On Thu, 27 Mar 2014 08:33:31 -0400 "arche...@embarqmail.com"
wrote:
> Kaleb was the first person I heard use it. Acronyms like WTF should be
> no problem, but thinly disguised profanity might since it sounds sh-tty.
> Gerry
I vote for strict interpretation of Kaleb's statement on this list. Th
Kaleb was the first person I heard use it. Acronyms like WTF should be
no problem, but thinly disguised profanity might since it sounds sh-tty.
Gerry
On 3/26/2014 11:10 PM, Hendrik and Fay wrote:
Are you being serious? Far as I remember WTF has been used around here
(and most other non swearin
Are you being serious? Far as I remember WTF has been used around
here (and most other non swearing forums) for ever.
The main purpose of the moderators/admins is to keep the peace and
not clamp down on every little thing. Many a time a list member has
inadvertently (and not) dropped a bad word
Are you being serious? Far as I remember WTF has been used around here
(and most other non swearing forums) for ever.
The main purpose of the moderators/admins is to keep the peace and not
clamp down on every little thing. Many a time a list member has
inadvertently (and not) dropped a bad word
