It just seems ironic that they're putting ads on the site for items we're not even allowed to discuss. Doesn't seem fair, and is not in keeping with the spirit, integrity and rules of the forum.
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Banjoman
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^^ That ^^
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Last I checked, this is: The Muzzleloading Forum
That shotgun add is for a muzzleloader. How would that get someone "suspended or thrown off" the forum?
I have one. They are great. I have an entire collection of Howdah pistols. From original flintlocks, to this 'inline'. The majority are muzzleloaders.
Has this turned into the:
'Only muzzleloaders that certain people approve of now'
forum?
If so, I'm in the wrong place. Change your url.
Are there new rules here I'm unaware of? Are we supposed to be in costume while typing? Do you LARP when replying. What model computer are we allowed to use to log on? I don't play dress up, kick me out.
I agree that the add is big, but it ain't like ya gotta use a shovel to dig your way past it. Information at the flick of a finger has spoiled people. Ads pay by number of clicks. Click on it everytime you see it if you want to support the forum. Then go to the page you were headed.
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Please explain.
According to the commercials on tv, it's named after the discoverer, and is called George Jetsonitis.
There is treatment, but it's pricey.
And there are side effects.
"If death occurs, discontinue use."
Pilgrim,
If you will read the line at the top of this page, the line that says The MuzzleLoading Forum, there is a line that says "Keeping Tradition Alive". What is there about that that seems hard to understand?
If you will read the line at the top of this page, the line that says The MuzzleLoading Forum, there is a line that says "Keeping Tradition Alive". What is there about that that seems hard to understand?
Maybe you should read the rules. I've read them, twice, after I ran afoul of one of 'em. There are only certain subjects allowed to be discussed in the forums, and certain subjects that aren't allowed to be discussed.
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/forum-rules.108881/
May I bring your attention specifically to Rule #7. The irony is, that there are ads for this specific item that's not allowed to be discussed, BY RULE. That's all I'm sayin'.
Banjoman
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Yep. According to the rules, we cannot discuss in-line muzzleloaders. But it seems strange that there is an ad for an in-line.
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I am guilty at times of stepping outside of the lines on certain topics, it is usually in the concept of comparison to the weapon's, guns and things as discussed here, Also there are or is a time line of those types of guns and gear allowed to be discussed here, show me where such a gun as advertised and in debate existed during those time frames, yes the Howdah gun is discussed and correct for the time frames as established, this gun is a in line no different from any other modern in-line with the exception it is a hand held in-line. For a new guy those are some bold moves you have typed.
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I read the rules when I joined over a decade ago.. I don't recall inlines being prohibited. The hypocrisy of such a rule when money is being made off the contrary is astounding.
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Been here longer than most. I'm a reader, not a whiny question asker for the sake of asking.
Banjoman
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Rule #7.
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Strange is an understatement. The add popped up on here a long time ago. I bought a muzzleloader from an add sponsored by this forum that is not allowed to be discussed.
Become a supporter =GONE with a couple of clicks.
Brokennock
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I'm a second class citizen here who doesn't pay and the large ad is gone for me. The large ads like that one anyone can shut off. Non-paying participants can not shut off the small ones at the top.
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I'm not worried about the ads. I support the forum by clicking on the ads.
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Still there !! Every page including this one
Brokennock
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Turn off the ad setting as described in the other topic about this. It is in the forum questions and help section
