SPGB T-Shirts
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A small trial run of T-shirts, just with the SPGB logo and a web address has been commissioned, and will be available for purchase at ADM for the cost price of £8.50 each.
These have been designed as a campaign tool, as in a flyer, rather than as a fashion item. If there is sufficient interest, we may look into developing the idea further – suggestions/feedback welcome.
As can be seen from the photograph, there are four designs, two with the full-colour logo on black or white, and two mono versions, white or red on black, in various sizes.Comrades interested in these items, please make yourself known to Kent and Sussex members at ADM or email spgb.ksrb@worldsocialism.org
steve colborn wrote:I like this, I really like this! Where do I send my order and the money?Well done,Steve Colborn.Thanks. Which of the four designs would you like and which size (small, medium or large)? I will let you know what the total cost is as soon as I hear from the member responsible for their dispatch.
I am going to wear one of those on my next trip to Cuba Probably, they will send me to jail for promotting real socialism
steve colborn wrote:I like this, I really like this! Where do I send my order and the money? Well done, Steve Colborn.if the fashionistas of Seaham Harbour are wearing these this season, then they'll be the talk of the Paris catwalks, I'd better get one too, don't want it said that Newcastle lags behind Sunderland in the fashion stakes.
Hi TimI take it then you will be wanting the white on black shirt? Did you find one the right size at Head Office? If not I can order you one in.BTW Did I mention Wally Cox played for the Beddlington Terriers? Not had many orders in those colours yet – funny that!
The response to this initiative has been very encouraging. Most, if not all, of the initial order have now been spoken for and we will soon be placing an order for a further batch. Just a slight correction about the sizes. They are available in medium, large and extra large; not as previously stated in #4. Email spgb.ksrb@worldsocialism.org if you would like to put your name down for one (or more).
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We're not supposed to feed trolls, Tim, but your approach might tempt him into getting a second warning. And then we only need a third and he's out.
ALB wrote:We're not supposed to feed trolls, Tim, but your approach might tempt him into getting a second warning. And then we only need a third and he's out.Perhaps but will her suspension be "indefinite"? I have an odd feeling that it won't.Meanwhile, over on the off-topic sub-forum we have spam which is still extant despite it having been reported over six hours ago (at the time of this post)…http://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/forum/topic/heres-how-presidential-candidates-eat-sleep-and-work-out#comment-35881
ALB wrote:We're not supposed to feed trolls, Tim, but your approach might tempt him into getting a second warning. And then we only need a third and he's out.The procedure for applying a suspension is usually: A reminder is posted; then a 1st, 2nd and 3rd warnings are issued; followed by a PM informing the user that a further breach of the rules will incur a suspension. The period of the suspension, and whether or not it becomes an indefinite suspension, will be determined after the moderators have issued the suspension.Which means in practice before a user is suspended they go through 5 levels of actions by the moderators. I emphasise this is the usual practice, however all moderators have the autonomy to bypass the reminders and directly issue a warning. When this occurs the warning is discussed by all the moderators then: confirmed; or retracted; replaced with a reminder; or a suspension.In short, all warnings and suspensions are discussed then voted on for a majority decision by the moderators.
Just out of interest, I know it's slightly off topic, but do warnings expire like driving licence points? I've had a few of those in my time. It would seem fair that posters can reduce their culpability by prolonged good behaviour.
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