Evo said:Too much about jesus in that last post.
russ_watters said:Just a couple of quick clarifications:
-PF is an American forum.
-PF is akin to a private club: anyone can join, but it has rules. Think of it like the owner of the forum is having you over to his house to discuss science. You have to abide by his rules.
-The above has nothing whatsoever to do with freedom of speech. Freedom of speech quite simply doesn't apply.
I very much doubt that that is true.AUMathTutor said:I don't know about other people, but when I invite guests to my house, I let them say whatever they want.
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