I am not evil

[Mahonri]

" Thanks Redhen!"

You got that right.

 

[BeardedChick]

I got my first nasty gram PM the other day over something really innocuous. The person said I am never to speak to them again, but darn if I can remember who it was after I deleted the PM!

I think it must have to do with the time of year - people are getting cabin fever & taking it out on each other by picking at each other's feathers.

I swear it happens every year on the forums populated by outdoor oriented folks... The cagey people sending the nasty PM's need to mellow out and go hug a chicken.

 

[redhen]

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anytime!...

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[redhen]

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better hide!

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[DuckLady]

I was in the middle of posting to htis yesterday when we lost power. Here goes my thoughts.....It goes along with this post https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=740702#p740702

When you post your personal info online and ask for opinions and advice, that is exactly what you are going to get.

When you read advice given by others, you are going to read things you don't agree with.

If you are asking for advice and get offended at what you read, then I would suggest not posting personal info online. Or don't ask for advice. And move on.

If you are given advice because you asked and it is not what you want to hear, then move on until you read what it is you are looking for.

If you are not the one asking and get offended, move on and read something else. Sending nastygrams is really dumb in my opinion. What is the chance that someone on an internet message board will impact your real life enough to make a difference and vise versa. Use the delete button. And move on.

We have a great supportive community and no one here gives bad advice or opinions. They give advice and opinions based on their own experiences and you can take it or leave it. All we ask is that you give your advice in a kind manner that doesn't resort to calling names or flaming. That sort of "advice" will always be removed as it is noticed or reported.

Now I think this thread has run it's course and the point is made.