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11/8/2012 12:57:43 AM
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So... Is It Okay to Talk About Now?
[url=http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/08/us/politics/marijuana-laws-eased-in-colorado-and-washington.html?_r=0]Because if you live in Colorado, it's not illegal.[/url]
Only reason I ask, is due to people I know who were banned by moderators for mentioning it. Don't be brash and rush in saying no. Have an open mind. Are we allowed to discuss the subject matters on the forums as regular conversation pieces now?
If this works well in Colorado, I see it spreading nationally. Just like with the end of the prohibition and raise in the drinking age. Reasons become justified later in time and the world changes. Embrace it rather than living in fear of it all.
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So, there was a time when we found the rules confusing and asked for clarification. Then the powers-that-be decided to simplify the rules to make it easier to understand and so that their moderators could use discretion. So, we complained when there were discrepancies and we asked for clarification once more. I do not want a huge legal document for the rules, even if that would provide closure for all these questions we keep asking. Perhaps we should have a group where we can ask moderators for clarification when we have questions...kind of like a Frequently Asked Questions kind of deal, but with more community involvement. [Edited on 11.08.2012 2:35 PM PST]
