simply saying that most users who can only access the set of site functions available to a non-PPM member can't delete their own posts.

But normal in terms of character; I guess society states that normal is the set of traits possessed by the majority of people in it, many times traditionally. So I guess there is an actual definition of normal depending on where you go. But it's up to everyone whether they define normal as a good or bad thing, and make a choice (or be open about who they are if it's something that's not a choice ) about whether they want to fit into society's definition of normal or not.

 

[ChickyChickens]

Ooops...wrong thread!

 

[amelia123]

Have fun!!!

 

[val snelling]

Thanks for the welcome! I am new to chickens, love them like crazy but have questions!

 

[val snelling]

First question: I accidentally shut my chickens (who are a year old) out of the coop for the day! ugh..... will they be ok we only found 1 egg outside so not sure if they all had one outside or if they held them, (do they even do that?) or what, I am hoping that there will be no ill effects! I live in vermont and it was warm today, they had access to food and water but I am a worry wart! Someone Help!

 

[prostar]

Woah. This thread has returned to life!!!!

Val, I may not be the poultry expert, but with one of my pullets being a bit of a Houdini (especially if I forget to latch the brooder oops...can't wait til we get the coop/run done!)...I'm sure they'll be fine. I assume you've already re opened the coop, have water etc avalible outside the coop...is it a fenced run or were they total free range? And they can be tricky at hiding their eggs...

 

[feasel]

Thank you for these lovely sensible and welcoming guidelines, I will do my best to spread the love here x

 

[The Chicken-Boy]

19) Post cute photos!

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[Frindizzle]