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Have you read her posts?! Not only are they articulated but very well spoken.
Moderators can also see IP address and considering I am a moderator, I can attest that they are NOT the same.
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Definitely not Nannyde. Mark my words.
Have you read her posts?! Not only are they articulated but very well spoken.
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How do you become a moderator? Just curious for curiousity sake?Comment
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Maybe I'm the odd one. But, I love a good debate thread.
I don't generally trust people who post unregistered (unless they state that upfront)
But, I thought those posts were good.Comment
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I kinda feel like this is turning into a real-life-ACT style-word problem...
--If pam and Sally eat at Joes, but Joe only cooks on Monday and Thursday, and on Friday he was at Sallys......Where did Kevin eat :confused::
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IF I had the time I am sure I could figure out who the unregistered registered screen name was with the few clues we have been given......
Come to think of it maybe it is Michael...and there is a PRIZE for who ever figures ut is trick!!
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OK maybe I hang out with kids TOO much....we have been really into playing "super spies" this week
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That's called being a sock puppet. ::
So, she's a sock puppet!!!!
(I still enjoyed the threads... and this added drama is interesting too)Comment
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As to "unregistered", I can appreciate that you have questions and for fear of it being a sensitive topic or one that you may get grief for bring up and post unregistered. Several of us have admitted to doing so.
But, Blackcat has it right. You say you are a provider, you say you are a parent, granted you are entitled to be both, but what is it really?!
You come to this forum in search of advice or answers and yes, some of those may have had snarky comments but when we take time out of our day to read and educate ourselves further by adressing others issues, we don't appreciate the occassional troll that drops in, stirs up controversy, gets all of us riled up only to never come back again.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I hope some were helpful to you. If you want to be treated with respect here, all you have to do is register. And if you feel the need to be unregistered on occasion because of a certain topic, feel free to post unregistered. Simply state in your post that you are a registered provider logging out.
In the end, it's your choice to leave. Were you hoping for a farewell party?! Again, if we knew who you were, you can bet people would be wishing you the very best today and days to come!Comment
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Admin recruits... LOL!! There is a whole section on Mods in the FAQ section and does a great job explaining how it all works.
I have NO issues with unregistered posters. Many have some really good questions and/or advice. Many of them end up becoming registered users and contribute greatly to the forum and add a lot the knowledge base that is the point of this forum.
I too, love a great discussion thread about topics that have differing viewpoints. Those types of discussions can be very educational and informative....but not if they aren't genuine from the get go....Comment
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I applaud your honesty about your intentions and kinda who you are in a way. Now i need to go find the old Unregistered posts and see what all the drama is about! haha
I did read the one about daycare providers being on the internet. I thought it seemed a little weird but wasn't sure why. Now I knows. Pretty interesting!
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well, I'm a mod on a parenting site and we don't allow anon. users to reg. several accounts, because that means trouble. Also, I think its strange that you would post anon for a basic question, you said your dh made fun of your name, why is he on your account, who is watching you and why would a parent ask the question "what do we do all day" unless you are doing nothing all day and sleeping during the day. I have a feeling that you got caught and wanted some support.Comment
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Im wondering how you know that 2 unregistered are the same person and someone has 2 user names.Comment
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This is why I registered under my REAL name and state. I would never say anything online about a dck or parent, that I wouldn't tell them in real life. When you get me, you get the REAL me.
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When I was a "forum virgin" I posted a few comments as unregistered that I am now very ashamed of. I posted some nasty comments to a person I now greatly respect. So in a way I am glad the posts were unregistered. But it was very wrong of me at that time to try and hide behind the unregistered name. I should have had the guts to say it "out loud" or not say it at all.
I have also posted a few things as unregistered because they were about very personal things about my family situation and would rather the whole world didn't know where it came from ....and yet I felt I had knowledge to share on the subject being discussed.. I am sure the mods know and I am forever grateful for their integrity in keeping it private. Under those circumstances, I feel being unregistered was the way to go.
I guess what I'm trying to say is the "unregistered" has it's place. But it should not be for "stirring the pot". I have learned my lesson on that one.
I sincerely have grown to love my friends on this board and for that reason will always try to be "me". Honesty is never a bad thing.Comment
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I completely agree. Couldn't have said it better myself.lovethis
If I say anything here about any of my DC families, I guarentee they already know it.
With a mouth like mine, I don't need a backbone. LOL
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I agree with this, to a point. I try to stay more general on what and how I post - sometimes even tweaking small (unimportant) details - more to protect the privacy of my daycare families than my own privacy. Anyone who knows me pretty much knows everything I would post here, but I don't think it's fair to the families in my daycare to put their information out there in a way that they could be identified with it, without their knowledge and consent.Comment
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