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Anonymouse Posted Apr 21, 2002
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Apr 21, 2002
Oh no - not again! I thought it was alright for us to use bubbly!
Just after getting over being moderated yesterday for typing (in English) with a heavy Swedish accent!
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Apr 21, 2002
[wondering if the Moderator has the tool mentioned here: <./>A519662#5</.>]
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Anonymouse Posted Apr 24, 2002
Ya can't type with an accent??? You gotta be fugging kidding. 
At least they're putting the bubblish back, eventually.. well.. most of it, anyway. 
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Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Apr 24, 2002
Bubblish only back if the Italics are online, but not if left to the Moderator/s...
...and we got away with the accent at first, but then there was a change of shift, new Moderator, who obviously didn't bother to even try to figure out that 'vått' = 'what' or 'immädschineishönn' = 'imagination'...
Sometimes it feels a bit hazardous if your postings will be Moderated or not - some Moderators are 
and some are nitpicky... it all seems to depend on who's on duty at the time...
...but my postings were reinstated by one of the Italics, who also apologized to me - but I had already been offended - it would have been better if it had never happened in the first place!
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Anonymouse Posted Apr 28, 2002
*nods* 'Twould indeed!
<< it all seems to depend on who's on duty at the time..>>
... and how much power they wish to weild.
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