Political threads
#1
Political threads
There seems to be more and more political threads started by you know who on off-topic. I had always thought that they were against the rules but apperantly no so. Could not find it in the rules section. I know people tend to get very heated sometimes and also some here like to post propaganda towards the loser of their choice. Thats all well and good. So what are the rules for political threads?
#2
Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Marysville, WA
I too would like to know the rules regarding this.
I log on to YT to read about Toyotas, and things related. I know its political season, but reading new threads about Obama sucks, and Hillary sucks, etc etc is getting old.
I log on to YT to read about Toyotas, and things related. I know its political season, but reading new threads about Obama sucks, and Hillary sucks, etc etc is getting old.
#4
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From: Between a rock and a hard place, AZ
Too much room for nastiness in those threads, and there's already too much drama in the world.
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2008 is an election year, I would be willing to bet that it's going to get worse before it gets any better(I'm talking about the threads, not anything else, except the Patriots cheating)
#12
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From: Auburn, Washington
We did have a Political section at one time, and as you can see below, it is locked.
Read the sticky at the top in there.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f103/
I for one do not like the political threads.
They get to heated, flames start up.
So I will discuss this with staff.
I for one do not like them, and I am all for YANKING every single one of them.
Join a political forum where they allow flaming and name calling, as the two go hand in hand.
Read the sticky at the top in there.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f103/
I for one do not like the political threads.
They get to heated, flames start up.
So I will discuss this with staff.
I for one do not like them, and I am all for YANKING every single one of them.
Join a political forum where they allow flaming and name calling, as the two go hand in hand.
#14
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 17,692
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From: Marysville, WA
And now the insults. Classic. Just classic.
You are the very reason we eliminated the political section.
Go to a political forum to discuss politics. We come here to read about Toyotas, not sift through pages of ignorance and rhetoric.
You are the very reason we eliminated the political section.
Go to a political forum to discuss politics. We come here to read about Toyotas, not sift through pages of ignorance and rhetoric.
#15
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 17,692
Likes: 58
From: Marysville, WA
We did have a Political section at one time, and as you can see below, it is locked.
Read the sticky at the top in there.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f103/
I for one do not like the political threads.
They get to heated, flames start up.
So I will discuss this with staff.
I for one do not like them, and I am all for YANKING every single one of them.
Join a political forum where they allow flaming and name calling, as the two go hand in hand.
Read the sticky at the top in there.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f103/
I for one do not like the political threads.
They get to heated, flames start up.
So I will discuss this with staff.
I for one do not like them, and I am all for YANKING every single one of them.
Join a political forum where they allow flaming and name calling, as the two go hand in hand.
#17
We did have a Political section at one time, and as you can see below, it is locked.
Read the sticky at the top in there.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f103/
I for one do not like the political threads.
They get to heated, flames start up.
So I will discuss this with staff.
I for one do not like them, and I am all for YANKING every single one of them.
Join a political forum where they allow flaming and name calling, as the two go hand in hand.
Read the sticky at the top in there.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f103/
I for one do not like the political threads.
They get to heated, flames start up.
So I will discuss this with staff.
I for one do not like them, and I am all for YANKING every single one of them.
Join a political forum where they allow flaming and name calling, as the two go hand in hand.
But to ban the threads makes YT seem ridiculous.
You would lose me as a regular which I suppose would make more than a few people happy. And you know I would be vocal in my disagreement around the web.
But a completely sensored, rule laden BB is not my idea of an appealing forum.
Enforce the current rules and encourage those who flip out to abstain from reading/participating. That would be the "fair" thing to do.
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From: Auburn, Washington
I do not like to discuss politics or religion online.
I will in person where I can gauge a person by their expressions, but online it is different.
There are tons of forums out there that allow this type of discussion.
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 17,692
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From: Marysville, WA
I follow the rules. I do not name call or flame IMO.
You would lose me as a regular which I suppose would make more than a few people happy. And you know I would be vocal in my disagreement around the web.
But a completely sensored, rule laden BB is not my idea of an appealing forum.
You would lose me as a regular which I suppose would make more than a few people happy. And you know I would be vocal in my disagreement around the web.
But a completely sensored, rule laden BB is not my idea of an appealing forum.
Dont let the door hit you on the way out. YT is a family Toyota forum, not a place to bring your political hate and unrest.




