I've noticed in the past that when I've received warnings the only way that I knew about it was that I happened to go back to the thread in which I received the warning.
In other words, I never got any PM's when I have received warnings in the past.
This causes me a bit of concern because it's possible that I could have received warnings that I'm not even aware of simply because I just never happened to go back to the thread where the warning was actually posted.
Shouldn't warnings be accompanied by a PM to insure that the person who got the warning is actually aware that they even got one?
Question about warnings?
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Spiritual Growth - A person's continual assessment
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Yes, that's not a bad idea, however, it takes a lot of time to do that. We had a policy of sending a PM for the final warning, but we've been slack about that recently. We should at least reinstate sending a PM for a final warning.
As for reading warnings given to you, I thought you read every single post on the forum.
As for reading warnings given to you, I thought you read every single post on the forum.
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As much as I post I can certainly understand that.otseng wrote: As for reading warnings given to you, I thought you read every single post on the forum.
Sometimes I think that being banned would be the best thing to happen to me since it would free up the massive time I spend here.
Internet forums can be addictive to be sure. I should probably turn off my Internet service and move toward just writing books in a word processor. That could end up being more profitable in any case.
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I've always wondered, how much time DO you spend here each day?Divine Insight wrote: Sometimes I think that being banned would be the best thing to happen to me since it would free up the massive time I spend here.
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Not as much as it appears, actually. But I do spend a lot of time on the computer, so these forums are always just a click away from whatever else I happen to be doing at the time.otseng wrote:I've always wondered, how much time DO you spend here each day?Divine Insight wrote: Sometimes I think that being banned would be the best thing to happen to me since it would free up the massive time I spend here.
Like right now I'm actually working on an electronic schematic in a another program, but I have DC&R open in another tab. That's my nemesis right there! I wire up a few components and then click over to view new posts.
It's a habit I really need to do something about. My sister suggests that I go for counseling. I think she's right.
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Spiritual Growth - A person's continual assessment
of how well they believe they are doing
relative to what they believe a personal God expects of them.
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Spiritual Growth - A person's continual assessment
of how well they believe they are doing
relative to what they believe a personal God expects of them.
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