Thread: Glasgow Cabaret Festival - The Missy & Leyla Show

Hi there Foxy Vixen,

I'm not going to get involved in any of the aspects of what has been said here and am only going to suggest that you take a look at the rules of this forum so you can get a better idea of what is acceptable here, also, to point out that, legally speaking, a post on a public internet forum is the equivalent of writing down your opinion and flypostering it all over the city center. As such, posts should be thought about, as they are a form of publishing.

best wishes

Originally Posted by LillyWiggler

I'm afraid I still find myself to shy to come up and say hi (i'm really going to need to get over it i think!)

Aw, honey! You should come up and say hey next time. We may be pushed for time but we'll always say hey!

xxxxx

moderator's note:

I have attempted to calm this thread by drawing emphasis to what will and will not be tolerated with regard to behaviour on the forums. My note appears to have been misconstrued.

I emphasise that while constructive criticism is valued, derogatory remarks in-and-of-themselves are not. They do not contribute to a friendly and welcoming community.

Once more, this is a community forum and not fundamentally a reviewing site. Opinions are valued and welcomed (as are reviews), but the postermust not highlight areas for improvement at the price of insulting a forum member on a personal level.

In this instance, saying that someone appeared 'grubby' is deemed personal. A statement such as 'I would have prefered to see a cleanly shaved MC' is not - the emphasis is on the poster's opinion and not on the object/person being spoken about. Please note the difference in tone. I'm not attempting to censor anyone, merely stress that sometimes an altered tone is required in order to maintain the values of the MoB forum community.

Owing to the on-going personal remarks, regardless of whether they are deemed facts, I am locking this thread.