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This is a civil society and the Monastery has historically more civil (at least in language) than most places.

If you can't restrain yourself from 'language' that somebody else muted you for, then go to a chat room that accepts chat like that. Many people just don't like being in conversations like that. If they happen to have the ability to mute you, bully to them for doing it!

I'm not a prude, but I AM a father. I also know that there are some monks who are quite young from whom I have seen pretty good code - teens and in one case only 12. Take that into account when you talk on the CB and perhaps you would avoid whatever language got you muted.

-Kurt

In reply to Re: Reputation and Accountability by KPeter0314
in thread Reputation and Accountability by chip

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