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25 minutes ago, first mate said:

As I said, LTNs, CPZ, Dulwich Square, One Dulwich, all interlinked, so any could pop up on many of the threads really.

Yes, on any relevant thread. But someone has created an entirely separate one for whoever One Dulwich is, and their ‘updates’ nearly all of which are about the LTN. 🤦‍♂️

Edited by Earl Aelfheah

So if you want to post views on the LTN, is there a reason not to do it in the LTN thread? 

I mean we can continue to create multiple ones of you want, but interested how you think it’s helpful?

It feels a lot like an effort to push out different voices, ironically by those crying ‘censorship’ at the idea that it’s not ideal. 

Edited by Earl Aelfheah
1 minute ago, Earl Aelfheah said:

So if you want to post views on the LTN, is there a reason not to do it in the LTN thread? 

And what about it? So if I post about flowers on a thread about vegetables - what happens? 

You can always talk to Admin if you see anything untoward

and examples please?

The example is the thread for ‘One Dulwich updates’, to rail against LTNs when there is already a thread on LTNs. If you want we can all keep creating different LTN threads in order to try and amplify a particular viewpoint, but I would argue it’s unhelpful.

I guess for the conspiracy theorists on here at least if the One Dulwich updates appear largely on a thread called One Dulwich updates, it means you can hold your noses and ensure you don't click. For others, it means they know where they can read the updates. Some forumites may not be aware of One Dulwich, it might be a welcome surprise.

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