Don't tell 'em Pike

[Last Hussar]

Just a reminder, ( though I'm sure it's not the sort of thing you'd post anyway) DO NOT POST HOW YOU VOTED BEFORE 10 OCLOCK.

Pendraken would be held legally responsible for publishing a vote while the polls are still open.

[Orcs]

I am not sure why anyone would reveal how they voted, as the secret ballot is a fundamental part of our society.
 

But according to the BBC (Biased Broadcasting Corporation) you can tell people as long as you do not update social media inside the Polling Station.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-56849080

Can I tell my social media followers how I voted?
You can, but voters are advised not to update their social media accounts inside the polling station.

[FierceKitty]

It's the French one we need to worry about, anyway.

[Last Hussar]

Election law (specifically section 66A of the Representation of the People Act 1983) makes it an offence to publish before the polls close at 10pm.

Biased Broadcasting Corporation

To right wing for you?

[flamingpig0]

Do we really need to know?

[Raider4]

Do we really need to know?

No, we don't. And I can't remember anyone posting their voting preference on here in previous elections.

[flamingpig0]

No, we don't. And I can't remember anyone posting their voting preference on here in previous elections.

Nor me.

I would rather not be given the opportunity to think unkindly of people. Wargaming is too important for that

[hammurabi70]

It's the French one we need to worry about, anyway.

French?  I should have thought the Iranian!

But enough of politics.  I am mainly riveted by reading THE NAVAL WAR IN THE MEDITERRANEAN 1940 - 1943 and the implications for NIMITZ/HALSEY gaming.

[DecemDave]

I would rather not be given the opportunity to think unkindly of people. Wargaming is too important for that

well. no additional ones maybe?  we already have some who rule nit-pick, disparage others choice of scales or models, point out that my carefully painted 197th line had changed their cuff colour the year before etc or otherwise disagree with my own humble but clearly correct opinions. 

[flamingpig0]

well. no additional ones maybe?  we already have some who rule nit-pick, disparage others choice of scales or models, point out that my carefully painted 197th line had changed their cuff colour the year before etc or otherwise disagree with my own humble but clearly correct opinions. 

I am too good at hating things - I have now got to the age not wishing to any more.

[Last Hussar]

Nor me.

I would rather not be given the opportunity to think unkindly of people. Wargaming is too important for that

Yes, wargaming - modelling such pleasant human interaction...

 

[Raider4]

Yes, wargaming - modelling such pleasant human interaction...

Play fantasy. Dwarves vs. lizardmen - not a human in sight.

[flamingpig0]

Yes, wargaming - modelling such pleasant human interaction...

 

at least a fairly honest interaction- comparatively rare these days

[Elliesdad]

Ballot papers are numbered (so "the powers that be" know WHICH SPECIFIC ballot paper was allocated to me/anyone else) yet we make a fuss about it being a "secret" ballot.

I appreciate ballot papers are numbered, but doesn't that mean it would be possible to subsequently search through the completed ballot papers to identify how an individual voted? Mind-numbingly dull though 😉

[Orcs]

Well after all the seemingly endless, news coverage ,debates, arguments, disparaging comments and  downright lies ( from all sides of the house) we have the expected result that was effectively known 5 weeks or so ago.

Lets see what this change will bring