Unca_Tim wrote:Just wanted to add.....
This is your own personal thread to do whatever you please with.
It doesn't have to be Medifast related.
Out*With*The*Old wrote:Unca_Tim wrote:Just wanted to add.....
This is your own personal thread to do whatever you please with.
It doesn't have to be Medifast related.
Could you please explain what this means, exactly? Based on numerous conversations on the topic of 'journals' being our own space, we can chat off topic and even say what we feel since it is OUR personal journal - I thought the rule was 'it doesn't have to be MF related and we can do whatever we please'.
Do you actually think anything should be allowed? Should we draw no lines?
However, given the recent changes made to my journal (removal of a pic of a fairy/man without a shirt), I'm confused - which is it?
I am told someone found it offensive - - but there are men's pictures in the Studio without shirts - and that should be 'more public' than my journal.
That is our decision to show before/after pics of actual forum members showing results of the products that this forum is about. There are also pics of a tummy tuck that are very graphic, but after deliberation we feel it adds value to the purpose of this forum.
In addition, I was told that it shouldn't be posted because it wasn't MF related - but these rules say that non-MF stuff is OK in our journals.
Is a fairy really worth taking up both your and my time. After several complaints, we decided it wasn't appropriate or needed in the context of this forum.
I'm really confused and would love clarity -- because, to be honest - and I think this is obvious - I feel unfairly singled out. There are other pictures on this forum far more provocative than the abs Mary posted in my journal.
As we discussed in the chat room today, if you have problems with any language or images on the forum, let me know.
Unca_Tim wrote:Is a fairy really worth taking up both your and my time. After several complaints, we decided it wasn't appropriate or needed in the context of this forum.
Unca_Tim wrote:Is a fairy really worth taking up both your and my time. After several complaints, we decided it wasn't appropriate or needed in the context of this forum.
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