Discussion: Posting Guidelines & the work of the Mods

[Wardonkey]

And the fact that the religious groups thought they could get their exemption passed as law tells its own story. It's not so much the fact there is 'anti-atheist' legislation, more that being a part of a religious group confers advantages that are not available to atheists.

Being part of any group, religious or otherwise, gives a member advantages over people outside the group. It is why groups form in the first place. Atheists tend not to form groups, but if you feel excluded you can always join the Humanists.

[AdamM]

"trying to organise athiest into a group is like trying to herd cats."

[Ironside]

"trying to organise athiest into a group is like trying to herd cats."

think you have got athiest and anarchist mixed up

[Wardonkey]

"trying to organise athiest into a group is like trying to herd cats."

think you have got athiest and anarchist mixed up

No he hasn't. He's quoting Richard Dawkins.

Anarchists are often very well organised.

[Ironside]

no idea who richard sawkins is

but athiest are also well organised IMHO

[Wardonkey]

no idea who richard sawkins is

but athiest are also well organised IMHO

How so?

How many atheists do you know that are members of an atheist organisation?

[Ironside]

i only know 3 open atheists and 4 agnostics  all 7 are much better organised as people than i am

but no idea what organastions that are part of execpt 1 atheists and 1 agnostic were in the army and 1 atheists is in a disabled group

i might know more but its not something i normally ask

[babymonkeyboy]

"Duplicate Accounts
In the early days of blonde, a number of duplicate accounts were created (e.g. PokerGirlie) which were tolerated due to their humorous intent.  However, as the site grew, we experienced an increasing problem with duplicate accounts being used for flaming or by banned members attempting to re-join blonde under another alias.  Consequently, blonde now operates a policy of not allowing duplicate accounts to be created and the Mods will take steps to immediately close down any such accounts which are discovered."

What if two people happen to share the same computer? 

[Wardonkey]

i only know 3 open atheists and 4 agnostics  all 7 are much better organised as people than i am

but no idea what organastions that are part of execpt 1 atheists and 1 agnostic were in the army and 1 atheists is in a disabled group

i might know more but its not something i normally ask

I was thinking about atheist organisations, such as The Humanist Association, that organise like-minded people in a similar way to churches.

A very small percentage of atheists belong to this type of group.

[matt674]

"Duplicate Accounts
In the early days of blonde, a number of duplicate accounts were created (e.g. PokerGirlie) which were tolerated due to their humorous intent.  However, as the site grew, we experienced an increasing problem with duplicate accounts being used for flaming or by banned members attempting to re-join blonde under another alias.  Consequently, blonde now operates a policy of not allowing duplicate accounts to be created and the Mods will take steps to immediately close down any such accounts which are discovered."

What if two people happen to share the same computer? 

Good question!!

i only know 3 open atheists and 4 agnostics  all 7 are much better organised as people than i am

If the population of the UK is about 60,000,000 i would hazard a guess that 59,999,990 are better organized than you mate

[Ironside]

your guess is out by about 8

i only know of one poor sod less organised than me

but enough about tikay

[matt674]

i only know of one poor sod less organised than me

but enough about tikay

eek careful, don't be breaking any of the flaming or trolling rules.......

[CelticGeezeer]

Not believing non-sense is not really something to get organised about.