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[quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous]I've noticed it too, which is why I rarely post questions anymore.  I just expect to be mocked/ridiculed etc. so I don't bother.  Take this thread for example.   It's a fairly innocuous question... having a husband go to a bachelor party vs. Stay-at-home first child's birthday.

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/783922.page

I don't think anybody who has a child really would not understand why this would be a question, regardless of which side of the argument they are on. However instead of just responding, the things like "OMG, you are a psycho...hope your husband enjoys his bjs from other women (paraphrasing)", "You are crazy", "It’s wives like you that give all of us a bad name"

I don't really think these are the level of reportable, but thread crapping is a good word for it.  There are plenty of reasonable responses to, I put the negativity I think has definitely gotten more noticeable.

I still read all the time, and I'm not going anywhere, but yeah... opiates not the only one who's noticed this trend.[/quote]

You can report those post and just say that they are not helpful. If I disagree, I won't remove them. But -- and I want to emphasize this -- please report early in the thread. The thread to which you linked is already 5 pages. That means more than 70 posts. I simply don't have the time or interest to go through that many posts to clean up a thread. Not only is it easier for me to clean up a thread while it is still short, I think that helps set the tone and keeps things civil longer.

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