Mr. Camara thank you for the posting reminding us the need to respect the
rules,however,i  expected the same two days back when some one posted here
a story of plain PORNOGRAPHY(ie:the one on some mexican animal rarer or
whatever!).
Please Camara i am NOT trying to belittle your advice or call for a fight
no! instead i am trying to apply the old english adage:"prevention is
better than cure".
I n a forum were peolpe can say words like "subohumallah" to Gassama for
weeks without the moderator's intervention what do you expect? In as much
as words like "asshole" are horrible some OF us send in worst ones in the
local dialects to  others.

If i were you i would not even encourage sending insults via the p/mail,i
would have called their attention to the fact and stop there.Do not tell
me  thats their private life and you are only after running the L. That
will be unexpected because the forum was created  enlighten and foster
good relations between us irrespective of our political positions. But to
tell you the truth dig into your archives and look for postings from the
past two months then you will see where such insults are stemming from.
Therefore,indications show that, when some push the card of good
neighbourliness others do not reciprocate and that itself represents a
typical gambian attitude,in politics. IE: when ever we do not hear what we
wanted the other party to say,the next thing is a tornado of insults. So
being the case,as human beings are what they are and omnipotence is only
for God unfortunately the other party also is naturally expected sometimes
to be stirred to retaliate, even whereas so many do regret the scenario
after a while.

Sorry for any offence or inconvenience and rule without fear or favour.
Lamin Ceesay.





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