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MPO thread - what counts as a chat ban?

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Participants feralmoose32coastalowl212goldenskipper13hollowhound32Peter Doyle2Grace Lewis6casualcranevelvettrucker52amberheron62Emily Baker36Rebecca Booth75mistycrane89Donna Taylor68Chris Johnson88Douglas Booth22Lisa Peterson96mellowraven22
casualcrane casualcrane Newcomer
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joined Jul 2011
#21 ·
goldenskipper13 said:..if we just listened to their doctors, we wouldn't react to anything... the whole point is that through this thread, we learn from each other's experiences so we can actually be prepared when talking to physicians..and so on

If it weren't for this forum and the wonderful women here who were so willing to share their stories and journeys, who knows when I would have finally walked away from the OBGYN that kept feeding me the wrong medications and the wrong diagnoses. I learned so much from their experiences. It helped me realize exactly which direction I needed to take. Like I said before, thank you all so much for that.🙂
And thanks to the admins for the way things were handled back then, because we didn't have these kinds of moderators. If things stay like this, any new women joining us won't find any actual value in this community. 👎

goldenskipper13 said:then that beta test is like winning the lottery.

If I were to post a positive beta now—after all the struggle, the despair, and the tears—knowing there are women here who would honestly cry tears of joy right along with me, and then someone deleted my post and told me it was "unimportant," I would take that as a personal insult. It would feel like a mockery of everything my husband, our families, and I have endured just to reach that positive result. Please, let's not make light of anyone else's hardship.
mellowraven22 mellowraven22 Active Member
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#22 ·
velvettrucker52 said:I'm saying it again—posts that are just "hang in there," "sending good vibes," or random updates about beta stuff... they don't actually make the thread better. They just make everything a mess to read.
If you want to do that, go use a chat app. We aren't going to tolerate those kinds of posts in random threads anymore.
If someone is actually looking for real info on how things work, they shouldn't have to dig through pages and pages of fluff just to find one useful sentence. It's just pointless.

That's exactly my point. This is a forum, not some instant messaging service. We literally have an Off-Topic subforum specifically for low-content filler that clutters up threads that could actually be useful.

Go start a thread in Off-Topic if you want a little support group to hang out in, but leave the actual topical threads alone so people can find what they need. Real discussions? Advice? Yeah, that's great. But the "thinking of you" and emoji-only posts? They just create clutter.

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