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9 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

Not even factual posts about the charges?

Unfortunately, no.

Based on past experience, whenever we’ve tried to set clear rules or guidelines for certain types of sensitive discussions or content that could have legal reprocussions, a significant number of posters either ignore or struggle to follow them.

This puts an unreasonable burden on the moderation team, who are then forced to wade through posts, dissect comments line by line, and make difficult judgment calls about what can stay and what needs to be removed. It becomes a time-consuming and often contentious process.

As a result, it’s far simpler and more effective to disallow the topic entirely rather than attempt to selectively moderate individual posts.

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    1 hour ago, FarNorthernD said:

    I actually thought May was pretty good on the weekend. We would be a worse side without him in it.

    Agree FND he stood up really well, he and TMac both did especially when Disco was sent forward to replace Harry Petty after half time we were a bit short forward and back. You can feel that Maysie isn’t quite right but he is such a great competitor.

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    9 hours ago, FarNorthernD said:

    I actually thought May was pretty good on the weekend. We would be a worse side without him in it.

    i thought he was good, but not great

    the panicked kick out of d50 has become the occasional rather than the exception

    and the round before i honestly thought lynch was edging towards keeping the tigs' competitive

    what i find is that he needs some consistent footy; difficult at the moment with the way that our games are spread out

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