BC Etiquette

Do you really think that's not clearly on the record already? 

You can keep making this thread about driving if you want to (it's clear some folks are right there with you) -- I happen to agree with Dave and said so.  Nobody's going to have anything deleted because it's not about BC etiquette, however you wish to define it.  Feel free to PM me if you want to tell me how bad I am as a moderator.

I didn't start talking about driving... Kneel Turner did and I wrote that I didn't know what it had to do with BC etiquette. Check the record.
As an adminstrator and Owner of the site you have a greater threshold than the rest of us in terms of influencing content. You have the ultimate recourse to banning and deletion of threads and therefore you have editorial power. Unless you want TAY just to become a mirror of the views and content YOU find useful or appropriate or deem relevant, in effect Marcus's FOX NEWS TAY... you'd be well advised to use your voice sparingly in that regard.

Thanks for the tip. Trying to re-rail this thread instead of having it turn into another fight, I'm happy to have used some measure of influence, if folks want to interpret it that way.

Thanks for the tip. 

You're welcome.

Scotsman,
I understand that and you do not have to defend yours yourself. From past experience, when voicing my opinion that is in disagreement with yours, it has resulted in an inappropriate PM from you. That said, I choose not to comment as much as a may have otherwise because you like to push other people buttons and dominate the content.

He probably tries to harass and bully you because he knows you're smaller than him.

because he knows you're smaller than him.

Pheeeew! Thats a relief.......... I didn't know he was smaller than me and was worried about meeting him accidently in the BC.
One less thing to worry about when touring.... ..............Thanks Aaron.

second read same as the first.  the light touch on the wheel with intent to respect the topic was just right.   the flamethrower and the p/a are best left on the shelf