So is it time

[*crikey*mate*]

that we all stopped commenting or passing judgement on posts or threads that we don't like?

eBay is a large and diverse community, There are always going to be some that like some things and some that don't.

So, as long as the post/thread is within eBay's guidleines, is it time to just let people post what and how they want?

Perhaps if you do find something offensive, how about PM'ing the person involved to politely explain your position instead of doing it in a manner that may cause humiliation.

*Disclaimer, the above option did not work very well for me, so in no way can I advise that this is the best option, but just a suggestion. LOL.

[lightningdance]

Bully bully bully bully bully bully bully bully bully bully bully.......& bully again.

Oh! I think I may have overused that word a bit or is this OK ]:)

[cherry*135]

Bullies claiming to be bullied, new twist on it.

[cherry*135]

No, its not OK , lightingdance (:^O)

[joz*garage]

The fine art of bait and report A-3. Trouble with that is most new IDs might believe them...and i think the artists know it.

[lightningdance]

No, its not OK , lightingdance (:^O)

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Bully for me then :^O

[suzie_2013]

Flashie is away macrame-ing

[*crikey*mate*]

Whoops! I used the wrong ID.....

[izabsmiling]

Personally I know that I would  want to announce that sort of thing on the boards so that that everyone knew it wasn't me.That would be the best solution and perhaps stop more people asking the same questions/

I can see very clearly why some may choose not to do it that way though..

[j*oono]

Iza, I quite agree.  After all, if you wanted someone else to share the information then it's a little odd to then call the person unethical for sharing it.  Why not just say so yourself?

[*crikey*mate*]

It might be time foa you to start another Defamation thread, eh?

Seems that at least one poster in here could do with a refresher course.....