Personal Comment on Board Posting IMHO opinion I don't mind people on this Great Awakening and the Great Awakening who post what might be a rumor, because many "rumors" or first stories materialize into actual events. I would rather have the information early, then an Anon waiting to post something because there is not enough "sauce".  IMHO, our demand on this board for links or additional research to be completed by the "poster" is becoming excessive and may stop someone from posting at all. In my case, there are times I can get links or research a story to greater depths and there are other times, I simply don't have the time to research or provide links, but have personal knowledge from past research to be able to add onto a conversation before I have to rush out for work. I understand we have the right to post, for the most part, what we want to post, but to come down on others that their posts are not appropriately researched or "linked" does not go well for us as a group. I feel it is fine to ask for more information, but to belittle someone or being condescending does "not win friends and influence people"* and goes against our movement's motto of WWG1WGA. Also, for all those on the board who group a particular race or religion in a derogatory manner is not appropriate. We are not supporters of identity politics - "like all President Trump supporters are racist" - that is not what we are regardless of how many times the other side wants to repeat that statement.   Finally, boards are being closed down for inappropriate language. Please don't use foul language on this board. I don't know how to use the chans or kuns, but you're allowed to totally express your full vocabulary on those sites. Lets not destroy this board as there are many Patriots who post and whose posts are most informative, analyzed and valued.  WWG1WGA (*Excerpt from How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie, first published 1936 by Simon and Schuster: link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Win_Friends_and_Influence_People)