Just got that in the
Alrighty then.... I dont wasnt to be where I am not wanted.
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Alrighty then.... I dont wasnt to be where I am not wanted.
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The Non Christian areas are not for Christians to start threads in. It is against the rules.
Yeah I got the same when I wanted to post a thread there.
A moderator made it know a while back because the forum used to let Christians start threads in non-Christian areas and they asked Christian to refrain from starting threads in there. It appears that with the new forum model that problem has be rectified.
I did not know it was in the rules. Thank you. I never tried there again but now I know why I was rejected.
Yes if I remember right, we had one Christian member starting multiple threads in there. It was a long time ago, years.I did not know it was in the rules. Thank you. I never tried there again but now I know why I was rejected.
I'm not totally sure why, a member of the staff would have to answer that. But it keeps us interacting and also separate. We can respond to their threads, but not start them in their areas. I think perhaps in my opinion it keeps the area clean for them so it doesn't get cluttered.
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Yes, but when one is posting something of historical interest that is certainly non-Christian
it should not be posted in a Christian area either.
Ill refrain as I weed out my drop box.
Drop box said I have no space left and to pay money to add things.
I have very little in drop box, so I just am not paying for it.
Ill just delete them if they have no Christian reference.
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