Serious note to national newspaper editiors

[lostexpectation]

you wnat them to report on press releases, what?

[stripey cat]

Can you not read? I replied to his post two minutes before your post on the same matter.

It's called cross-posting, when two people are writing at the same time. I see your time away from the site hasn't made you any less precious.

[zippo222]

No interest in the topic no?

To answer the question, I am going to try out the site again for another while. I welcome the crack down on profanity on the site. HOWEVER it is a few years too late. Dave used to go to the party Ard Fheiseanna. The site was mainstream. Now though, the damage was let continue for too long. I may stay, I may not. I don't know. I think I will get onto Dave suggesting that the indymedia.ie policy wherby posts have to be on topic on the site otherwise they are deleted perhaps should also be on this site. Also there is at least one moderator on this site who is a complete tool. Something else to look at but, again, the damage has already been done.

Now do you have no interest in the topic, again? Please stay on topic. If you want to discuss me being on the site find a more appropriate thread.

Why did you come back ?. A month or so so ago you left saying this was only a cranks forum. Did you miss us ?

[anlkestony]

Have to agree with OP. The mainstream media ie RTE make the oppositions job in Ireland almost impossible through their lack of reporting press releases and initiatives. Govt appears to have a huge advantage regarding media coverage

[FakeViking]

Yep, remember all the faux anger when RTE had the audacity to mention this: