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Thameslink Rail said:
Justin's House Pie-O-Matic Factory does not have a maximum height restriction.
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Unfortunately, we don't currently have a way to indicate in our restrictions overview that a ride is not suitable for an 18+ audience (unless accompanying a child), so we indicate this by adding on a 1.4m max instead. Whilst it is not 100% accurate, it at least indicates the restriction to prompt folks to check on the official website/ ride entrance board. It's a practice we picked up from the park, who also used to use similar restrictions to indicate a ride was not aimed at adults.

It's possibly something we might change at some point down the line, but for such a small change it would represent quite a large amount of work.
 
Alsty said:
The Meets page is a bit out of date. It talks about meets being cancelled this year due to the pandemic!
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Thanks Alex, we were toying with the idea of updating it for a while but inevitably forgot. With moving the RSVPs to the forum side of things it didn't seem like a priority, but you raise a good point regarding the covid message. We shall update!
 
There's no longer an option when searching the site to search the current thread you're browsing only, this was a really useful tool is it possible to bring it back?
 
Not sure where to put this

Could we update the rules so if people are linking to YouTube videos as a source of information, they include a summary of what's been said?
 
MattyH said:
Not sure where to put this

Could we update the rules so if people are linking to YouTube videos as a source of information, they include a summary of what's been said?
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We already cover this as we ask that video embedding should be accompanied by opinions or viewpoints of the poster. Naturally, that would also include summarising the parts of the video they're referring to:

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I always use like (I don’t really use the reactions), but I’ll admit I do worry about a like seeming insensitive for bad news like accidents.

For clarity, if I ever “like” a post about an incident or similar, I’m only liking to thank the poster for the news update as opposed to because I even vaguely like the news… no incident is a good thing.
 
Matt N said:
For clarity, if I ever “like” a post about an incident or similar, I’m only liking to thank the poster for the news update as opposed to because I even vaguely like the news… no incident is a good thing.
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It's interesting you raise this Matt, because the reaction system is there to "thank" the user for their contribution to the topic/discussion, rather than to acknowledge a post for instance.

@Alsty, having a sad or angry react was something we discussed when moving to the new version of the forum, but ultimately decided against in order to avoid the use of the more 'negative' reactions to be misconstrued or used incorrectly. I'm sure @Craig will be able to clarify or discuss further if needed. :)
 
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