There is definitely a preponderance of homosexual posting in this section. I tend to think it is the work of a single poster.
It may be but I confess I don't care. I enjoy reading them. I'd like to think at least ONE of them, if indeed is one person, is real. Hopefully they're all real and from different people. Write on, I say, write on.
It is for any story or confession pertaining to men ... that many (most?) are "gay" stories is just a reflection of the posters, not of the board. The board likes to have the Brook Burke speak for itself ;)
--The Webmaster
Webmaster : "....<I>The board likes to have the Brook Burke speak for itself;)</I>." <P>I agree.</P> The board <I>would</I> reflect the attitude(<I>any</I> attitude) of any who might drift in off the internet, and this <I>is</I> an interesting, if not unprecedented concept.<P>It is obvious, however, from following the messages and attendant threads that you do excersize considerable circumspection in your editorial power.<P> So, what gives? There is a quite an obvious dichotymy in your stated aims and what ends up staying on the boards. It gives the impression that you maintain some unstated agenda.
People! People!
If you are going to use words such as "Unprecedented", "attendant threads", & "Dichotymy", you may confuse most of preteens that use this website.
Actually, I rather enjoy reading posts that make you think.
Good Work!
It's for gay men, and straight men. The gays like the sex stories, and the straights like to trash women. I like it all.
There is no agenda for this board or this entire site, other than as a place for fun, wacky, dare I say zany stuff to be posted. I was intending for this board to cover things men talk about in the locker rooms and over lunch, not as a place for stories of gay encounters to be posted ... but my own intentions, and the intentions of the people who keep the site going, the posters, often diverge. And that's OK.
My editorial policy basically boils down to this: stupid posts get deleted, racist posts get deleted, and off-topic posts get deleted. That leaves a wide range of things that I leave alone, or that I edit very lightly. I also don't pretend that I read every post, though I do eventually get to most of them, and if it appears something has been missed by my editorial delete key, someone always seems to find it and report it, which is great.
The inclusion of the Brooke Burke poster ad on these pages continues to reflect my own personal view for what the board represents. I just wish she was here in person!
--The Webmaster