Seems we need a Reminder of the rules of this topic.
I will NOT tolerate anybody causing provocation.
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Originally Posted by Cable Forum
The old Brexit thread, due to it's size and other issues, has now been closed.
While opening a new thread on Brexit. It has been noticed over the last few days that, we seem to be falling back in to the pathetic child like arguments, using words such as "Remoaners and Brexstremists".
A person who voted to leave the EU and expects that result to be enacted and leave the EU in it's entirety, they are not a extreme or hard Brexiteer.
So therefore, do not use any kind of extra labeling that can be considered provocative by either side.
AND NO getting around this rule by using different variations that amount to the same meaning.... such as "Extreme Brexiteers" or "Hard Brexiteers" or any other variation that labels a Brexiteer in any other form.
1) Avoid using these provocative terms. Remember CF terms and conditions state members should not provoke other members.
Attitudes towards each other are also unacceptable. The team are sick of the constant same petty arguments day in, day out. Enough is enough. The back biting has to finally stop.
2) Act more civil towards other members, lose the bad attitudes.
Some members are also going ridiculously over old ground, for some reason discussing merits of either leaving or not leaving the EU. Brexit has now become law, the UK is leaving the EU.
As of 27/6/18, Prime Minister Theresa May is still indicating that the UK will be leaving the Customs Union and Single Market.
3) We need to start moving on, stop using Provocative terms towards each other. If this does not happen, this new thread will ultimately be closed (And the persons responsible for it's closure dealt with accordingly).
Updated: 6/7/18
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