serious question
MF Administrator
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 8,193
From: South Carolina
Just in case anyone's forgotten, here are the Mustang Forum Rules -
https://mustangforums.com/forum/off-...f-updated.html
My personal favorites are #14-16, which allow us to handle situations where a member is causing trouble without breaking a specific rule. Keep in mind that this forum is NOT protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution. This is a private forum, and the MF Staff will take appropriate actions in the best interest of the forum. If a member's posts are causing trouble or are in any way deemed disruptive, those posts will be deleted and the member warned. If that member continues to cause problems, then the MF Staff will take harsher actions.
So consider this the warning...
https://mustangforums.com/forum/off-...f-updated.html
My personal favorites are #14-16, which allow us to handle situations where a member is causing trouble without breaking a specific rule. Keep in mind that this forum is NOT protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution. This is a private forum, and the MF Staff will take appropriate actions in the best interest of the forum. If a member's posts are causing trouble or are in any way deemed disruptive, those posts will be deleted and the member warned. If that member continues to cause problems, then the MF Staff will take harsher actions.
So consider this the warning...
4th Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 1,360
From: sttesuhcaxaT (The State you love to hate)
LOL @ thread. I think people need to take a chill pill and realize its the internet and you cant tell how people mean something... unless you talk to them in person. This is not a professional setting, and its not an english class... its the internet. Enjoy your stay.
If you cant handle someone replying with their opinion, dont ask for it. If you cant handle the fact that people make friends and joke around with them, go make some friends of your own.
If you cant handle someone replying with their opinion, dont ask for it. If you cant handle the fact that people make friends and joke around with them, go make some friends of your own.
I 2nd this post.
I try to be nice to everyone on this forum ( well Bladerunner, he a
)There some good members on here all over the world.
@ killjoy You seem to be a ******* off some members over here in the 4.6 section. But I have no beef with you
but in a way you come off sometime seems like youre stirring the pot alittle.It great that you have a fast v6..Congrats !!!! One thing I can tell you.East Coast has a very big following for Muscle cars.
That fact is we all own nice cars (Mustangs) and we should all try to get along because that is one thing we all have in common
The love for the FORD MUSTANGrepzard
4th Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 1,360
From: sttesuhcaxaT (The State you love to hate)
Must be the snow we're getting making me crazy.
No problem wilh Killjoy here
pretty sick V6 on jooose..Great numbers too.Lots of cool people on this forum and hope to meet some this year.
6th Gear Member
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 11,786
From: Virginia
Nearly everyone is taking themselves way to seriously. This is a crap thread and doesn't mean much in the grand scheme. This site has been going up and down through this kind of stuff since it was started. No new revelations are going to be had by over thinking it too much. Get your Zings in and move on to the next thread.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 762
From: Alpharetta, Ga
Dang, too many pages in just one day to read them all, so forgive if this has been said...
I think part of the problem, if there is one, is that 'mustang' forums encompasses soooo many years and models, that it's almost impossible to focus on the forums as a whole. So folks go to the sections that apply to them most, so you end up with group a in section x, group b in section y, group c in section z, etc, and that might make it seem cliquey...
It's a little different on, say, the LS1 forums, because they are limited to a smaller, more similar range of models, so it's easier to be part of the entire forum and not just a subset.
Having said that, I haven't found it to be cliquey here. But I only recently have started really paying attention. But that's my $.02.
I think part of the problem, if there is one, is that 'mustang' forums encompasses soooo many years and models, that it's almost impossible to focus on the forums as a whole. So folks go to the sections that apply to them most, so you end up with group a in section x, group b in section y, group c in section z, etc, and that might make it seem cliquey...
It's a little different on, say, the LS1 forums, because they are limited to a smaller, more similar range of models, so it's easier to be part of the entire forum and not just a subset.
Having said that, I haven't found it to be cliquey here. But I only recently have started really paying attention. But that's my $.02.
BrandofPoop
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 3,835
From: Bay Area
Wow, just read this whole thing, (I must be bored) lol. I'm a lone ranger here on the West Coast, cliques are a part of society. as teej put up, if you truly don't llike some one, just ignore their asses. I think we're all awesome anyways No homo.....
No homo.....
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,956
From: NC
You want to see a clique? https://mustangforums.com/forum/off-topic-10/ Take this section in doses and take nothing seriously.