The "have a look at this!" thread II

Davesnave

Seems innocuous enough from the lead photo.....

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-47375457.html

Someone will love it.

gettingtheresometime

MrsJam wrote: »

Think we would get a wrenched neck watching this TV pic 6

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-58871887.html

I so want to say something as to why the tv is in that position but I'd get ppr'd

Patti27

gettingtheresometime wrote: »

I so want to say something as to why the tv is in that position but I'd get ppr'd

Stupid question, what's ppr'd?

3mph

Davesnave wrote: »

Seems innocuous enough from the lead photo.....

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-47375457.html

Someone will love it.

Pic 7 - cleaning the window or getting out of bed either side are equally challenging

Rain_Shadow

Patti27 wrote: »

Stupid question, what's ppr'd?

I'd tell you. But I daren't.

MrsJam

Patti27 wrote: »

Stupid question, what's ppr'd?

Me too, please tell

Davesnave

MrsJam wrote: »

Me too, please tell

http://www.acronymfinder.com/PPR.html

Unfortunately, this is not an exhaustive list, as it's none of the above!


However, see under 'Forum Issues.'

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/site/forum-faqs?_ga=1.262659788.1316081271.1487700853

MrsJam

Davesnave wrote: »

http://www.acronymfinder.com/PPR.html

Unfortunately, this is not an exhaustive list, as it's none of the above!


However, see under 'Forum Issues.'

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/site/forum-faqs?_ga=1.262659788.1316081271.1487700853

Thanks Dave, still none the wiser though,

Davesnave

MrsJam wrote: »

Thanks Dave, still none the wiser though,

This bit:

PPR (Posting Privileges Removed) is the term we use when we stop someone posting on the forum.
The majority of banned forum users are spammers. It's important to note they can still read the site and forum (we never bar access to MoneySaving), however they cannot post. If they can't see the site, they may need to refresh their cache by clicking control + F5.
If someone's been removed, it could be for any of the following reasons:

• Spamming
• Advertising
• Cloning someone else's username or impersonating another person to cause problems
• Trolling (see What's a troll/alter ego? )
• Resource issues (consistently and inappropriately taking time away from the Forum Team's core work)

Why are people banned (PPR'd)?
We don't remove people's posting privileges lightly. No one pays anything to use this site. Our first consideration must be towards protecting it from increasing costs and legal challenges (although on mainstream issues of consumers' rights, we may choose to take battles on). Posting on MoneySavingExpert.com is a privilege, not a right. We can refuse permission to post without giving a reason.
In the past, we tried hard not to PPR long-standing forum users. Sadly, we had so many issues taking time away from our core MoneySaving work, that protection had to go. Now, if someone's persistently causing trouble, they're PPR'd. If they are, please don't talk about them on the forum. It's unfair to do this when they aren't able to respond.
See more about this in How do I report a post? .
Our decision to suspend or stop any user's posting privileges (PPR) may be final.
The posting ban applies to any/all user accounts used by or in the name of that person.
People who are on here to cause trouble will be PPR'd immediately. Yet we may be forced to do the same with usually-helpful posters, who get into spats or push it too far.

Patti27

Davesnave wrote: »

This bit:

PPR (Posting Privileges Removed) is the term we use when we stop someone posting on the forum.
The majority of banned forum users are spammers. It's important to note they can still read the site and forum (we never bar access to MoneySaving), however they cannot post. If they can't see the site, they may need to refresh their cache by clicking control + F5.
If someone's been removed, it could be for any of the following reasons:

• Spamming
• Advertising
• Cloning someone else's username or impersonating another person to cause problems
• Trolling (see What's a troll/alter ego? )
• Resource issues (consistently and inappropriately taking time away from the Forum Team's core work)

Why are people banned (PPR'd)?
We don't remove people's posting privileges lightly. No one pays anything to use this site. Our first consideration must be towards protecting it from increasing costs and legal challenges (although on mainstream issues of consumers' rights, we may choose to take battles on). Posting on MoneySavingExpert.com is a privilege, not a right. We can refuse permission to post without giving a reason.
In the past, we tried hard not to PPR long-standing forum users. Sadly, we had so many issues taking time away from our core MoneySaving work, that protection had to go. Now, if someone's persistently causing trouble, they're PPR'd. If they are, please don't talk about them on the forum. It's unfair to do this when they aren't able to respond.
See more about this in How do I report a post? .
Our decision to suspend or stop any user's posting privileges (PPR) may be final.
The posting ban applies to any/all user accounts used by or in the name of that person.
People who are on here to cause trouble will be PPR'd immediately. Yet we may be forced to do the same with usually-helpful posters, who get into spats or push it too far.

Thanks Dave