View Full Version : Open Membership is Ending: Final Poll to Determine When!
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 01:55 PM
Okay, it looks like we have a consensus that open membership should not continue indefinitely. In the earlier poll, there was a tie between effective immediately and wait 3 months (October).
This poll is to settle that tie. The poll will only run for 3 days and the results will be binding. (If everyone agrees...:sorry: )
Lisa
SingingElk
10th August 2007, 02:05 PM
I voted to close it immediately. I don't think anyone should just float in. I think their profile should be reviewed by at least five people. If five recommend them, then they are in. Even though I was accepted in the open membership scheme, I think that the profile should be reviewed.
Debi1967
10th August 2007, 02:11 PM
I voted immediately as well, I have a problem with five members and think it should be three members though
NewGuy101
10th August 2007, 02:18 PM
I voted october 1st and I also think it should just be 3 members. I don't know how you guys put a restriction of 5 without a members vote before hand (unless I missed it).
I also don't think the poll was very decisive I saw 3 categories with 7 votes...which isn't the majority.
CyberPaladin
10th August 2007, 02:22 PM
I voted to end immedately with as many members as we have if you can't find 5 members to vote you in I would say there is some reason considering the size of the group we have here.
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:25 PM
http://www.christianforums.com/t5880161-wiki-conservative-christians-standard-questions-for-new-members.html#post37551810
Here is a link to the Standard Questions for New Members wiki.
Remember when I kind of messed up and interrogated a new member? Someone suggested that we come up with some standard questions so that new members will not feel as if we are picking on them. I started it with five questions.
I don't think the number of questions should be over 20, but we need to cover all pertinant items.
Go see what you think of my five and add your own.
Lisa
Debi1967
10th August 2007, 02:29 PM
Umm what two commandments are you talking about Christ gave us more than two ....
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:30 PM
Umm what two commandments are you talking about Christ gave us more than two ....
Only two...Love one another and bring the gospel to the world. What others are you speaking of?
Lisa
CyberPaladin
10th August 2007, 02:31 PM
http://www.christianforums.com/t5880161-wiki-conservative-christians-standard-questions-for-new-members.html#post37551810
Here is a link to the Standard Questions for New Members wiki.
Remember when I kind of messed up and interrogated a new member? Someone suggested that we come up with some standard questions so that new members will not feel as if we are picking on them. I started it with five questions.
I don't think the number of questions should be over 20, but we need to cover all pertinant items.
Go see what you think of my five and add your own.
Lisa
I like the idea of the standar boilerplate questions as long as we are allowed access to there post history to see if it adds up with what they're telling us.
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:32 PM
I like the idea of the standar boilerplate questions as long as we are allowed access to there post history to see if it adds up with what they're telling us.
Yes!!! We need to add that to the wiki that while they are applicants, they need to have their find all posts turned on.
Either that, or we ask them to present 5 posts that best represent their beliefs. That might be more fair than cherry picking ourselves. We all have bad days. I would hate to be judged on some of my posts.
Lisa
Debi1967
10th August 2007, 02:32 PM
Only two...Love one another and bring the gospel to the world. What others are you speaking of?
Lisa
He also commanded
No fornication
To honor our father and mother
To Love God
ect
Iows in Christ's own words he came not to do away with the Law but to fulfill it
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:33 PM
Oh, but seriously, we should be having this conversation over in the wiki thread.
Lisa
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:34 PM
He also commanded
No fornication
To honor our Father and mother
To Love God
ect
Iows in Christ's own words he came not to do away with the Law but to fulfill it
Well, He also said that if we kept the Love Commandment that we would keep all the others. Think on this. Every commandment can only be kept with the love of God within us.
As for the two commands, perhaps, I should call them by name to make them more clear.
Lisa
SingingElk
10th August 2007, 02:35 PM
That is a good set of questions. It forces the candidate to think and filters out the ignorant. I don't know if we want ignorant people on this forum. You might get answers like "I dunno".
