Solved Keeping threads focused

[centrarchid]

Below is thread I started some time ago. Involved considerable effort. How can I get moderators to consider information provided rather than identity of the poster?

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...n-containment-with-perimeter-fencing.1261276/

 

[Kiki]

Can you ask your question in a different way?
I am not understanding what you are asking.

 

[Kiki]

Click the ignore button.

Some people may disagree but choose to post anyways. Just ignore them if they bother you. They will usually move on but if they don't and continue bothering use the report button on their posts.

 

[SueT]

Your linked thread on wing clipping is excellent, very helpful. It could be a how to article, so well researched and illustrated. I will certainly refer to it if I ever need to do wing clipping. I see you as one of BYC’s pundits and look up to you.
But like Kiki, I also don’t know what you’re are asking in this new one….

 

[Kiki]

Your linked thread on wing clipping is excellent, very helpful. It could be a how to article, so well researched and illustrated. I will certainly refer to it if I ever need to do wing clipping. I see you as one of BYC’s pundits and look up to you.
But like Kiki, I also don’t know what you’re are asking in this new one….

I think someone posted in his thread that doesn't agree with the topic.
That poster should move on if they don't agree and not continue to stick around to disagree.

I think.

 

[TwoCrows]

use the report button on their posts.

Click the ignore button.

These.

 

[aart]

I saw this title and LOL'd.
Good luck with that, almost all threads go 'off topic'.
If you want to impart your experiences without frivolous posts, best to make an article and shut off comments on it.

 

[centrarchid]

I saw this title and LOL'd.
Good luck with that, almost all threads go 'off topic'.
If you want to impart your experiences without frivolous posts, best to make an article and shut off comments on it.

Will switch to that approach