; d’altronde ho riconosciuto , ed ammirato , quella sensibilità tutta british di dirti le cose più fastidiose nel meno fastidioso modo possibile .Ho pensato poi che per arrivare a questo tipo di “avviso ai naviganti” ci fossero stati problemi ben più seri , da denuncia penale .
Spero proprio di no , che sia solo una precauzione eccessiva. Oppure si è voluto accontentare i pruriti di qualche vecchia zitella .
Allora …
perché non lanciamo anche noi il Bookcrossing Sicuro ? 
Magari all’italiana : “ Italians do it better or do not in deed “ 
In fin dei conti si tratta solo di buon senso .
Take care ,
2t
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Staying Safe
Bookcrossing is a wonderful, friendly community and many of us have
formed
relationships with people we've met through the main site or the
Yahoo!
Groups. But it's also an open community which, while it means we
have an
excellent mix of people, also means that anyone can join - even if
their
intentions aren't entirely honourable.
With this in mind, we feel it's a good idea to remind people how to
stay
safe. This is not intended to stifle existing or new relationships
but to
ensure that we can all continue to enjoy our hobby.
1. If you receive a PM that makes you feel uncomfortable do
report it
to BC support.
2. If you receive an e-mail that makes you feel uncomfortable do
report it to the BCUK moderators
3. If you continue to receive messages from an individual who you
believe is acting inappropriately send them a short, sharp
message telling
them to stop.
4. Do not enter into discussions with such a person.
5. Do be careful if you decide to meet someone in person.
6. Do tell someone in Real Life where you're going, when you'll be
back and who you're meeting.
7. Do meet in a public place and *stay* there.
8. Do take a friend along.
9. Do take your mobile phone.
10. Do enjoy your Bookcrossing and Stay Safe.
If you're making contact with people you'd like to make friends
with, please
bear these points in mind - if you don't, you may find that you are
making
them uncomfortable.
1. If possible, ask someone before you start using their email
address
for chatty emails. It's possible to pick up people's email
addresses from
Yahoo groups etc, but pause before you do, and think whether
you're going to
surprise someone out of the blue (of course it's fine to email
people if
they ask people to email them about their book ring or question,
and to
reply on the same level that they use).
2. Just like with the PM rules, don't email people repeatedly if
they
don't reply the first time.
3. Don't get too personal, too soon; allow time for the other
person
to feel comfortable.
4. If someone asks you to leave them alone, or not to contact you
by
this method, please respect their wishes, and do so.
5. If you arrange to meet up with someone, don't try to make them
go
elsewhere afterwards, unless they clearly want to.
These suggestions are designed to help us all feel more comfortable,
and
within our rights to ask people to stop if we feel they are acting
inappropriately. Whether they are part of this group, or not, feel
free to
use these points as a reference if you are not sure what to say.
Please could all group owners forward this to the local groups.
Your moderators on the BCUK group are YowlYY/Gabriella,
mrsbridgewater/Victoria, caffcaff/Vikki & loopy1/Lin. We can be
contacted
through the members section on the main Yahoo page or individually
via PM/e
mail. Please note - any contact we receive individually regarding
BCUK will
be shared with the other moderators.
This message is stored in the files section for future reference.
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