CyberPaladin
10th August 2007, 02:35 PM
Yes!!! We need to add that to the wiki that while they are applicants, they need to have their find all posts turned on.
Either that, or we ask them to present 5 posts that best represent their beliefs. That might be more fair than cherry picking ourselves. We all have bad days. I would hate to be judged on some of my posts.
Lisa
Actauly Lisa it probably would be better if we could look at everything rather than letting then cherry pick what they want us to see of them.
SingingElk
10th August 2007, 02:37 PM
I hate to double post, but how about if I open a discussion thread on it? That way we don't fill up this one?
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:41 PM
I hate to double post, but how about if I open a discussion thread on it? That way we don't fill up this one?
There already is one. That is what the link to the wiki is for. We just got started talking about it here...:)
http://www.christianforums.com/t5880161-wiki-conservative-christians-standard-questions-for-new-members.html#post37551810
Lisa
Debi1967
10th August 2007, 02:43 PM
Well, He also said that if we kept the Love Commandment that we would keep all the others. Think on this. Every commandment can only be kept with the love of God within us.
As for the two commands, perhaps, I should call them by name to make them more clear.
Lisa
that would be better
Love they neighbor as thyself
Spread the message of the Gospel
Love God
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:45 PM
that would be better
Love they neighbor as thyself
Spread the message of the Gospel
Love God
I tweaked it a bit. I was afraid that if I specified, then, it would lead into the answer. It is not a trick question, but it should come from the heart, not what they think we want them to say.
Lisa
Debi1967
10th August 2007, 02:47 PM
Oh Lisa just one more thing we also use the Apostles Creed
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 02:52 PM
Oh Lisa just one more thing we also use the Apostles Creed
Go to the wiki, hon...
http://www.christianforums.com/t5880161-wiki-conservative-christians-standard-questions-for-new-members.html#post37551810
MrJim
10th August 2007, 02:56 PM
I voted [again] for the immediate [again].
Ya wanna know why? So it's DONE! Puttin' it off another month or more, why? See how it works now, make the changes as we go along, and move on with things.
Too much "analysis paralysis" around here :P
SingingElk
10th August 2007, 02:59 PM
I did post a comment on it to get a discussion started so we don't clutter up this thread.
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 03:06 PM
I voted [again] for the immediate [again].
Ya wanna know why? So it's DONE! Puttin' it off another month or more, why? See how it works now, make the changes as we go along, and move on with things.
Too much "analysis paralysis" around here :P
Ooh, I am going to use that phrase at the next Balance Sheet Meeting!!! :clap:
Anyway, there was a tie, Jim. I am very wary of "running" things and making decisions for the group because it is not my place, and I got accused of alot of things in the last "controversial" wiki I was involved with.
So, analysis paralysis, it has to be, but only to make sure that everyone has an equal say in this process.
Lisa
MrJim
10th August 2007, 03:07 PM
I did post a comment on it to get a discussion started so we don't clutter up this thread.
:wave: YO SingingElk, don't think I've seen you before, howdy:D
Rochir
10th August 2007, 03:07 PM
Umm what two commandments are you talking about Christ gave us more than two ....
Uhmm, since you didn't know the expected answer, does that mean you are out of the CC club now?:scratch:
MrJim
10th August 2007, 03:09 PM
Balance Sheet Meeting!!!
...can't get more exciting than that:sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep:
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 03:10 PM
Please, everyone, do not reply to Rochir. He is not a member here and has been reported. He is instigating an argument here and Debi and I love one another. We are not going to allow Rochir to start something between us. This congregation is too strong for that.
:hug: :kiss:
Lisa
Debi1967
10th August 2007, 03:13 PM
Please, everyone, do not reply to Rochir. He is not a member here and has been reported. He is instigating an argument here and Debi and I love one another. We are not going to allow Rochir to start something between us. This congregation is too strong for that.
