T’other board

[griff]

You may have spotted that this is quite an informal board with no-one bothered about user-names, subjects, language etc. The CUSG format was obviously formal. I could have coped with that if it was supporters groups only, but with the Club on board overseeing everything I just had doubts about the whole thing. I didn’t want to be watching my mouth all the time, or to have the feeling that big brother was watching. This is a site belonging to Digital Sports Group and they give me no grief at all, but all that could change with a few complaints. I was better out of it.

[Kessler]

You may have spotted that this is quite an informal board with no-one bothered about user-names, subjects, language etc. The CUSG format was obviously formal. I could have coped with that if it was supporters groups only, but with the Club on board overseeing everything I just had doubts about the whole thing. I didn’t want to be watching my mouth all the time, or to have the feeling that big brother was watching. This is a site belonging to Digital Sports Group and they give me no grief at all, but all that could change with a few complaints. I was better out of it.

I never understood why some members on TCN wanted to know peoples real names. And according to some, CUOSC were like this as well as they were reluctant to answer questions if they didn't know the person asking them. Why does it matter? If I'm asking a question it's not like the answer will be different than if Mullen asked it. The answer will be the same regardless of who asks it so why on earth would they need to know peoples names? It all seemed very odd to me.