Oh, just to mention:
If you look back through your posts here and there is anything you wish you hadn't said in public as far as I can tell you can go back and edit it so it is no longer there.
For some of us that could take quite a while.

Oh, just to mention:
If you look back through your posts here and there is anything you wish you hadn't said in public as far as I can tell you can go back and edit it so it is no longer there.
Oh, just to mention:
If you look back through your posts here and there is anything you wish you hadn't said in public as far as I can tell you can go back and edit it so it is no longer there.
That would put me back to a "Regular" instead of "Leg end" and I might lose all my trophies.Oh, just to mention:
If you look back through your posts here and there is anything you wish you hadn't said in public as far as I can tell you can go back and edit it so it is no longer there.
That would put me back to a "Regular" instead of "Leg end" and I might lose all my trophies.Think I'll leave 'em on and just take the flack
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Well you have nowOr maybe a Senior, oh but you already are one. Anyway I don't think I've got anything posted I'm ashamed of,
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When you post to a public forum you relinquish all control over the content you post.
Somehow I can't see that someone calling someone else an " effing frog faced ***** " on this forum remaining unmoderated .But it remains on Facebook .
@ohitsnicola , the threads are there as a tinyurl link that leads to the thread on here.
Which brings me back to a point I made in a previous post, that the link leads to a thread on here that the OP is possibly unaware of being linked to from Facebook. There are comments made by Facebook posters that the OP may never see, or have the right of response to .If a Facebook member wants to make a point, why not use the original thread here to make that comment and reply ?
I'd be interested to hear the opinions from some of the OP's whose threads have been linked , @AnnieC , @ConradJ ? How do you feel about it ?
Signy
Just wondered what your opinions are on diabetes uk reposting on Facebook?
For example, I know my mum has 'liked' the page on Facebook and therefore, even though she is not a member of this forum she can read our posts.
Maybe I'm just over thinking it ... But I would have preferred our discussions to be kept private
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I think we are all now up to speed with what is or isn't private but our beef remains in that we didn't know our posts were being put onto FB and they were being used to sex up the FB page to make this site more interesting to possible members, that is tacky and not needed, if someone really needs help or information the fact that so and so has got a boil on his/her bum and its publicised on FB isn't going to impress them. it may give them a giggle and they may come on over here for a gander but its still tacky.
I'm sorry @satindoll, but I'd disagree with you on that. Given the way that I and many others use facebook, I'd be very surprised if there weren't many people who have followed links to discussions and decided to stick around.
For all the dislike and dumbasses, there are plenty who do use it as a way of finding out more information. I think there is absolutely nothing wrong with posting links from the forum on facebook and twitter as a way to encourage people to come here and join in, or even discuss on facebook. Just because there are dumbasses doesn't mean there aren't people benefitting. It's a pity we don't have any indication of the split.!
Surely we would be allowed to ask the question
"How many members found this site via viewing Facebook" which would give some kind of indication of the split
Don't assume that just because many of us use the forum for contribution, others wouldn't know where to start. As a bad quote from somewhere, it's surprising how many people think the internet IS facebook....
I've already made my views clear on whether people should have been aware that threads were/are being shared.
Why, thank you kindly izzi, much appreciated. I'll put them on my window sill.
Well I guess we will have to agree to disagree then. I may be a dumbass for not knowing it was happening but then I wasn't the only one.
Dumbass No satindoll, naive, possibly, like me too and probably many, many others. We have some knowledge of what may take place on the Internet, fraud, gossip, slander, out and out war amongst people, bullying, the list is endless, but it's the little things that we may see as insignificant and not related to us,actually are
Then once you start digging ,it can be like a minefield.
'It is human to err' Le Corbusier ( 1887 - 1965)
I found this site by googling Diabetes support.
RRB x