:hug: :kiss:
Lisa
no we are not :hug:
Lisa is one of my closest friends here and I am certainly not letting something like that come between us
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 03:16 PM
no we are not :hug:
Lisa is one of my closest friends here and I am certainly not letting something like that come between us
That's right. You and I have been through some rough times together. We got each other's backs, don't we! :hug:
Lisa
GreenMunchkin
10th August 2007, 03:38 PM
Ok, hello? What on earth is going on here? Why should we have the right to view all posts? Why should people have to answer questions? When did it become 5 people voting them in?
CC is meant to be a light; not an exclusive country club.
Am beginning to find this genuinely distasteful. We have no right to view all posts, and we are not some examination board whereby people need to answer questions to warrant access. We aren't the Holy Grail. We're a forum on an internet board, and we need to be welcoming, because we are representing Christ. We are a Conservative Christian forum, and we now have a debate sub-forum and we have a wiki. Making people jump through hoops just so they can call themselves a member is unacceptable. 3 people voting them in and their acceding to our wiki is plenty.
Letalis
10th August 2007, 04:02 PM
Okay, it looks like we have a consensus that open membership should not continue indefinitely.
Is 51% a consensus?
NewGuy101
10th August 2007, 04:06 PM
Ok, hello? What on earth is going on here? Why should we have the right to view all posts? Why should people have to answer questions? When did it become 5 people voting them in?
CC is meant to be a light; not an exclusive country club.
Am beginning to find this genuinely distasteful. We have no right to view all posts, and we are not some examination board whereby people need to answer questions to warrant access. We aren't the Holy Grail. We're a forum on an internet board, and we need to be welcoming, because we are representing Christ. We are a Conservative Christian forum, and we now have a debate sub-forum and we have a wiki. Making people jump through hoops just so they can call themselves a member is unacceptable. 3 people voting them in and their acceding to our wiki is plenty.
That's excatly what I said, I don't understand how the rules were changed without member approval. BTW question 5 is absolutely a waste of time, the other 4 just reinforce the rules.
Criada
10th August 2007, 04:09 PM
:scratch:
Sorry - but, really, what's the point??
If anyone is that desperate to fool us, I'm sure they can come up with the right answers!!
What gives any of us the right to judge?
GreenMunchkin
10th August 2007, 04:10 PM
That's excatly what I said, I don't understand how the rules were changed without member approval. BTW question 5 is absolutely a waste of time, the other 4 just reinforce the rules.:hug: Where are these new rules and questions, even? Who changed them? Why wasn't everyone consulted?
Someone has clearly misunderstood both the point of this forum, and wiki methodology.
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 04:11 PM
Is 51% a consensus?
No, but 77.5% is.
People made errors in voting for Q1, so if you only look at Q2, you will see that 24 out of 31 total votes wanted to close membership at some point. There was a tie between immediately and 3 months (October).
Lisa
NewGuy101
10th August 2007, 04:13 PM
:hug: Where are these new rules and questions, even? Who changed them? Why wasn't everyone consulted?
Someone has clearly misunderstood both the point of this forum, and wiki methodology.
Lisa posted the new member questions (http://www.christianforums.com/t5880161-wiki-conservative-christians-standard-questions-for-new-members.html#post37551810)in page one. The other rules including the 5 person rule was discussed in the sticky.
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 04:15 PM
Lisa posted the new member wiki rules (http://www.christianforums.com/t5880...l#post37551810)in page one. The other rules including the 5 person rule was discussed in the sticky.
Your link is going to someone's prayer thread. Plus, my wiki is not rules, but standard questions to ask.
Lisa
Letalis
10th August 2007, 04:16 PM
No, but 77.5% is.
People made errors in voting for Q1, so if you only look at Q2, you will see that 24 out of 31 total votes wanted to close membership at some point. There was a tie between immediately and 3 months (October).
