Forum T&C and implementation

[adamtemp64]

http://www.o2.co.uk/termsandconditions/other-products-and-services/o2-community

still has references to the old phbb forum (red flag)

I urge all members to read the T&C to ensure when posting they do not breach them

[Anonymous]

its a toughie... " is defamatory of any person, entity or ORGANISATION " In theory that could justify red flagging any criticism of O2 in recent days.... what is defamatory and what is fair comment...its a tough call sometimes.

[Anonymous]

Makes sense to review them, Adam. Thanks.

Muffmasterh, I always feel it's usually best to just apply common sense and your best judgement to the specific situation

[Anonymous]

I agree Leonard and usually its obvious but I was making a point that just sometimes it could be a tough call.....

[Anonymous]

Yep, definitely true

[jonsie]

I'm guessing that 25% of posts on the 11th breached one or more of those conditions, that's a conservative estimate. Most of the regulars are aware of what can/can't be posted and did a good job of policing the original forum.

[Anonymous]

Wednesday was a day where people were quite upset, but doesn't it come down to the strictness of applying those rules? In that regard, it seems a lot has changed during the last 6 months.

[adamtemp64]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Wednesday was a day where people were quite upset, but doesn't it come down to the strictness of applying those rules? In that regard, it seems a lot has changed during the last 6 months.

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No Rules and T&C are not guidlines they are conditions and must be applied to all posts, not selectivly do not try to bend the rules enforce them.

[perksie]

@Leonard, just off the top of your head, what would your reaction be to this as a reply? :

"Not as much as I pity you, I shall sleep soundly tonight with or without a working phone. Good luck."

to this post:

"I pity you."

[Anonymous]

Hi perksie,

I would probably edit both replies because it's a personal attack.