New Scoobynet Sub-forum.....
30 April 2009, 11:45 AM
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30 April 2009, 12:33 PM
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Indeed, I thought the same. I think the desire to post the wives pics was in fact that it pushed the boundaries of Snet policy tolerance. The novelty to just flood the forum with authorised **** and **** will be short lived I reckon, or at least appeal to a small number.
30 April 2009, 01:19 PM
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tis sad that they feel the need for a **** forum. however i think you'll find it came about as a result of 1 person (cough female cough 
) complaining about the wags thread. however i tend to agree that it's not needed on a car forum. plenty of other places to go if you want to knock 1 out.
) complaining about the wags thread. however i tend to agree that it's not needed on a car forum. plenty of other places to go if you want to knock 1 out.
30 April 2009, 03:23 PM
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Seem's to me women dressed in very little clothing at a lot of car show's alway's appeal's to various member's on here who post up pictures of them draped over car's,much to the delight of other male member's on here,so car's and sex have alway's gone hand in hand so to speak but not on here it appear's
30 April 2009, 03:29 PM
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To be fair to the SN team I believe this has come about "by-popular-demand" from a lot (or a certain few) of the NSR regulars.
I understand what you guys are saying and agree to a certain degree but if your not interested at looking at that stuff on SN then you can simply stay out of the Adults only section.
At least NSR or Members gallery won't have "inappropriate material" posted in it that could offend some users who would agree that a car forum shouldn't have such material.
The issue of minors coming on to view it will be the biggest issue and I guess SN used to be viewed as a "safe" site for all but now, depending on the material posted, could be inapproriate.
Will be interested to see how it develops actually as I'm guessing there will be quite an uproar by some users.
I couldn't really care less whether it was there or not to be honest!
I understand what you guys are saying and agree to a certain degree but if your not interested at looking at that stuff on SN then you can simply stay out of the Adults only section.
At least NSR or Members gallery won't have "inappropriate material" posted in it that could offend some users who would agree that a car forum shouldn't have such material.
The issue of minors coming on to view it will be the biggest issue and I guess SN used to be viewed as a "safe" site for all but now, depending on the material posted, could be inapproriate.
Will be interested to see how it develops actually as I'm guessing there will be quite an uproar by some users.
I couldn't really care less whether it was there or not to be honest!
30 April 2009, 03:42 PM
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Oh terrific - I guess it should now be
Like there's not enough **** sites on the internet already....
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against ****, however is it really necessary here?
I know some of the members (Scoobynet members I mean!) have older (but under 18) kids who love to look at the latest piccys of cars etc, wouldn't it be an idea to add an additional password block to stop those that shouldn't venturing in for a little peek?
I bet we could all name those that will be regular posters on there.....
And I bet there still won't be any pictures of naked men for us girlies.......NO THAT WASN'T A REQUEST!
PS Flat Eric - that was quick!!!
WELCOME TO SCBOOBYNET!
Like there's not enough **** sites on the internet already....
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against ****, however is it really necessary here?
I know some of the members (Scoobynet members I mean!) have older (but under 18) kids who love to look at the latest piccys of cars etc, wouldn't it be an idea to add an additional password block to stop those that shouldn't venturing in for a little peek?
I bet we could all name those that will be regular posters on there.....
And I bet there still won't be any pictures of naked men for us girlies.......NO THAT WASN'T A REQUEST!
PS Flat Eric - that was quick!!!
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30 April 2009, 04:05 PM
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To be fair to the SN team I believe this has come about "by-popular-demand" from a lot (or a certain few) of the NSR regulars.
I understand what you guys are saying and agree to a certain degree but if your not interested at looking at that stuff on SN then you can simply stay out of the Adults only section.
At least NSR or Members gallery won't have "inappropriate material" posted in it that could offend some users who would agree that a car forum shouldn't have such material.
The issue of minors coming on to view it will be the biggest issue and I guess SN used to be viewed as a "safe" site for all but now, depending on the material posted, could be inapproriate.
Will be interested to see how it develops actually as I'm guessing there will be quite an uproar by some users.
I couldn't really care less whether it was there or not to be honest!
I understand what you guys are saying and agree to a certain degree but if your not interested at looking at that stuff on SN then you can simply stay out of the Adults only section.
At least NSR or Members gallery won't have "inappropriate material" posted in it that could offend some users who would agree that a car forum shouldn't have such material.
The issue of minors coming on to view it will be the biggest issue and I guess SN used to be viewed as a "safe" site for all but now, depending on the material posted, could be inapproriate.
Will be interested to see how it develops actually as I'm guessing there will be quite an uproar by some users.
I couldn't really care less whether it was there or not to be honest!
This issue on minors, is i'm afraid frankly irrelevant, if kids want to find **** there is little that can be done to stop them. We deal with this by having the kids pc in an open area, not really for ****, but to be able to keep an eye on them in some of the social sites. Sophie has already had some unsavory communications on there!
30 April 2009, 04:55 PM
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Agreed, the fact that this is now hopefully ring fenced into a clearly marked area, will stop those that don't want to see such thing stumbling upon them.
This issue on minors, is i'm afraid frankly irrelevant, if kids want to find **** there is little that can be done to stop them. We deal with this by having the kids pc in an open area, not really for ****, but to be able to keep an eye on them in some of the social sites. Sophie has already had some unsavory communications on there!
This issue on minors, is i'm afraid frankly irrelevant, if kids want to find **** there is little that can be done to stop them. We deal with this by having the kids pc in an open area, not really for ****, but to be able to keep an eye on them in some of the social sites. Sophie has already had some unsavory communications on there!
I just thought that maybe an additional password wouldn't be that hard to incorporate?
I just think it's a sad day when Scoobynet have to have a '****' area at all. I guess its just the way of the world now.
30 April 2009, 06:34 PM
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Sorry, but if someone is at 'work', that is what they are supposed to be doing, 'working' .
How much do you think that shirkers are costing businesses using the internet when they are supposed to be working?
If the internet usage is whilst on breaks etc, fair enough
30 April 2009, 07:08 PM
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