....that you can only post on a board of shows you like. So quit the crying about those who come to criticize.....and there is much to criticize with this show.....
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^ Well highlighted.
As per the OP, this would suggest you should be free to make your valid criticisms without being harassed, or being subject to abuse / told not to comment in an inflammatory manner (e.g. "go post elsewhere if you don't like the show").
The truth about Marti Pellow
https://youtu.be/C0VOJ0Z3vY0
It also means that those who enjoy watching the show should not be ridiculed or talked down to. Civilized, polite conversation....with tea and scones and a pinky in the air. That's the ticket.
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I think it would be fair to say everyone is enjoying the show in their own particular ways, but otherwise I concur with what you're saying.
e.g. there's a couple of threads riding high just now:-
So many things wrong with how the characters are portayed...
which will invariably provoke a "that's all explainable by a, b, c ... if you don't like it, stop watching, ruining these boards" type response.
And also:-
Chris is the best character
which will invariably provoke a "none of these characters are likeable, why are you even still watching this show" type response.
Both are utterly, and equally, pointless...
The truth about Marti Pellow
https://youtu.be/C0VOJ0Z3vY0
....that you can only post on a board of shows you like. So quit the crying about those who come to criticize.....and there is much to criticize with this show.....We're worried about you though. Your lives are just so lifeless.
As an earlier reply indicated, IMDB doesn't have bylaws (rules governing the internal affairs of an organization, and often rules that can be altered by a majoritarian decision of the user base). We're not members of the actual company itself, but just customers. I'm being pedantic, though.
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