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This is an NYC forum. People post and discuss topics related to NYC. Where exactly is the issue? That people discuss topics not to your liking? Is there an approved list of topics?
Let's say I hate Honda's and I participate In a general car forum. Everytime someone discusses Honda's, I castigate them and tell them they should stop.
Would that be rational behavior?
How come you have such a hard time understanding? I think I'm typing loud and clear
You do a lot of complaining
You bring absolutely nothing of substinence here
How not more clear could I be
I mean, prove me wrong and post your links
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If I had to guess, an example of a "positive" post (and to your liking) would be to the effect of, " Here's how to get FREE...in NYC. Follow these easy steps" or " Yesterday there were 2 murders. Today, there's 1. We're headed on the right direction!"
If I had to guess, an example of a "positive" post (and to your liking) would be to the effect of, " Here's how to get FREE...in NYC. Follow these easy steps" or " Yesterday there were 2 murders. Today, there's 1. We're headed on the right direction!"
Well show us how your contributions to C-D are so valuable
Otherwise why are you here
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Substance is subjective. Notwithstanding, did I miss the forum rules which mandate "posters only allowed who bring forth substance". Then the question must follow. Substance according to whom? Who decides what is substantive and what is not?
No links yet? No further questions Your Honor
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