What MFP should ban

Cold_Steel

I am against censorship but I think I would forget that for a moment if mfp banned and removed the following ; Discussions about eating back calories, diet soda, fat people complaining about what other fat people do, people who post topics about complaining about people thinking they are fat when the weigh less than them (get over yourself yes 270 is a huge accomplishment for me but I am still fat ) and the Bacon debate ....Any others ?

felice03

anything about HCG

HMonsterX

Change "Water intake" to "fluid intake".

JennaM222

anything about "my boyfriend calls me fat"

Carl01

2bFitNTrim

No, I disagree. What is boring, discussed too much, controversial to you, etc. may be very important to someone else, especially if they are new here. Everyone needs to start somewhere. And as for the controversial ones, I think they should be discussed so people can learn. Lots of lurkers out there are learning from what is posted here. It's much easier to skip over a topic if you don't want to read it.

MrsSpinks

You shouldn't eat less than 1200 calories regardless of whether you weigh 120lbs or 200lbs! :noway:

Le_Joy

Change "Water intake" to "fluid intake".

Forget changing the wording just ban it!

PepeGreggerton

It's a forum, I can only imagine how much work they would have if they tried to police content in such a way. I imagine they already have their hands full trying to keep things within the constructs of the rules that they already have.

I know I do my share to create work for them.

Besides no one forces you to read the threads.

skittybang

New posters! Utilize search.

CaptainGordo

This place would be so boring if this happened.

PedmomJill

No, I disagree. What is boring, discussed too much, controversial to you, etc. may be very important to someone else, especially if they are new here. Everyone needs to start somewhere. And as for the controversial ones, I think they should be discussed so people can learn. Lots of lurkers out there are learning from what is posted here. It's much easier to skip over a topic if you don't want to read it.

I totally agree with this. Just because those of us that have been around awhile are well-versed in the answers to the questions, doesn't mean newbies are. We are bound to see a big increase in these types of questions in the next month as a lot of new people inevitably join the board. If I'm feeling crabby that day, I just don't open those threads. It's not up to me to be judgmental on what is right to ask. What's common sense to me might not be to others.

killagb

This is probably a sign that you need a new hobby.

SimplyShanRunning

The neverending crush thread

2bFitNTrim

New posters! Utilize search.

Old posters! Utilize patience.

Miss_Chievous_wechange

LMFAO. Carl, this is hilarious!

tcpowell25

What about the "who's your crush" and all the "flirting" posts.

infamousmk

Complainers. Especially those that complain about the goings-on at a free internet forum.

dmpizza

People don't learn what's right if they don't start discussing what's wrong.

Bermudabarbie

No, I disagree. What is boring, discussed too much, controversial to you, etc. may be very important to someone else, especially if they are new here. Everyone needs to start somewhere. And as for the controversial ones, I think they should be discussed so people can learn. Lots of lurkers out there are learning from what is posted here. It's much easier to skip over a topic if you don't want to read it.

I agree with the above! That's what the Forums are all about. Don't get involved with a topic if it doesn't interest you. Simple as that.

tam120

bahahahahahahahaha!!!