Thread: Inappropriate comments

Several times now, I've seen inappropriate posts in threads where the topic is about women and shaving. For some unfathomable reason, such threads end up with 'funny' comments which one would expect from hormonal teenagers instead of gentlemen.

Such comments have no place here.

Originally Posted by Bruno

... For some unfathomable reason, such threads end up with 'funny' comments which one would expect from hormonal teenagers instead of gentlemen.

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Perhaps our demographic has changed?

Be that as it may, I concur wholeheartedly with Bruno. Leave the misogyny at the door, and if that is too much for you be careful that the door doesn't hit you on the arse on the way out.

James.

A way I look at it is this:

I consider SRP public. I enjoy humor as much as the next guy but what has been coming up is more private humor and should be either done with tact or not at all. Please be considerate with your posts as we do have female members.

Thank you Bruno. Straight Razor Place should always be a family friendly forum.

It's not just those threads Bruno...but anyhoo. Thank you for this post and lets hope that all members take notice

I agree Bruno.

There comes a point in time when a boy SHOULD turn into a man.

Originally Posted by Catrentshaving

It's not just those threads Bruno...but anyhoo. Thank you for this post and lets hope that all members take notice

Take it from me, Bruno means all posts/threads. We just had to resort to banning a new guy with a very few posts because he had a screen name that the mod team felt was inappropriate for a family oriented forum. He refused to change it and replied with an obscene remark so ....... like water, he will have to seek his own level. I am sure it is someplace on the web.

I've noticed in general people just being rude IMO. Newbs are asking question, and getting smart replies. Just the other day someone wanted to leave SRP, and I could guess why by the comments that followed.

I think the whole point is that SRP should be a safe comfortable environment for ALL members. Rude posts, whether they pertain to gender, politics, religion etc, have no place here. The key IMO is gentlemanlike behaviour.

Joking and picking at each other out of fun is fine. Beligerent, obnoxious, or crude..4chan would be better suited for you. As far as someone being rude to a newbee, I'm sorry to hear that, everyone needs to keep in mind that at one point YOU were that person asking rudimental questions too, so keep that in mind, or don't post in the beginners sections, plain and simple folks. Personally I like posting and replying to folks in the beginners forum, helping out those new people like others did for me...pay it forward guys!