Maybe the rules exempt Afrikaans all other languages are banned

Does seem to me that not only was the language rule relaxed somewhat, but the age one as well.

So many kids on here splitting on others, does look like a primary school chat group.

Go play with yourself

When i started on the forum I didnt know it was only English allowed. I reply on one thread with Afrikaans and was band for a month.

My question was legitimate. I wanted to know if there were official rule changes. When I contacted admin after my banning I recieved quite a hostile reply. And one thread a while ago mentioned a "mass unbanning".

On 2018-11-23 10:13:54 Blades said:
My question was legitimate. I wanted to know if there were official rule changes. When I contacted admin after my banning I recieved quite a hostile reply. And one thread a while ago mentioned a "mass unbanning".

The person that was implementing the banning,was seriously trigger happy!
I also received a hostile reception to my phone call...until Matt intervened.
My first banning, I accepted and sat out the 30 days.

the second one was a bit ridiculous...as the lady could not comprehend that the Africaans word for bread has a totally different meaning in English.
Then Matt intervened and I was un-banned.
Note: Africaans deliberately spelt incorrectly-to avoid another banning.

On 2018-11-23 09:50:33 jjsoap said:
Does seem to me that not only was the language rule relaxed somewhat, but the age one as well.

So many kids on here splitting on others, does look like a primary school chat group.

I have to agree with you on that one @jjsoap!

Best thing is if you not sure ask the office, or just stick to English!

Stick to English even if you spell like a ass.... (that's Me lol)
Atleast im trying.
or my phone with predicted texting and I don't read it before posting.

I am sometimes lost for the correct phrase to flatter a lady in English, but know it in a shared language*. Yet I don't post it because of the rule. I just stick to the "official" language, even if the rule is in my opinion a bit discriminatory. I come here for fun, so I toe the line and try not to stir.

*Many a time the lady I wanted to "sweet talk" was Meg :P

On 2018-11-23 14:41:04 Chameleon said:
I am sometimes lost for the correct phrase to flatter a lady in English, but know it in a shared language*. Yet I don't post it because of the rule. I just stick to the "official" language, even if the rule is in my opinion a bit discriminatory. I come here for fun, so I toe the line and try not to stir.

*Many a time the lady I wanted to "sweet talk" was Meg :P

Whaha thanks for the laugh babe! Naughty boy...;-)