New Non League Football show on BBC London

[sjj2112]

Originally Posted By: Rhodes

I think if you asked everyone on another's Forum whether they minded their posts being used on other Forums such as this one in order to illustrate strong feeling or whatever the case might be they would have no objection whatsoever, it's only you who seems to have the problem. As for asking their permission first I wouldn't have an issue with it so why would anyone else, besides you could ask somone's permission and then wait forever and a day for them to get back to you. No I think you are just someone who enjoys coming onto Forums such as this one and stiring up a hornets nest for no reason, you never needed to come on here at all following your ill fated visit to the Copthall Stadium and you could have easily stayed in the comfort zone of Mr Kempster's Forum where nobody says boo to a goose.

In light of Rhodes comments I posed the question on another's forum to see if people felt the same way as Rhodes. The thread, which is still less than 24 hours old, can be viewed here : Posting on TK's Forum

I will leave it to you all to decide if the consensus view matches Rhodes' opinion.

[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: Greg_Dyke

Despite recent posts on this forum, I am sure many posters would want you to go
further

Greg Dyke - Do you mean with Caroline, well it won't be for want of trying!

[Rhodes]

I've just received an e-mail from the Non League Football Show which was back on air last night. I see my former work colleague and friend Lord Triesman of Tottenham is featured:

 

From: Non League [mailto:NonLeague@bbc.co.uk]

Sent: 22 July 2008 17:49

Subject: Your first article of the season and the show is back!

Importance: High

 

Hello!

 

The BBC Non League Show is back and available to download via http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/podcasts/nonleague/

Every week in the season we'll be sending you an article which is free to use on your websites and in your programmes. It would be great if you can credit the BBC Non League Football Show, yours to listen to via www.bbc.co.uk/nonleague

The first article is below!

Remember if you've got a story let us know, and shout about your club on the radio, email nonleague@bbc.co.uk

(The BBC Non League Football Show is based at BBC London, but is all about Non League Football across the country, your BBC Local Radio Station may also provide great stories and radio on your local club)

 

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[Greg_Dyke]

So this Tin Whistle FC, any clues ?

[Rhodes]

Yes it's an Irish Flute not a Football Club, Caroline is mistaken:

 

http://www.lep.co.uk/arts/Ask-the-experts--Irish.3030319.jp

 

 

 

[Rhodes]

Evening all - I have received another e-mail from Caroline and I'm sure she will want me to share the information with you. Watch this space as Hector Varela may be on the show before too long:

 

Hello everyone,

 

Just wanted to introduce myself.

 

I present the BBC Non League Football Show and will be one of the writers of the articles throughout the season.

 

I've included another below for you to use.

 

If anyone has any stories, for the website or the radio, contact me via caroline.barker.01@bbc.co.uk or nonleague@bbc.co.uk

 

The latest podcast is available now via http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/podcasts/nonleague/ and includes a discussion on the best managers in Non League, together with the usual mix of news and views. Justin Edinburgh, Steve King and others join us for a frank debate.

 

Hope everything is going well for the new season and do get in touch,

 

Caroline and the team

 

The BBC Non League Football Show

Every Monday from 9pm via www.bbc.co.uk/nonleague

Real Football, real fans.

If you've got a story email the team nonleague@bbc.co.uk

 

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"I will give at least

[Uncle Urchin]

Originally Posted By: NeutralFan

Rhodes you are completely wrong here, you've been told how to post links on numerous occasions but choose to ignore the policy and etiquette of this site.

"I think you are just someone who enjoys coming onto Forums such as this one and stiring up a hornets nest for no reason"

NF you are completely wrong in getting continuously involved with rhodes as a so called moderator of this site...you obviously allow your subjective feelings to overcome your ability to moderate this forum as you do not like rhodes or anyone that supports him...

your judgement is so poor that I am going to call for the admins on here to remove you as a moderator by PM to Ian...anyone else that feels the same way should also PM Ian......

[k33p3r No. 1]

Originally Posted By: Uncle Urchin

Originally Posted By: NeutralFan

Rhodes you are completely wrong here, you've been told how to post links on numerous occasions but choose to ignore the policy and etiquette of this site.

