Well, I would conclude that if certain types of post keep being edited/deleted it doesnt pay to post such topics and replies. Lot of new handles here on tractor talk, that I had only seen on the "not to be mentioned "board. We have always had alot of civil off topic discussions here and most of us, enjoyed most of them, but lately the discussions that caused us to avoid that other board, have drifted here, which is only gonna make all the OT things a point to argue, which will degrade the other boards to the level of the "not to be mentioned "board. I personnally like the diversity that is here, but really dont enjoy the peeing matches.
This post is not intended to offend any one and is strictly the opinion of Dave from MN. It is not intended to start anything, or even end anything. Sponsored by the gang that wants to keep it clean here.
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