As we embark on another UK basketball season, I'd like to take this opportunity to remind everyone that, as dyed in the wool UK bb fans, we all want the same thing and that's for the success of the program. Having said that, I understand that sometimes in the heat of the moment tempers can flair. There are site rules against attacking fellow posters and regarding foul language. Let's keep our posts civil and the language clean. Thanks and enjoy the season.
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Absolutely...Well said Matt
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Hard to believe another season is upon usComment
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#*$@ you, OP!
Only kidding
WELL SAID.
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My sentiments exactly.
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Will do Matt.Comment
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Will do. Love this forum because it is civil and respectful.
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Matt. Not complaining but there are a couple of new posters from RR that may become a problem.you may have noticed already. I was on that forum for 23 years and finally quit posting because of the pi**ing contests these that some of these individuals constantly started.
I will not engage the ones that are starting that stuff here. Just an FYI
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Agree with the last post 100%. I like it here. One or two individuals who seem to be bullies are making me hesitant to post.
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I think I'm pretty well aware of everything that goes on with WCN. Although I don't post much on the bb forum, I'm on here multiple times daily monitoring the situation. Whether or not I approve of how posters conduct themselves as long as they don't violate site rules there's nothing I can do about their behavior. The way I handle situations like these is I pick and choose the posts I reply to. If being argumentative is a person's thing I don't respond to their posts. I say let them argue with themselves. There's also the Ignore Option where you can block a person and you don't see what they post unless someone copies it. Keep on posting fellows. In my opinion you two are definite assets to WCN.Philippians 4:11-4:13Comment
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Appreciate it. I am generally against using the ignore feature, but in some cases it ends up being for the best.Comment
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