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Bad Guy Pet harbor in Boardman Ohio

BillZ said:
1. Am I to assume that it is just the "S" word involved? I only ask as I didn't notice any warnings issued for the

2. I just want to better understand the rules and know that they apply to all involved.

3. Maybe in a PM you can point me to the Rules regarding infractions.
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Rich can definitely speak for himself, this is my personal observation:

1. Warnings and/or infractions may have been issued privately and none of us would be the wiser. The OP has since stopped commenting and as far as I can tell did not escalate her comments to "profanity" against another member.

2. They apply to all.

3. Rich specifically referenced "POS". There are sections regarding "Profanity" and "Overly abusive towards another member" in the rules of the BOI. I think Rich did the right thing in this case to publicly address it in an effort to help curtail things and help put the thread back onto a more professional tone. There is a link at the beginning of the BOI titled:
Rules for Posting on the BOI <-- REQUIRED READING!!
 
That discussion would be more appropriate in the Feedback Forum since it's getting off topic.
 
In my opinion, usually the person with something to prove, and has a valid claim, is usually the most passionate and active person in said thread when they KNOW THEY ARE RIGHT. Especially if they started said thread. She answered not one of my questions, not that she is obligated to. I think Bill is spot on here. Elexis overstepped her bounds and she knows it. God forbid she has a neighbor with a baby who cried two minutes beyond Elexis' tolerance level. I'm sure a call to child protective services would have fixed the crying, while ruining the parents lives. Just sayin'.
 
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