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Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2016 10:51

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sorry.....it has been drawn to my attention that this is not in Introduction section,but Nightlife and Events.(thanks Less - better get myself off to Specsavers) That means the mods won't slap our hands.
Apologies to you Steverh.
However, the criticism still stands.

Less 13-11-2016 10:56

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Originally Posted by steverh (Post 1181307)
I don't do spam myself!! If you were to do things the long way round, Google my name and the words that come after it in my original post, and you'll find umpteen references to me and my interests. Other respondees have chastised me for assuming that the older readers don't need any digital assistance.

You don't do spam?

What do you call it then?

We wouldn't have to google your name IF you had been polite enough to follow site rules and introduced yourself.

Then perhaps after a few interesting threads/posts put forward by you, you would have perhaps a different response from us owd grumps?

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Originally Posted by steverh (Post 1181307)
Links just foreshorten matters.

As you can see from the results, links alone, don't foreshorten matters, they make us suspicious of your motives.
When Accyweb first started we weren't quite the older generation though now we are fast approaching it.
In future wherever you put your link do it with thought and get the site owners permission before assuming it's a free site just to advertise your business.

Thank You.

;)

Eric 13-11-2016 10:58

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Originally Posted by steverh (Post 1181305)
By 'eck lads, tha'r a touchy bunch!

Some are even tetchy;)

Less 13-11-2016 11:03

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1181312)
sorry.....it has been drawn to my attention that this is not in Introduction section,but Nightlife and Events.(thanks Less - better get myself off to Specsavers) That means the mods won't slap our hands.
Apologies to you Steverh.
However, the criticism still stands.

It's an age thing Margararet, any time you feel you need help with the site or are struggling with links don't hesitate to get in touch, that's what we of the younger generations are here for!

:hidewall::alright:

Less 13-11-2016 11:15

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Originally Posted by steverh (Post 1181305)
Research? I've found out more than I expected wi' one post!

Ah! That must be where you are confused?

Putting a link to a business on without the sites permission is Spam not research.

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2016 11:18

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Thanks Less. So good to know there are folk out there in Accyweb who will help their elders:)

steverh 13-11-2016 13:41

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Hello Margaret,
Thanks for your advice. I don't think you're getting at me at all. It's good to hear a moderate response. The post I made was as a result of becoming frustrated at being unable to find any information with up to date contact details for groups in Accrington. It seems to be singularly absent from digital media.
I certainly seem to have upset many of the Accyweb Gods and others.
I've contacted Hyndburn U3a, and as yet received no complaints from them.
Regards, Steve

Gremlin 13-11-2016 14:02

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If anybody would like to come to one of my talks/lectures you would be made most welcome, no charge either but maybe buy me a pint at the bar afterwards.
The title is "My life in the military and how I rose through the ranks".


I can assure you it wont be boring.

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2016 14:10

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Originally Posted by steverh (Post 1181323)
Hello Margaret,
Thanks for your advice. I don't think you're getting at me at all. It's good to hear a moderate response. The post I made was as a result of becoming frustrated at being unable to find any information with up to date contact details for groups in Accrington. It seems to be singularly absent from digital media.
I certainly seem to have upset many of the Accyweb Gods and others.
I've contacted Hyndburn U3a, and as yet received no complaints from them.
Regards, Steve

I am pleased that you did not take offence at my suggestion. I like, where possible, to offer helpful advice.
I am sure you can see where it can be misconstrued, that you are here to promote yourself.
It would have been better to follow and post to some of the threads before embarking on the promotion of your own interests and business.
It isn't that we are a hostile bunch, it is just that many have trod the path that you set out on.
They have come here and told us what we are doing wrong and how we should be doing things. Not that I am suggesting that that was your aim.
Anyway, now you are here, welcome and I hope you find lots to interest you, stimulate you and post things to the forum.
I look forward to your posts.
Oh, and a blog would be interesting too.

DaveinGermany 13-11-2016 14:44

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Eeh! Seems as there's a fair few feathers ruffled here. :)

Less 13-11-2016 15:03

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1181324)
If anybody would like to come to one of my talks/lectures you would be made most welcome, no charge either but maybe buy me a pint at the bar afterwards.
The title is "My life in the military and how I rose through the ranks".


I can assure you it wont be boring.

Rather just buy you the pint and talk at the bar.

Nowt worse than having to sit through a discussion and having to wait politely with an empty glass for a break in proceedings to get a refill.

Though I could up your, "My life in the military and how I rose through the ranks" and raise it with, "My life at AccyWeb and how I remained rank".
(It will all be from memory, I've done no research).

Gremlin 13-11-2016 15:20

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I can assure you less the talk won't last more than five minutes, if that.

Less 13-11-2016 15:37

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1181332)
I can assure you less the talk won't last more than five minutes, if that.

In the wrong hands 5 minutes can seem an eternity especially if your the victim of a researcher with powerpoint.

Barrie Yates 13-11-2016 15:53

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Originally Posted by Gremlin (Post 1181324)
If anybody would like to come to one of my talks/lectures you would be made most welcome, no charge either but maybe buy me a pint at the bar afterwards.
The title is "My life in the military and how I rose through the ranks".


I can assure you it wont be boring.

Perhaps we could do it as a double act:)

DaveinGermany 13-11-2016 15:57

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 1181334)
Perhaps we could do it as a double act:)

Ooh! Eric & Ernie? :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHk7uyJtbTQ


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