"I think you are just someone who enjoys coming onto Forums such as this one and stiring up a hornets nest for no reason"

NF you are completely wrong in getting continuously involved with rhodes as a so called moderator of this site...you obviously allow your subjective feelings to overcome your ability to moderate this forum as you do not like rhodes or anyone that supports him...

your judgement is so poor that I am going to call for the admins on here to remove you as a moderator by PM to Ian...anyone else that feels the same way should also PM Ian......

ive heard he speaks highly of you

[Uncle Urchin]

Originally Posted By: k

[Uncle Urchin]

Originally Posted By: sjj2112

I'm glad to see that you are quoting your source for this message, namely that this is a posting lifted directly off the another forum. I assume you got their permission to copy it on to here.

don't talk bollox steve..everyone cuts and pastes and no one needs permission to do so..once it hits the www its legal fair game...

I'll give you a tip if you want to enjoy these forums...don't take rhodesy on....he'll drive you mad.....

[sjj2112]

I have to say I disagree with you on this one Unc. I am not suggesting that people don't pass information on, it's just that there are different ways of doing it

 

In my opinion the best way is to post a link to the site where the original information was posted - the person making the original posting has obviously decided where they want their opinion/information to go and it is not down to a third party to arbitrarily place it elsewhere. To my mind it is simply common courtesy. I know it goes on all the time, that doesn't make it right. The copying of films and music goes on all the time but it isn't right.

 

As I understood it a person retains intellectual copyright of anything they post unless they explicitly give up that right, therefore you do need permission to cut and paste elsewhere.

 

This is my opinion and we may well have to agree to disagree, but I would say that I have first hand experience of what happens when what you post in one place is copied elsewhere without your knowledge.

[Rhodes]

Originally Posted By: NeutralFan

Rhodes you are completely wrong here, you've been told how to post links on numerous occasions but choose to ignore the policy and etiquette of this site.

"I think you are just someone who enjoys coming onto Forums such as this one and stiring up a hornets nest for no reason"

NeutralFan - I received the text as an e-mail from Caroline so I don't think it's possible to post a link unless you can tell me how to do it, apologies for ruffling your feathers but it wasn't intentional.

[Uncle Urchin]

Originally Posted By: sjj2112

I have to say I disagree with you on this one Unc. I am not suggesting that people don't pass information on, it's just that there are different ways of doing it

In my opinion the best way is to post a link to the site where the original information was posted - the person making the original posting has obviously decided where they want their opinion/information to go and it is not down to a third party to arbitrarily place it elsewhere. To my mind it is simply common courtesy. I know it goes on all the time, that doesn't make it right. The copying of films and music goes on all the time but it isn't right.

As I understood it a person retains intellectual copyright of anything they post unless they explicitly give up that right, therefore you do need permission to cut and paste elsewhere.

This is my opinion and we may well have to agree to disagree, but I would say that I have first hand experience of what happens when what you post in one place is copied elsewhere without your knowledge.

fair comments steve...no probs...

[Rhodes]

Before NeutralFan goes into one I cannot post a link to the following article from the BBC Non League Show as it was received by e-mail:

 

Hello all

 

Hope the pre-season prep went well?! Here's another article for you free to use, if you could attribute to the Non League Show please.

 

Many thanks, and do drop us a line at nonleague@bbc.co.uk with any of your stories, all the best

 

Caroline and the team

 

The BBC Non League Football Show

Every Monday from 9pm via www.bbc.co.uk/nonleague

Real Football, real fans.

If you've got a story email the team nonleague@bbc.co.uk

 

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Right, you

[Rhodes]

Once again before NeutralFan goes into one I cannot post a link to the latest article from the BBC Non League Show as it was received by e-mail however let me know if you have no particular interest and don't want it posted anymore:

 

That

[Rhodes]

Ditto the above if you have no real interest in this weekly article from Caroline Barker at the Non League Show, otherwise I'll continue to post it:

 

Did you know you can get a whole meal for 52 people, freshly cooked, from frozen for under

[Greg_Dyke]

Rhodes,

Who writes that e-mail ?

 

Is it Caroline herself, and if so which club does she follow ?

 

Finally, what are your views on the 3rd paragraph from the end

[Rhodes]

Greg Dyke - Yes very interesting indeed but are you referring in a roundabout way to the unfortunate incident last night at Wellingborough Town.

Yes Caroline meticulously pens the excellent article every week, she follows Chelmsford City.

 

[Greg_Dyke]

Thank You for this informative, and direct answer

[Rhodes]

Why did you ask my view about the third paragraph from the end, did you have an ulterior motive. Anyway the article refers to a 'Club' suing over an injury sustained during a game as opposed to a player or, as was the case on Tuesday evening at Wellingborough Town, a Coach.