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| 20 Jan 08, 8:32 PM ToakReon UK(RH), 12 yrs |
Hi ... Toak To predict the behaviour of ordinary people in advance, you only have to assume that they will always try to escape a disagreeable situation with the smallest possible expenditure of intelligence - Friedrich Nietzsche | ||
| 20 Jan 08, 8:40 PM ToakReon UK(RH), 12 yrs |
Damn ... Toak To predict the behaviour of ordinary people in advance, you only have to assume that they will always try to escape a disagreeable situation with the smallest possible expenditure of intelligence - Friedrich Nietzsche | ||
| 20 Jan 08, 8:43 PM De_Luxe UK, 5 yrs |
Hello probies. I mean noobies.
Apart from those who have been around a bit before joining IC there are quite a few of you who are brand spanking new | ||
| 20 Jan 08, 9:27 PM CoeurDeLion UK(E), 8 yrs |
Welcome to the brave new world of the self-appointed great and the good. Shudders. And can we have a list of all the things that the quality of posts will be judged against? So we can make sure that we are behaving like a twue dom or sub. Shudders again. I should, perhaps, add a rider here to suggest that all irony is intentional. I'm starting to think that not only is IC having a sense of humour failure, but there are a growing number of people with a sense of reality failure as well.
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| 20 Jan 08, 9:47 PM DDDDom 6 yrs |
I often just say hello to newbies on here and specifically state that I don't want a reply - people often seem surprised by that! Sex pleasure in woman is a kind of magic spell; it demands complete abandon; if words or movements oppose the magic of caresses, the spell is broken. Simone de Beauvoir | ||
| 20 Jan 08, 9:51 PM Temuchin UK(M), 11 yrs |
Wild horses wouldn't drag me onto any committee (read Kangeroo court!) and I would fight tooth and nail to stop any such thing happening. And how in gods name do you intend to "grade people on the quality of thier posts"? Correct Grammar? Syntacical Style? Understanding of BDSM? - PMSL!!! 8 years ago when I came on the scene to be blunt I knew Jack All about BDSM - I knew what I was inside but didnt understand the lexicon, the techniques and loads of other stuff - since then I have learnt a lot - by accepting the very simple truth that the day I stop learning is the day they bury me. I deeply believe BDSM should be all inclusive and do try and help genuine sounding newbies where I can - But 8 years of knowledge doesnt make me better than them (just fucking older mostly) and believe me when I say the thing I value most within the BDSM community is my REPUTATION thats taken a few years to build and I value it highly - But that doesnt give me the right to judge anyone ever. So any suggestion to make IC exclusively the preserve of experienced people or those with a vouch is simply NEVER going to get my vote. IC Served me well when I was a newbie - I read, eventually posted, instantly regretted it when the flames were licking round me! But I stuck around and learnt more (still get the odd flame licking my nether regions but hey!) - Thats exactly how it should stay.
Yes - a "newbies" board might be a good idea, for the simple reason that they may feel less intimidated in posting there
and those like you who dont want to be polluted by newbies can avoid that board - perhaps we should set a time span before a newbie stops being a newbie - shall we say 2 years - Oh perhaps not, that would include you Can we fix it..... ermm maybe | ||
| 20 Jan 08, 9:58 PM DDDDom 6 yrs |
Good idea - maybe a board for newbies who can only post there if joined in the first month so they can talk with each other and no-one else as well as the main boards. So they can compare notes... Sex pleasure in woman is a kind of magic spell; it demands complete abandon; if words or movements oppose the magic of caresses, the spell is broken. Simone de Beauvoir | ||
| 20 Jan 08, 10:13 PM syndeetoo UK(WC), 6 yrs |
That is SUCH a good idea! Then they can spend time getting to know each other, (as well as getting to grips with Really Important Topics such as "slave or sub?" and all that crap, so the main boards don't have to be so tedious.) Dear Admin, New Year, New Newbie board? begging prettily syndeeshackles
Change your lightbulbs…and then, change your paradigm. | ||
| 20 Jan 08, 10:30 PM frogman UK(SE), 5 yrs |
It does seem a hell of a lot quieter in here than it was during the summer when I joined... I reckon it's a seasonal thing, most of the pervs are hibernating or have flown South for the winter. Don't worry spring's round the corner and their natural perving instinct's will soon leap into action.
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| 20 Jan 08, 10:31 PM jodyswitch UK, 4 yrs |
As a newbie (I have just waited seven days to be able to go into chat and post) I have to say that this thread makes me feel less inclined to post rather than more inclined as it comes across as quite hostile from some of the more established members. I know nothing about anything and hubby and I are extremely new to this. We have many questions-of course we do-but we have been happily reading historical posts for most of the day. The one thing that did strike us is the (mostly) intelligent and informative posts we came across. We do feel we are in the right place but may be initially too shy and a touch nervous to post too often. Threads like this increase the likelihood of newbies like us 'hanging back' so maybe the suggestion of a newbie board is a good idea. |