Could you not just have reacted to the post on the locked thread by starting a new thread to do just that? ...... oh
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Could you not just have reacted to the post on the locked thread by starting a new thread to do just that? ...... oh
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Always one.
Thunder Bolt
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It was just wrong timing as HKFC has already explained. He didn't notice the thread had been locked. Moderators do have additional privileges to be able to moderate.
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I won't patronise you further with a 'bangs head against the wall' smiley, but which part of 'I was not aware the thread had been locked', is so hard to understand?
I acknowledged you didn't realise, you didn't acknowledge that deleting it would be the best thing to do.
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Life on NSC is pretty f*cking boring right now.
Thunder Bolt
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Go out & enjoy the sunshine instead.
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I have, I was out for lunch with an ex County League legend... now I'm bored!
I didn't because I don't believe IN THIS CASE it would be. That opening post was a hateful pack of lies, and that it is pulled apart is important, IMO. Far more important than upsetting any NSC users who feel any serious breach of forum protocol might have taken place.
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Ok, I have no more to say. I think it is wrong, but I probably made too much of it. Carry on matron!
Deportivo Seagull
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Thank f**k for that. Are you normally this tedious?
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Bless you, I always find the abusers have the best personalities.
Sorry I'm in Tesco doing the shopping so have no idea what this is about. I'll check when I'm home.
However when threads are locked the ability to post isn't closed off to mods so it's perfectly possible to post without noticing the thread is closed. I've done it myself on more than one occasion.
I agree with your point though. Other than to post "This thread has been closed because...." or similar, a mod shouldn't be posting just to get the last word in. And I don't believe any of our mods would do that.
Bladders
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That's 2 minutes of my life I wont get back 
It's never been discussed let alone "allowed".
I've located a closed thread which I assume this is about. This is my phone screen capture. No indication the thread is closed. It's the software, not the rules of the house.
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I've often criticised the moderating on here, but only for the lack of action, in my view, against Palace trolls.
Would I want to do it and deal with Mongs like me, not on your life.
As you were.
Would I want to do it and deal with Mongs like me, not on your life.
As you were.
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They have, but hey, I already gave up making a point.
I've now wasted 5-10 mins now to read the thread and it's exactly as I hypothesised may have happened, you've had explained to you and you still fail to believe it seems.
Mods make honest errors of judgement, like anyone can,but in this case it seems not.
As you were.
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Indeed. I had the dubious pleasure of Modding a political board many moons ago ... horrendous experience. Had to tone down my opinions and developed a strong affinity with the UN.
Much nicer being the one spouting nonsense.
