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As always, Humph has it right.
As I've said before, there is room for more than one forum, especially if one is a place where people come for advice about cars and motoring and the other is a more general chatroom. I post happily on both, and the more that do so the better. Both are better places if contributors to one don't complain about the other. Some of us post on one-make forums, but we don't use them for the primary purpose of rubbishing other makes.
Purely as a personal view, I think both are better for the more easy-going moderation that both now have. Thread drift, for example, is fun and reflects real conversation. But I will always come down hard on advertising, offensiveness, and (my particular bete noire) unhelpful putting-down of a new or inexperienced OP.
'I have a question' - I confess to being the one who wanted that changed to 'general discussion' because some people felt that there wasn't a place for general non-motoring issues unless they had a question to ask. You can't win 'em all, but you can of course ask any question you like in whichever section is relevant.
Edited by Avant on 19/11/2010 at 22:08
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