Lisa
I don't know if we can trust the results of such a flawed poll.
Was there an original discussion of closed membership that led to the creation of a poll?
NewGuy101
10th August 2007, 04:18 PM
Your link is going to someone's prayer thread. Plus, my wiki is not rules, but standard questions to ask.
Lisa
I fixed already and yes I ment the questions they have to pass.
GreenMunchkin
10th August 2007, 04:19 PM
I don't even know where to look, bro. But it's not happening, and it's as simple as that. One or two people arbitrarily writing it in does not make it a rule. We are not going to test people, or check up on them like we're somehow better than them. We should be thrilled when people want to join. Wow, the arrogance is astonishing. Which sticky is it in? Some of us need to go in there and get rid of this latest crap.
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 04:21 PM
I don't know if we can trust the results of such a flawed poll.
Was there an original discussion of closed membership that led to the creation of a poll?
If it is flawed, it is not my fault. I cannot help it if people mess up their votes. If I remember correctly, there was one change from no to yes, and there was one who didn't vote yes at all, but had voted in the close timelines, so in essence it was a vote for yes. If I were to correct this, then it would be an 80.6% in favor of closing the open membership.
However, discounting both of these votes, there is still a 77.5% in favor of closing membeship at some point.
You cannot use these two votes to discount the poll.
There was alot of discussion about closing membership. For example, we had at least one liberal who wanted to join, and then, there was the sad case of one who wanted desperately to join, but is known to change her beliefs every other day. There was also, very early on, a concern about one person who was an extreme fundamentalist and he would have removed Tradition (or tradition if you choose) from our Statement of Belief.
This is not about excluding people. These things are only tools to help us discern whether that member is here to cause problems or not, or whether they truly hold Conservative values.
Lisa
NewGuy101
10th August 2007, 04:22 PM
I don't even know where to look, bro. But it's not happening, and it's as simple as that. One or two people arbitrarily writing it in does not make it a rule. We are not going to test people, or check up on them like we're somehow better than them. We should be thrilled when people want to join. Wow, the arrogance is astonishing. Which sticky is it in? Some of us need to go in there and get rid of this latest crap.
I'm already setting up a poll to see what the public wants.
GreenMunchkin
10th August 2007, 04:24 PM
I'm already setting up a poll to see what the public wants.
I deleted the questions and apologized. What a way to witness to people! :doh:
Letalis
10th August 2007, 04:24 PM
If it is flawed, it is not my fault.
I'm not blaming anyone. :hug:
But I think we need to revisit this entire idea. The poll options were either: closed membership or open membership. It didn't leave a lot of room for alternate ideas. We didn't really discuss it.
We need to do that before we poll it.
Criada
10th August 2007, 04:27 PM
There was also, very early on, a concern about one person who was an extreme fundamentalist and he would have removed Tradition (or tradition if you choose) from our Statement of Belief.
This is not about excluding people. These things are only tools to help us discern whether that member is here to cause problems or not, or whether they truly hold Conservative values.
Lisa
OK - I guess I'm out then! - Not 'truly conservative' enough...
Sorry.
And, Lisa - not getting at you in particular - I could have quoted other posts. :hug: love you.
:sigh:
NewGuy101
10th August 2007, 04:29 PM
I deleted the questions and apologized. What a way to witness to people! :doh:
I agree with 4 of the 5 questions but I strongly dislike the 5 member approval.
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 04:30 PM
I'm not blaming anyone. :hug:
But I think we need to revisit this entire idea. The poll options were either: closed membership or open membership. It didn't leave a lot of room for alternate ideas. We didn't really discuss it.
We need to do that before we poll it.
I am fine with that. This is the whole problem with wikis and member controlled rules in my opinion.
When we think that we have a consensus, then, those who did not participate come back later and say that there was no discussion about it. There was discussion, but it is hard to get all 60+ members into one discussion, and it is difficult to know when we have a consensus or not.
