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PatSeg

(49,721 posts)
13. It used to be more consistent
Fri Aug 5, 2016, 06:32 PM
Aug 2016

when the mods were in control. Now it is rather hit or miss depending on who is chosen for the jury.

Nitram

(24,604 posts)
5. Don't worry, groups like that will just ban from posting if you appear...
Thu Aug 4, 2016, 02:32 PM
Aug 2016

...to be suggesting alternative points of view. That's what happened to me in the Bernie group. It was painless.

 

clarice

(5,504 posts)
9. Thanks that DEFINITELY answers my question.....No dissenting opinions tolerated. Glad I asked.nt
Thu Aug 4, 2016, 04:20 PM
Aug 2016

PETRUS

(3,678 posts)
10. I wouldn't put it that way.
Thu Aug 4, 2016, 08:14 PM
Aug 2016

This is a group for socialists. If your local public library announces a Jane Austen appreciation night and you think Pride and Prejudice is shit and the people who love it are awful, there are very few good and honest reasons for you to attend.

You know your intentions. I don't. The group hosts will have to make inferences based on what you have to say and how you present it. If you're not here to be deliberately hostile, I don't think there's much reason to worry. Besides, the worst possible consequences (being blocked from further posts in this one particular group) are trivial.

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