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The-Screw wrote:SOL is extremely boring you know, i can't stand that place.

this placing is becoming boring like SOL

paidmonk wrote:Eternauta,

They do have a news section.

I used to be a member there. They banned me for posting my own photo, of all things.

are you that ugly

xaji xundjuf is a member of somaliaonline laakin meeshu jeell baad moodda u cant talk what you think
wa niman hypcryte aah u cant mention an tribe name yet you are alowed to Name Ethiopia Tribe name

As a SOL member of many (read: many) years and a poster of thousands of posts, I could no longer with-stand the double-standard treatment that is prevelent in that forum. Thus, I decided not to participate in it once and for all. Although I have a great number of friends - some of which real life friends- I have come to believe that the forum was intellectually suffocating my creative disposition. Still, considering the number of members I know, who are members of SOL forum for the sole reason of 'clean and mature' environment, in which to exchange views on various range of issues, I think it is only advisable to encourage SNet Administration/Moderators, to create a similar environment conducive of potential civil discussions. This could be an initiative to lure back many of those mature members now languishing in a chronic state of boredom . Having stated that, I still respect both the members/admins/mods in that website as they have provided to many of us the very platform upon which some good discussions had been undertaken.

Anyway, what do I know, eh? But for sure a separate section of the forum designed to facilitate robust (not boring) intellectual discussions on somali issues would be nice. Nice? No not just nice; it would certainly be a relief!!!!

SNet Admins: Please break the monopoly and strange-hold SOL is holding on mature discussions. [b]Perhaps an affiliate forum for such discussions under the flagship of SNet website would be an ideal move [/b]
Thank you in advance.