I am fine with whatever people suggest.
As a future mod, my chief concern is how to make our forum the most peaceful. So, it is totally up to y'all. I am but one voice here...:)
Lisa
Lisa0315
10th August 2007, 04:36 PM
OK - I guess I'm out then! - Not 'truly conservative' enough...
Sorry.
And, Lisa - not getting at you in particular - I could have quoted other posts. :hug: love you.
:sigh:
Now, Come on! This is part of the process! If you don't agree, then, speak up about it. You have to stay. You are one of the heartbeats here. You are critical to this forum. Every single person here is. :hug:
We are looking for extremists on either side. However, as far as I am concerned, we can continue having open membership forever. However, at some point, we have to make a decision. I mean, the way I see it is half the membership voted, but no matter how many times I tried to get people to vote, in the end only 31 members voted. Of those 31, there is a consensus to close membership.
We are not going to be able to please everyone with everything. We have to understand that from the beginning. So, if we have strong disagreement on any subject, we need to ask ourselves how important any one issue is to us. If it is do or die, so be it. If it is something that we can compromise on, let's try to compromise.
We must look for that middle ground and remember to love one another in the process. :hug:
Lisa
GreenMunchkin
10th August 2007, 04:39 PM
I agree with 4 of the 5 questions but I strongly dislike the 5 member approval.Technically, the content was fine, but the very idea of it was so wrong. We just don't have the right. I want nothing to do with a forum that would be so arrogant.
Criada, you're a conservative Christian, and you shouldn't feel you don't belong here :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :hug:
Rochir
10th August 2007, 04:52 PM
Please, everyone, do not reply to Rochir. He is not a member here and has been reported.
My question wasn't posted to cause striufe.
And yes - your hostile response has been reported also!:wave:
MrJim
10th August 2007, 05:40 PM
chicks...
I remember when my workplace was all male. Yeah, guys'll fight, but usually it's over quick and life goes on.
Then the ladies showed up and as a manager I really didn't know how to handle them; the guy rules didn't work well, so I would just sorta roll with it as best I could, learning a few things along the way but not enough. The longterm grudges and sniping were...unsettling, considering that the average age of those ladies was around 52 (considerably older than me years ago). Watching all this reminds me of all the reasons I got outta management.
Ladies, put on your gloves and...no wait, that was a guy thing...:D
NewGuy101
10th August 2007, 06:29 PM
chicks...
I remember when my workplace was all male. Yeah, guys'll fight, but usually it's over quick and life goes on.
Then the ladies showed up and as a manager I really didn't know how to handle them; the guy rules didn't work well, so I would just sorta roll with it as best I could, learning a few things along the way but not enough. The longterm grudges and sniping were...unsettling, considering that the average age of those ladies was around 52 (considerably older than me years ago). Watching all this reminds me of all the reasons I got outta management.
Ladies, put on your gloves and...no wait, that was a guy thing...:D
no offence ladies, but when it comes down to church and work the ladies are usually the cause of the drama.
:sigh:
MrJim
10th August 2007, 07:59 PM
no offence ladies, but when it comes down to church and work the ladies are usually the cause of the drama.
:sigh:
yeah, not enough dudes around here...'cause if there were we'd sit around and watch the ladies do all the work:idea:
Ya know NewGuy, maybe the reason they're the cause is because if it weren't for them there be nuttin' gettin' done? Even in my workplace, those ladies were the backbone of the operation. And check out the church, they're the backbone there too...
So maybe I'll just step back and hide somewhere:sorry: :sorry:
~*Lady Trekki*~
10th August 2007, 08:07 PM
yeah, not enough dudes around here...'cause if there were we'd sit around and watch the ladies do all the work:idea:
Ya know NewGuy, maybe the reason they're the cause is because if it weren't for them there be nuttin' gettin' done? Even in my workplace, those ladies were the backbone of the operation. And check out the church, they're the backbone there too...
