Can this Wazua Admin explain in good measure why I have been usered?

On raising the IEBC commissioners complaint regarding RAO, usering effected! Is this intimidation?...

Good members, is raising this issue worth usering?
http://www.wazua.co.ke/f...8057&p=2#post269787

I've been here since StocksKenya days but do you know what Mister/Miss Admin, shame on you, you are a disgrace to Admins.

Don't user me, delete the account.

I totally agree. That post does not warrant usering. Infact going by previous rules on Wazua... the post on "scoop on poop" is what warrants usering. I feel that if the admin can't tolerate diverse political views, then the politics section should be removed from Wazua. In this particular case it was not even a view it is just someone pointing out an incidence.

@ectacy

I will explain for them. First, and most important. They can user anything, anyone at anytime. It's their forum. If you don't like it, go to mashada.

The issue brought up there was very important. Is someone threatening a public servant. Thats a very important topic.

But as most of you "raila ni shetani" posters are oft to do, you went all crazy about it. To the point that even I who supported it could see it was leading towards that silly direction.

You were busy shouting down at Mcraggea who had a different point of view. You were not discussing a point of view. You were shouting.

My Rule of Thumb:

If after I read your post I can imagine you with a banana jumping up and down with glee,like a chimp, then its a post that should be usered.

Another one bites the dust

Na bado.

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