Posts on how cops are too fat and lazy to train or how all private security officers are mall ninjas aren't welcome here. Here in S&T we'll discuss the mechanics of a situation. If you just want to jump into a thread and bash someone or any profession take it to General Discussion, Legal and Political. If you've got something constructive to say, then by all means post it. But if you just want to steer the discussion into cop bashing or security guard bashing or bashing of any other profession, don't waste your time, because your post will be deleted or edited. There are three other places here at THR where you can do that. You can't do it here anymore. We'll try to keep our discussions limited to the facts of a specific situation and the the other ways things might be done so that everyone may learn.
Personal Attacks
Personal attacks on another member will not be tolerated. Offending posts will be deleted and the member involved will lose his/her posting privledges. Personal attacks on anyone who is not a member here will not be tolerated. This doesn't mean that you can't post anything negative. If you've had a bad experience with a trainer or at a school, it's important that we know the details. You can do that without getting insulting. Let the facts speak for themselves. Check out the article on Gabe Suarez's class in S.W.A.T. for an example of how to relate a negative training experience without violating the rules. Violations of this rule will be treated the same way a personal attack on a member will.
Jeff
Personal Attacks
Personal attacks on another member will not be tolerated. Offending posts will be deleted and the member involved will lose his/her posting privledges. Personal attacks on anyone who is not a member here will not be tolerated. This doesn't mean that you can't post anything negative. If you've had a bad experience with a trainer or at a school, it's important that we know the details. You can do that without getting insulting. Let the facts speak for themselves. Check out the article on Gabe Suarez's class in S.W.A.T. for an example of how to relate a negative training experience without violating the rules. Violations of this rule will be treated the same way a personal attack on a member will.
Jeff
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