So maybe I'll just step back and hide somewhere:sorry: :sorry:
Exactly! :P
magdiel
10th August 2007, 08:08 PM
no offence ladies, but when it comes down to church and work the ladies are usually the cause of the drama.
:sigh:
NewGuy that is not right nor fair :sigh:
yeah, not enough dudes around here...'cause if there were we'd sit around and watch the ladies do all the work:idea:
Ya know NewGuy, maybe the reason they're the cause is because if it weren't for them there be nuttin' gettin' done? Even in my workplace, those ladies were the backbone of the operation. And check out the church, they're the backbone there too...
So maybe I'll just step back and hide somewhere:sorry: :sorry:
You on the other hand are a less bad :)
Your post before was honest, and this one is true about women being the backbone. And that goes for the home too.
Men may not like how us women can be sensitive etc.
But we are da' bomb :D
shame on you NewGuy :cool:
MrJim
10th August 2007, 09:19 PM
NewGuy that is not right nor fair :sigh:
You on the other hand are a less bad :)
Your post before was honest, and this one is true about women being the backbone. And that goes for the home too.
Men may not like how us women can be sensitive etc.
But we are da' bomb :D
shame on you NewGuy :cool:
Sorry NewGuy, I feel like a traitor to our gender:sorry:
magdiel
10th August 2007, 09:31 PM
Sorry NewGuy, I feel like a traitor to our gender:sorry:
:D Your gender is well protected and inflated by those of the same gender.
Good thing I got a sense of humor.
Unless you are patronizing me, in that case, smacking you now. :cool:
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MrJim
10th August 2007, 09:39 PM
:D Your gender is well protected and inflated by those of the same gender.
Good thing I got a sense of humor.
Unless you are patronizing me, in that case, smacking you now. :cool:
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...you hit like a girl:P
CyberPaladin
10th August 2007, 09:55 PM
Sorry NewGuy, I feel like a traitor to our gender:sorry:
That's because you are, maybe we should start calling you MrsJill.:P :P
MrJim
10th August 2007, 10:01 PM
That's because you are, maybe we should start calling you MrsJill.:P :P
Well, I'm gonna do some MANLY things tomorrow, after work, after i get done with the grocery shopping...:doh:
MrsJill:eek:
magdiel
10th August 2007, 10:05 PM
LOL you are all so....like men :D.
CyberPaladin
10th August 2007, 10:06 PM
Although this has gotten me to thinking Jim maybe we need a guys only fellowship thread were we can be men that. I'm starting to have deep thought and feelings and that ain't me man I'm scared.:help:
MrJim
10th August 2007, 10:08 PM
Although this has gotten me to thinking Jim maybe we need a guys only fellowship thread were we can be men that. I'm starting to have deep thought and feelings and that ain't me man I'm scared.:help:
Just share and I'll care, we'll do it over tea, maybe some nice darjeeling?:sigh: :( :cry:
magdiel
10th August 2007, 10:18 PM
I don't know what to say except.
LOL :Dq
:) !
Greenthumb
11th August 2007, 12:13 PM
I voted October 1st.
This forum has barely been open for a month. What about all those people who are away for the summer? Or those who are having trouble getting online in the wake of all these CF glitches? Or those who may not have had time to come over this way yet?
I didn't post in the other poll because I was still thinking about my answer and then what with busyness and all of CF's bugs of late time ran out.
I wonder if those who didn't get in under the wire will feel a bit disenfranchised when they come here and realize that they can't just sign up to be a member, but have to jump through hoops just because they weren't the early bird? Sorry...another rant, but I'm trying to see this whole process from an outsider's point of view. :sorry:
CyberPaladin
11th August 2007, 12:25 PM
I voted October 1st.
This forum has barely been open for a month. What about all those people who are away for the summer? Or those who are having trouble getting online in the wake of all these CF glitches? Or those who may not have had time to come over this way yet?
