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Post by Slavija on Oct 29, 2004 0:42:04 GMT -5
This forum is guided by a set of rules and guidelines. Anyone who posts on this forum is expected to follow these rules. Failure to do so will result in removal or editing of the offending post and in more severe cases banning of the user.
Everyone, for the ease of conversation, must sign his or her posts, no "anonymous" postings.
Do not start a new thread as a reply to a previous thread, unless it's at the bottom of the page.
Do not insult or slander any Slavic nation, your post will be erased.
No spaming allowed, in other words, If you are unwilling to logically defend you post or answer question with regard to your post, then you shouldn't post, spam will be erased.
Uphold civilized manner throughout discussions. This means no obscenities or personal attacks of any kind.
Do not discuss issues pertaining to the history or origins of Macedonia and/or Macedonians.
Do not post more then two replies to a single thread in a row. More then two replies will be deleted
No train wrecks allowed
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Post by Slavija on Oct 31, 2004 12:53:29 GMT -5
If anyone has any questions, comments, or suggestions with regard to the rules, feel free to post them here.
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Post by Lupul3Dacic on Oct 31, 2004 14:36:59 GMT -5
People should be able to discuss about the Hystory of Makedonia if they do it in an academic manner.
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Post by russkiivoin on Oct 31, 2004 17:56:49 GMT -5
People should be able to discuss about the Hystory of Makedonia if they do it in an academic manner. How do you propose we enforce that? |
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Post by Slavictorious on Oct 31, 2004 18:23:23 GMT -5
Well, once a flame war starts, we can always shut the thread down. But I was always curious, why are we not allowed to discuss the history of Makedonija?
Hail Slavija
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Post by russkiivoin on Nov 1, 2004 17:21:34 GMT -5
Well, once a flame war starts, we can always shut the thread down. But I was always curious, why are we not allowed to discuss the history of Makedonija? Hail Slavija Simply because the topic always causes continuous flame wars which would not stop regardless of any measure taken. We ended up deleting so many threads every day, that is just made more sense to ban this discussion. |
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Post by Lupul3Dacic on Nov 2, 2004 10:32:36 GMT -5
Russkii Voin said:
"Simply because the topic always causes continuous flame wars which would not stop regardless of any measure taken. We ended up deleting so many threads every day, that is just made more sense to ban this discussion."
The answer to this is given by one of the forum rules :
"Do not start a new thread as a reply to a previous thread, unless it's at the bottom of the page."
Russkii Voin said:
"People should be able to discuss about the Hystory of Makedonia if they do it in an academic manner. "
How do you propose we enforce that?
It is you, Russkii Voin, who are the best qualified to determine if an argument is given in an academic manner or not.
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Post by russkiivoin on Nov 3, 2004 22:28:26 GMT -5
Russkii Voin said: "Simply because the topic always causes continuous flame wars which would not stop regardless of any measure taken. We ended up deleting so many threads every day, that is just made more sense to ban this discussion." The answer to this is given by one of the forum rules : "Do not start a new thread as a reply to a previous thread, unless it's at the bottom of the page." Russkii Voin said: "People should be able to discuss about the Hystory of Makedonia if they do it in an academic manner. " How do you propose we enforce that? It is you, Russkii Voin, who are the best qualified to determine if an argument is given in an academic manner or not. I understand the concept, but this will probably just turn into the moderators deleting more and more posts with no effect. Nothing we tried before worked. |
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Post by JPSlovjanski on Nov 19, 2004 22:46:46 GMT -5
Here's a simple way of dealing with that Macedonia problem: Everytime they start flaming each other, post this and remind them that they have bigger problems. Soon it won' matter where anybody thinks that Macedonians come from because that land will be full of Albanians. "....Washington and Brussels had praised the government for preventing a Macedonian nationalist backlash against the laws, a crucial part of the 2001 Ohrid peace accord which ended 7 months of guerrilla conflict. "I think that one of the coalition parties sees its place in government as an instrument for the partial implementation of the political processes of the Ohrid agreement," he said, in a clear reference to the Democratic Union for Integration of ethnic Albanian former guerrilla leader Ali Ahmeti. "They promote only their own national and party ends."….The defeat of the November 7 referendum by no means ended Macedonia's ethnic problems. About 500,000 Macedonians, or one in three, voted to reverse the laws despite calls for a boycott from the government and from it powerful Western backers……. Its bid to join the European Union depends on mending ethnic divisions. But nationalists believe the coalition government is bowing too far to Western demands and that dividing local government on ethnic lines will split the country -- which many suspect remains the goal of Albanian leaders. Ethnic stability is vital to Macedonia, which could be vulnerable to any spillover in 2005 from its northern neighbor Kosovo, the volatile Serbian province ruled since 1999 by the United Nations..." www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/europ...reut/index.htmlv |
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Post by slovak on Apr 23, 2006 11:54:28 GMT -5
Just wondering why the Slovianski.com thread was taken off?
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Post by russkiivoin on May 8, 2006 18:46:38 GMT -5
Just wondering why the Slovianski.com thread was taken off? Hey Slovak, I'm fairly sure it wasn't deleted or taken off, its still there... |
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czaristslav
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Post by czaristslav on Dec 20, 2008 16:25:48 GMT -5
What about racist comments?
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Post by dzandza on Mar 18, 2018 0:40:50 GMT -5
How is it possible a Slavic forum to be set up and held in English language!? Ridiculous!
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Post by Pan-Slavic Patriot on Mar 26, 2018 8:46:46 GMT -5
How is it possible a Slavic forum to be set up and held in English language!? Ridiculous! As much as I'd love to use inter-slavic all the time... English is more widely known, and seems to be a common secondary tongue for many Slavs. But that is probably my Western roots showing  (I really need to get off my lazy Australian ass and become fluent in mymother tongue, Polish!). |
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(I really need to get off my lazy Australian ass and become fluent in mymother tongue, Polish!).