MANNERLESS MAGNATES...
Dearly beloved reader,
I am appalled to see the cavalier manner in which I am treated when offering heartfelt advice to an anguished young lady on her possible pregnancy. dindin a moderator for the illustrious am_i_pregnant community claims that my advice for seeing a doctor as regards another members condition has no place in the community.
She seems to regard unorthodox herbal remedies as best suited to the lady in questions malady, however much one may like the idea or believe in the effectiveness of alternative medicine, surely it is unwise to censor (in draconian fashion) the more conservative view.
Please note that this is not a community that espouses alternative medicine versus the orthodox variety, it is purely for giving advice to those who are or may be pregnant, and while it may be trite suggesting an appointment with a qualified practitioner, it is hardly inappropriate.
Or is it? Please tell me if you agree that this statement of mine was an atrocious and unmerited attack on alternative medicine, and my subsequent banning (for this my only comment) deserved.
Also is it actually acceptable to constantly talk in the third person? For example... trollingtroll would like to know the answer to this, dindin (not to be confused with) binbin holds a degree and knows more than most about the properties of slippery elm bark etc.
I am appalled to see the cavalier manner in which I am treated when offering heartfelt advice to an anguished young lady on her possible pregnancy. dindin a moderator for the illustrious am_i_pregnant community claims that my advice for seeing a doctor as regards another members condition has no place in the community.
She seems to regard unorthodox herbal remedies as best suited to the lady in questions malady, however much one may like the idea or believe in the effectiveness of alternative medicine, surely it is unwise to censor (in draconian fashion) the more conservative view.
Please note that this is not a community that espouses alternative medicine versus the orthodox variety, it is purely for giving advice to those who are or may be pregnant, and while it may be trite suggesting an appointment with a qualified practitioner, it is hardly inappropriate.
Or is it? Please tell me if you agree that this statement of mine was an atrocious and unmerited attack on alternative medicine, and my subsequent banning (for this my only comment) deserved.
Also is it actually acceptable to constantly talk in the third person? For example... trollingtroll would like to know the answer to this, dindin (not to be confused with) binbin holds a degree and knows more than most about the properties of slippery elm bark etc.