Is it fair game to stir the pot on these forums?
majorbigtime
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I beleive so, and have done so many times. After all, we are here to have some fun and to learn a bit about numismatics.
Often, the most popular (measured by number of posts) postings are controversial. I like to stir it up a bit, even to the point of taking abuse for doing so,
What say thee?
Often, the most popular (measured by number of posts) postings are controversial. I like to stir it up a bit, even to the point of taking abuse for doing so,
What say thee?
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Throw a bucket of turds in the pond and see what floats.
<< <i>I beleive so, and have done so many times. After all, we are here to have some fun and to learn a bit about numismatics.
Often, the most popular (measured by number of posts) postings are controversial. I like to stir it up a bit, even to the point of taking abuse for doing so,
What say thee? >>
Sure, why not?
Here's a topic:
Numerical grading: does it exist or not?
Ed. S.
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Tom
<< <i>I beleive so, and have done so many times. After all, we are here to have some fun and to learn a bit about numismatics.
Often, the most popular (measured by number of posts) postings are controversial. I like to stir it up a bit, even to the point of taking abuse for doing so,
What say thee? >>
Take it to the OF, BONEHEAD!
TorinoCobra71
Now really, MBT, when have you ever taken abuse? Perhaps there's a difference between stirring the pot and serving the same gruel for over a year.
subjects people tend to be passionate about, then yes. But with a few exceptions.
For one it should not contain factual errors. It should not be stated in such a way as
to incite or demean anyone. Keep spelling errors out of the title and the original post-
er should take some responsibility if it goes bad by either editing the title or asking it
be moved.
Of course you should do as you want but there is common courtesy, even when stirring
the pot.
<< <i>
Of course you should do as you want but there is common courtesy, even when stirring
the pot. >>
Sage advice--stir gently!
Sound like a broken record is BAD
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<< <i>Sure just as long as it is on subject (COINS) or related items or dealers.
No politics, religion, or other non-numismatic things. >>
If you really want to beat a dead horse then check out the open forum. And smoetimes coins come up.
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