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Originally Posted by Rea123son
My advice is put a letter through to let them know how you feel. Be polite in this letter, because they might not know they were disturbing you. Then try to record and report to police if they continue to disturb you hammering again. Why? After the letter to make them aware of their noise, any hammering is intentional and can be a cruel nuisance.
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Originally Posted by Jenkay
I see you're new here- just an FYI, look at the dates of the threads before responding, Offering advice on a situation that someone posted about 7 years ago isn't helpful and will draw the ire of many other posters for reopening old threads. Have fun on City Data!
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Yeah.. and watch out for the "self-appointed, CD posting-regulators":
Earlier example:
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Originally Posted by Kim in FL
Please check the dates on the threads before you throw your two cents in. We get that your neighbors are driving you crazy, but reviving old threads isnt' going to help.
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Yes, threads are begun at previous times and don't always remain relevant, but when people are new here they are just getting their feet wet, seeing something of interest and may not catch that a question was from years prior. Maybe if these threads would not be
left up for several years, it would prevent the problem of posting and then being judged (or attacked) for doing so.
(I surprisingly just got a notification about activity here, or I would not have even seen this).
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