I didn't post in the other poll because I was still thinking about my answer and then what with busyness and all of CF's bugs of late time ran out.
I wonder if those who didn't get in under the wire will feel a bit disenfranchised when they come here and realize that they can't just sign up to be a member, but have to jump through hoops just because they weren't the early bird? Sorry...another rant, but I'm trying to see this whole process from an outsider's point of view. :sorry:
Greenie honey I think a better question is how many hoops are they going to have to jump through it looks as if the standard questions aren't going to be used and if all you have to do is post yes I want to be a member and wait for a few people to look through your post history see if your a troll or have your friend say I knew from whereever either board related or in real life and there a good conservative that isn't much as far hoops go. As matter of fact if there is question and discussion about the person membership it's probably because they're a poor fit.
AllForJesus
11th August 2007, 02:47 PM
i have no idea what is that can anyone send me a pm please?
soblessed53
11th August 2007, 07:24 PM
Okay, it looks like we have a consensus that open membership should not continue indefinitely. In the earlier poll, there was a tie between effective immediately and wait 3 months (October).
This poll is to settle that tie. The poll will only run for 3 days and the results will be binding. (If everyone agrees...:sorry: )
Lisa
Open membership to what/where,and which poll,LOL? :scratch:
MrJim
11th August 2007, 07:32 PM
Open membership to what/where,and which poll,LOL? :scratch:
Hey I know you~you and Voeglin harass the libs in the News/CE section:D
Oh, we're discussin' membership in the CC, and as far as the poll, pick one...I'm boycotting the polls, I've used up my vote quota for the year ;)
soblessed53
11th August 2007, 07:42 PM
Hey I know you~you and Voeglin harass the libs in the News/CE section:D
Oh, we're discussin' membership in the CC, and as far as the poll, pick one...I'm boycotting the polls, I've used up my vote quota for the year ;)
Yep,that's me,conservative through & through. So you mean you have to become a member of this forum? I was invited to check this place out,but wasn't told you have to become a member,or how,but if there are Ultra liberals coming here like one I know from News & Current Events,don't think the membership is exclusive enough for me anyway,LOL!
Yep,poll on Avatars and Sigs,then that's started over, because someone supposedly had a sock account,so since I don't even come on every day,I've lost track of what is going on,Oh Well. :tutu:
MrJim
11th August 2007, 07:48 PM
Yep,that's me,conservative through & through. So you mean you have to become a member of this forum? I was invited to check this place out,but wasn't told you have to become a member,or how,but if there are Ultra liberals coming here like one I know from News & Current Events,don't think the membership is exclusive enough for me anyway,LOL!
Yep,poll on Avatars and Sigs,then that's started over, because someone supposedly had a sock account,so since I don't even come on every day,I've lost track of what is going on,Oh Well. :tutu:
Oh things are still being hashed out, trying to create an area apart from the combat zones out there for conservative christians of all stripes to fellowship together. Go ahead and put your name on the list (http://www.christianforums.com/t5746943-sign-in.html), won't cost ya a thing.
soblessed53
11th August 2007, 07:57 PM
Oh things are still being hashed out, trying to create an area apart from the combat zones out there for conservative christians of all stripes to fellowship together. Go ahead and put your name on the list (http://www.christianforums.com/t5746943-sign-in.html), won't cost ya a thing.
Thank you,but it won't take it, anyway,says "the message you entered is too short",LOL! :scratch:
MrJim
11th August 2007, 08:28 PM
Thank you,but it won't take it, anyway,says "the message you entered is too short",LOL! :scratch:
Ghost in the machine...
soblessed53
11th August 2007, 08:31 PM
LOL,must be.
~*Lady Trekki*~
11th August 2007, 09:18 PM
Here's the thread he's trying to direct you to soblessed...Here (http://www.christianforums.com/t5746943-sign-in.html).
