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I hope that this could apply to all the threads and not just the breeders ones. I've seen a few threads get pretty nasty and it really shouldn't have. |
Thank you for your post Kim. I feel bad because I got into a heated arguement today, and I apologize. But I agree with everything you said. :thumbup: |
this is why I don't visit that section anymore excellent post!:thumbup: |
thanks for the reminder..... i refrain from doing too much posting for fear of being bashed if i say the wrong thing!! i'm glad that things are being monitored so we can feel more confident about posting. |
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I agree also. Though I did open my mouth a few times, I have always made my apologies. |
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Kim thank you for your "Not So Gentle Reminder" -- what a timely thread! It would be awesome if this post was a gateway that you had to go through and click on "I Agree" each time you entered the breeder's section. Then those who did not follow the posting rules shouldn't be surprised when they are suspended/banned. Way to go! Thank you!!! |
Oh dear... I just hope all the drama has passed. I know a member has already been banned. I just hope it doesn't continue... |
Please review my first post in this thread again. We, here at YT, try to keep it informative and helpful but with all the nastiness and hateful posts here in the breeder section I have to be honest, if it were up to me I would DELETE the whole section, lucky for you admin won't let me. We have talked about possibly implementing new rules in the breeder section which would result in serious suspensions/banning or allowing only experienced breeders to reply to posts. We wish these ideas weren't necessary and they are not. If you cannot reply with fact based, helpful information then don't. It's really just that simple. This section is consistently the most reported and cruelest section we have and I don't know why. We have so many experienced breeders here that no longer post or in some cases don't even want to be members anymore. I find that particularly sad and a detriment to yorkietalk. Please think before you post and remember everyone was new at one time. Thank You~ |
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:thumbup: Moderating this forum must be excruiating at times. I try to stay out because I have no breeding experience. But I have a lot of people experience. People come here as an alternative to/in addition to/before speaking to a vet. So maybe making it a "clinical forum" with different rules, responses would be more in line with how an experienced vet would communicate them. In those convrsations, most vets wouldn't be judgemental and most clients would not be defensive. I think it would be sad to have to do that tho. Thanks for never giving up! |
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It is my hope that people will think before they type and provide thoughtful experiences and insight into breeding. |
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But still It's as if breeders are being the one that is being put down and discourage to be here anymore. Which, if you read previous threads, is not the case. It should be for breeders/otheers to come down on the way they say things and put their words. because looking back at old threads you can see that they, breeders are the ones that end of feeling so strongly on a topic. Why not just tell people to don't post if you don't have anything positive to say, at all, on someones thread or face the consequences? You're making it seem that 'experience' breeders are being put down and they are not wanting to be here because of it. which is not the case at all. They are frustrated, that's all. Many others are frustrated also, but you're not mentioning them. Are breeders the only people that matter in this section? |
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:thumbup: I agree. I think things should just be said nicer. I think people need to know the 100% truth and things that could happen if something isnt done right. People NEED information. However, it should be polite. Not one person has answered the question of "Why cant you just say it nicely?". The only responses have basically been "I dont have to talk nice if I dont want to, and you cant make me". :( I wish that everyone could just be mature about it all. It would be a benefit to all. |
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I know there are some very inexperianced persons that come here with females ready to whelp, seemingly to not have prepared at all, but that does not mean they need lectures or bashing from us. They need help. Plain and simple. And you are right, we not only lose new new members to Yorkie Talk (who might have become donating members at some time), but we also lose (have lost) some long time members that will be sorely missed. So fellow YT'rs, if you see a thread asking/pleading for help, and you can't simply do that, help without the criticism (nicely put or not), then live by the rule my mother always taught me; "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all." A good rule to live by. |
Maybe you should just do it like other sites where they edit out the offensive parts of the post but leave the rest. The world is not all sunshine and lollipops. This topic will always bring about heated debate. What one person thinks was rude another thinks was straight forward and to the point. |
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Many people who stumble upon YorkieTalk have an immediate need for help. That is not the time for lectures about what should have or could have been done. That is the time to embrace the new member and offer what help we can. After the crisis is over then is the time to try and gently educate. I don't think that I would be willing to listen to someone, no matter how knowledgeable they are, if they were rude to me or made snide remarks in a thread I started asking for help. Those who can't or won't be educated -- well there is nothing we can do to help them or the plite of their Yorkies. Some of the most outspoken posters in this thread have no breeding experience, and a multitude of silent readers have a wealth of knowledge, but refuse to post. The sad thing is -- we all can learn from each other if we would quit trying to be right all the time and open our minds and hearts to the ideas of others. |
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Im pretty new here, but I have to say that this topic happened to me on my very first post. Made me feel stupid and I was afraid to post again. But, for the snotty comments i got, I also got alot of really kind words and help. Lets not let the "bad apples" spoil the barrel. So thanks from the new kids Kim! Elizabeth Duncan and Piper |
Some of the most outspoken posters in this thread have no breeding experience, and a multitude of silent readers have a wealth of knowledge, but refuse to post. The sad thing is -- we all can learn from each other if we would quit trying to be right all the time and open our minds and hearts to the ideas of others. [QUOTE] :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: |
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