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Quote from: MrsO on September 30, 2008, 04:11:17 AMShopping cart thread? I can't imagine why this would be an etiquette issue (although I'm sure it is- if shoes in the house are, then anything's possible ).Don't ask. Trust me! Hey, y'all - just a reminder...this thread is for seriously overdone and/or "we know they're contentious" topics. It looks like we're starting to get some suggestions for additions for things that may or may not need to be put on the list. This is just a "heads up" for our newbies as to the topics that they'd be better off doing a search for before starting a new thread on - not every possible topic that could be discussed here (we'd run out of things to talk about if we put everything on this list!)
Shopping cart thread? I can't imagine why this would be an etiquette issue (although I'm sure it is- if shoes in the house are, then anything's possible ).
Quote from: Dottyg on September 30, 2008, 10:17:48 AMQuote from: MrsO on September 30, 2008, 04:11:17 AMShopping cart thread? I can't imagine why this would be an etiquette issue (although I'm sure it is- if shoes in the house are, then anything's possible ).Don't ask. Trust me! Hey, y'all - just a reminder...this thread is for seriously overdone and/or "we know they're contentious" topics. It looks like we're starting to get some suggestions for additions for things that may or may not need to be put on the list. This is just a "heads up" for our newbies as to the topics that they'd be better off doing a search for before starting a new thread on - not every possible topic that could be discussed here (we'd run out of things to talk about if we put everything on this list!)Well, the topics I mentioned in my last two posts come up all the time, generally because newbies (even oldies sometimes) take issue with established rules of etiquette.
Quote from: KeenReader on September 30, 2008, 10:51:37 AMQuote from: Dottyg on September 30, 2008, 10:17:48 AMQuote from: MrsO on September 30, 2008, 04:11:17 AMShopping cart thread? I can't imagine why this would be an etiquette issue (although I'm sure it is- if shoes in the house are, then anything's possible ).Don't ask. Trust me! Hey, y'all - just a reminder...this thread is for seriously overdone and/or "we know they're contentious" topics. It looks like we're starting to get some suggestions for additions for things that may or may not need to be put on the list. This is just a "heads up" for our newbies as to the topics that they'd be better off doing a search for before starting a new thread on - not every possible topic that could be discussed here (we'd run out of things to talk about if we put everything on this list!)Well, the topics I mentioned in my last two posts come up all the time, generally because newbies (even oldies sometimes) take issue with established rules of etiquette.Sorry - I wasn't picking on your topics! I was speaking in general.
I thought it might help to have a list of topics that are either 1) possibly contentious or 2) done to death by now. These are ones that you might want to do a quick search of the site on before you start a new thread on them. It'll save you a lot of grief, I promise! Old-timers, feel free to add to the list.1) Removing shoes in the house - yes or no?2) Breastfeeding - ok in public or not?3) Knitting (just do a search - it's too bizarre to try to explain!)4) Shopping carts - take them back or leave them in the parking lot?5) Is it "Childfree" or "Childless"6) Tipping - necessary or not?7) Sharing your recipes - do you have to do it?8 ) Bringing outside food/drink into movie theaters9) Peanut allergies10) Any kind of retaliatory actions against people who steal from you (ie, putting Ex-Lax in food so that a thief in your office "learns" not to steal food from you is ILLEGAL. Please don't post that it's a good idea to do something like this. It's not looked upon well here at EHell.)11) Is it ok for kids to play in the middle of the street?12) Various condiments that "should always be on the table" when eating
Quote from: Dottyg on May 30, 2008, 07:20:58 PMI thought it might help to have a list of topics that are either 1) possibly contentious or 2) done to death by now. These are ones that you might want to do a quick search of the site on before you start a new thread on them. It'll save you a lot of grief, I promise! Old-timers, feel free to add to the list.1) Removing shoes in the house - yes or no?2) Breastfeeding - ok in public or not?3) Knitting (just do a search - it's too bizarre to try to explain!)4) Shopping carts - take them back or leave them in the parking lot?5) Is it "Childfree" or "Childless"6) Tipping - necessary or not?7) Sharing your recipes - do you have to do it?8 ) Bringing outside food/drink into movie theaters9) Peanut allergies10) Any kind of retaliatory actions against people who steal from you (ie, putting Ex-Lax in food so that a thief in your office "learns" not to steal food from you is ILLEGAL. Please don't post that it's a good idea to do something like this. It's not looked upon well here at EHell.)11) Is it ok for kids to play in the middle of the street?12) Various condiments that "should always be on the table" when eatingI CANNOT find knitting - is it like Scrabble?
We should probably add "clothing to wear when reporting for jury duty" to the list, even though I don't really think that will come up again.
Add "how to respond to door-to-door solicitors/pamphlet hander-outers/find Daisys visitors".
Quote from: guihong on February 26, 2009, 11:56:59 PMAdd "how to respond to door-to-door solicitors/pamphlet hander-outers/find Daisys visitors".And telemarketers.
One other one: Mary Sues. There are getting to be large numbers of Mary Sue threads.