MrJim
11th August 2007, 09:31 PM
Here's the thread he's trying to direct you to soblessed...Here (http://www.christianforums.com/t5746943-sign-in.html).
:confused: that's the same one I posted:scratch:
soblessed53
11th August 2007, 09:41 PM
Here's the thread he's trying to direct you to soblessed...Here (http://www.christianforums.com/t5746943-sign-in.html).
Thank You but that is where I went,but when I click quote post and enter my username,get that message that it is too short to add at least 1-character,well I can't add a charater to my username!
~*Lady Trekki*~
11th August 2007, 10:02 PM
Oh..well, it's just a sign in sheet. Your supposed to post a message of some sort like..."I'm a conservative christian"...etc. :) So then your name is on the roster and we count you as a member.
~*Lady Trekki*~
11th August 2007, 10:03 PM
I thought maybe there was something wrong with your link Jim...:)
soblessed53
11th August 2007, 10:22 PM
Oh..well, it's just a sign in sheet. Your supposed to post a message of some sort like..."I'm a conservative christian"...etc. :) So then your name is on the roster and we count you as a member.
I didn't see any posts like that on the sign-up sheet. :scratch:
Oh DUH,NV! That's what happens when one skim-reads,LOL! :doh: :blush: :blush:
Hishandmaiden
12th August 2007, 03:59 PM
I voted October. We need to give the people some times to leave this forum, if they are here. Give people some times to adapt to the changes.
~*Lady Trekki*~
13th August 2007, 11:02 PM
Are we close to finding a consensus on this?
soblessed53
13th August 2007, 11:10 PM
It looks like Immediately is slightly ahead,but newbies and others may still join later,right?
Albion
13th August 2007, 11:49 PM
Having returned from a weekend away I find I am disenfranchised, but oh well. It would be nice for there to be a resolution. So do we have one considering that this is supposed to be final and it's now closed?
~*Lady Trekki*~
13th August 2007, 11:49 PM
It looks like Immediately is slightly ahead,but newbies and others may still join later,right?
Yes, but they will need to have a sponsor. I guess we're still working on all those details. :)
~*Lady Trekki*~
13th August 2007, 11:50 PM
Having returned from a weekend away I find I am disenfranchised, but oh well. It would be nice for there to be a resolution. So do we have one considering that this is supposed to be final and it's now closed?
Whoops...didn't notice it was closed. :o
Perhaps we should go with the majority then? Though it's pretty even keeled. :doh:
Albion
13th August 2007, 11:53 PM
Whoops...didn't notice it was closed. :o
Perhaps we should go with the majority then?
Well, uh, yes, that is how it works.
So what about the way one becomes a member hereafter? 5 supporters, right?i
~*Lady Trekki*~
13th August 2007, 11:55 PM
Well, uh, yes, that is how it works.
So what about the way one becomes a member hereafter? 5 supporters, right?i
Ugh Albion...you wont believe it but we still haven't decided! :doh: I'll let you read about the whole thing because there's alot more to it than just a simple answer.
Albion
13th August 2007, 11:59 PM
Ugh Albion...you wont believe it but we still haven't decided! :doh: I'll let you read about the whole thing because there's alot more to it than just a simple answer.
How is THIS being decided? Or maybe the question is, don't the rules already specify this?
soblessed53
14th August 2007, 03:39 AM
Yes, but they will need to have a sponsor. I guess we're still working on all those details. :)
Ok, I thought that was how I understood it,Thank You.:)
Albion
14th August 2007, 09:01 AM
Yes, but they will need to have a sponsor. I guess we're still working on all those details. :)
Assuming that you mean sponsors, 3 or 5, as our rules have long required, I'm all for it and glad that this is being settled at last. Thanks for the explanations.
When you say "still working on it" I hope that it's the details of how to go about securing the sponsorship, how to apply, etc. that you are referring to, and not that there's still some debating of "how many."
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