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censorship is a bad thing :-(
I agree that censorship is often a bad thing but there are many reasons why an admin might remove posts. As I understand the law, the website is responsible for 'publishing' anything that we post on it, therefore if we were to slander somebody then the victim could sue ning and/or the owners of this forum.
Without knowing what has been removed then it is difficult to judge the rights and wrongs, but most administrators do as little as possible and only act when they absolutely have to, either for the sake of the site or possibly to protect one of the contributors or when threatened with legal action.
What censorship? Only the poster can delete their posts on ning, but admin can 'remove' non compliant ning members - when you're 'removed' all your posts go as well.
When you delete one of your posts, any replies to that post are also removed.
it was the original poster who removed it.....he sent me a PM explaining why because i asked what post had disappeared.....
nothing i said for a change...... :-)
you must be though Rob my car is clearly red......its red gellcoat sprayed over in a white primer....
your car red from the day it was registered ? Dvla tell me it had a colour change and owner change the last time it changed hands..... from ****** to red....that came about because i said i would like it to be another colour........but since it was red i would leave it red.....Your mate must be the colour blind one if he registered it a different colour when he built it.
The DVLA told me at the time of its inspection that the car was correct for colour, and design (he came from the office with some printed off pictures of Duttons), he also knew where the chassis number should be stamped and went straight to it.
Also for some one who insists he is always so meticulous with paper work etc ....where in my statement above did i say i found your chassis number on my car? i didn't! what i said was i found a chassis number. i have always claimed i found a unique chassis number, i have reported on here that my cars chassis number was different from the records. You are the one making an issue out of claiming a V5 for a car you own, i don’t have the problem, my car has been inspected and found to be fully legal and age appropriate, and more importantly has a legal V5.I have met you at Stoneleigh Rob and i thought you were a decent sort of guy.......first impressions are often wrong, are you going to disappoint me here on a public forum?
Dont mistake statements here on my forum thread as things i necessarily agree with or condone if they are not made by me......i may agree with them i may not.
I have to say there is a little hysteria over this issue My car may not or may well be the legal holder of TTW770R yours is sounding as equally unlikely. I DONT CARE ONE WAY OR THE OTHER!
I have restored my car in the full knowledge of the DVLA after they were satisfied it was a genuine age appropriate Dutton Phaeton. i was always under the impression it would get an age related registration. They decided this year to award me the registration on the car when i bought it....their mistake (if any has been made) not mine.
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