user Andrew Ede | over 8 years ago

Keith, I'm sorry if you feel you have been made unwelcome. That certainly wasn't my intention as I said that discussion and argument are encouraged and thanked you for your continuing input. But so be it. Ann, the King Richard story was covered in the paper version.

user Ann Morrison | over 8 years ago

I've obviously missed something. I think Jason does a good job but maybe I've missed it but has the King Richard story been in the Bulletin. L read the Ultima Hora on line and it has coverage there and also in the British press.

user keith | over 8 years ago

Ok you have won . I will no longer be reading or replying to comments on here as you have made it so obvious I am not welcome on here . since the 7-10-1999 I have read this paper and I think it is time to stop . all I hope is I hope it doesn't send the wrong message out to people that if they try to be honest you will get picked on and worse . adios

user keith | over 8 years ago

Lets take Ron first .if you have anything to say , say it ( but personal digs are not enjoyed by anyone. (I could say more, but I don't care to name or offend anyone ) . name and shame . next Andrew .And what do you mean by that statement ? ( though they might be construed as being somewhat personal ) were have I been impersonal ? Jason is the editor of this news paper which I have read for numerous years and if he cant take constructive criticism he should not be in that position . As for Sean , luv him to bits lol

user Ron | over 8 years ago

Well said Andrew! I don't agree either with criticising Jason. You all do a great job at MDB and I for one appreciate reading the reports and the freedom to contribute. I don't always agree with the editorial, but personal digs are not enjoyed by anyone. I could say more, but I don't care to name or offend anyone. Keep up the good work Jason, Humphrey and Andrew.

user Andrew Ede | over 8 years ago

Gentlemen, as supervisor of this site, if I may be allowed ... Sean, I do not see anything defamatory in Keith's remarks, though they might be construed as being somewhat personal. Discussion and argument are encouraged, and I thank both of you for your continuing input. Above all, though, can we keep things as respectful as possible without impinging on this website being a forum for airing valid differences of opinion. Thank you.

user keith | over 8 years ago

sean . defamation and libel are very strong accusations .I have been reading this paper for 16 years and to comment on a comments page is natural . I comment on Jason moores editorial because sometimes I agree and sometimes I dont . its called freedom of speech . like steve p says forces have no choice were they are sent . if you disagree with anything I have to say just do what I do , give it a thumbs down like everybody else does . if I have said anything wrong then let Jason stick up for himself . I don't think threatening people with defamation and liability writs is the way to encourage people to join in valid discussion .

user Steve P | over 8 years ago

Sean. The difference between the service personnel and expats voting rights is, Forces had no choice about being abroad. Expats do. Servicemen/women will also vote in the referendum, whether in the UK or Falklands, Cyprus, USA, or any other place they are based. Sorry but if someone has been resident in a country for over 15 years, they should be classed as natives of that country.

user Sean Dobson | over 8 years ago

Yes,Keith,I do know that that defamation is spoken and libel is written and that I spelled defamation wrong but you can't edit the comments once sent and you realise that you got something wrong.

user Sean Dobson | over 8 years ago

My other reply to your comment about Jason Moore is that 10.000 signatures on a petition is not bad,what does the fact that there are millions of expats have to do with Jason Moore,Majorca or the Majorca Daily Bulletin.? The Majorca Daily Bulletin only represents Majorca and the Balearics and only sought to obtain signatures from the readers of the Daily Bulletin,which they did successfully given the numbers of expats in Majorca and the Balearics so they had every right to cheer. What do you mean by ''pretend to speak for'' that is diffamation of someone you don't know,both the Majorca Daily Bulletin and Jason Moore frequently highlight the problems of Majorca,you clearly don't read it much,if at all.