What`s the ruling on giving out the password these days? My cousin-in-law has just gone on-line at home, and I know he would be interested in the BBS. (:o)

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Answers

Any Policy?

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Galaxy,
I'm sure Macbeth wouldn't mind me advising you to provide the password to anyone you feel would make a contribution to the bbs and avoid making it widely available to people who may not do so.

We all recognise the need for a ongoing stream of new blood on here to keep freshening things up and keeping the board lively - and replace all those I've upset. ;o{]

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

A whole new Galaxy!

:-)

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Okey-dokey! (:o)

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Glad you asked, Galaxy. Been meaning to myself, but kept forgetting. I gavd the addy to a few people in the pub at Christmas, but told them to email Macbeth for the password since I wasn't sure of the policy.

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

(new member here) i think the password policy is becoming a bit sexist,me, and the (angel indoors) asked for the password at the same time. I got ?. she got the password. In fact that's why i'm on now.....because the wife is(in more ways than one!)

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Welcome Paul! Definately not sexist on here - everyone is welcome! (:o)

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Good to have you on board Paul - hope you enjoy our little community.

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Was that some wimmin I heard? Bah! Give it oot lasses - but be careful who to.

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

Hey the more the merrier, I have only once asked for more info from someone who asked for thte passowrd and that was when we were having some trouble with visitors and some who have subsequently calmed

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002

and sorry Paul, i'm so used to just telling the female in the household and that being enough I must have missed you !

-- Anonymous, January 12, 2002