As The Uk has moved to a 3 tier system. Can somebody Explain what is acceptable to do In plain english.
within the lowest tier.1
then 2 and lastly tier 3.
Where I guess, Wiping my own bum is restricted in law somewhere. Thanks |
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Best to search and visit the .gov pages, rather than get an Internet page visitor to give you their interpretation of it. The horses mouth works best.
People who you live with or are in a social bubble with, are the main focus. Plus children with parents who don't live together. |
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"As The Uk has moved to a 3 tier system. Can somebody Explain what is acceptable to do In plain english.
within the lowest tier.1
then 2 and lastly tier 3.
Where I guess, Wiping my own bum is restricted in law somewhere. Thanks"
Whatever it says you cant do, will be contradicted somewhere in the rules with what you can do... ie you cant have your brother round for a coffee, but if hes servicing your boiler he can come in, and you can make a tradesman a coffee |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My understanding is in all tiers you should work from home where possible, wear a mask in public places and keep social distance.
Tier one you can meet up to 5 other people inside or out.
Tier 2 Same as above but you can only meet in groups of 6 outdoors and tier 3 All of the above except that you cannot meet with any other households inside or out and some business cannot open but the ones that can and can't confuse me because that seems to different in different tier 3 areas. |
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"As The Uk has moved to a 3 tier system. Can somebody Explain what is acceptable to do In plain english.
within the lowest tier.1
then 2 and lastly tier 3.
Where I guess, Wiping my own bum is restricted in law somewhere. Thanks"
Depends what you're wiping your bum with or if someone out of your rule of six is doing it or not.
The rest is pretty easy to see from any news outlet or the gov website |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Obviously so are the moderators.
Whilst the option to arrange any sort of meet had been taken away from us by the disablement of the "meet" button. Last night on one of the chatrooms, seemingly nothing was being done about a live gathering/party being streamed.
Actually, I personally have no objections to people deciding as adults to do what they want but to have the "meet" facility taken away on one hand and do nothing when people are streaming gatherings is double standards. |
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By *9alMan
over a year ago
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"As The Uk has moved to a 3 tier system. Can somebody Explain what is acceptable to do In plain english.
within the lowest tier.1
then 2 and lastly tier 3.
Where I guess, Wiping my own bum is restricted in law somewhere. Thanks"
wiping your bum is not restricted but if panic buyers have bought all the loo roll you cant even do that |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"Obviously so are the moderators.
Whilst the option to arrange any sort of meet had been taken away from us by the disablement of the "meet" button. Last night on one of the chatrooms, seemingly nothing was being done about a live gathering/party being streamed.
Actually, I personally have no objections to people deciding as adults to do what they want but to have the "meet" facility taken away on one hand and do nothing when people are streaming gatherings is double standards."
Moderators are meeting?
If you didn't mean that and you saw someone else having a meet on cam then report is the best option if you can't find a mod
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"Im from tier 3 but been to work today in a tier 2 area. Is this allowed ? "
If you can't work from home yes. I'd say do what you like but use your common sense. I'm tier 3 happy staying under my rock away from the majority of folk  |
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"I'm in Scotland and I'm totally confused what I can and can't do."
The best thing is to work out what it is you want to do, decide that you’re actually going to do it, and then figure out how do it fully legal - work , bubbles etc etc it’s much simpler and this is what those in charge do so it must be the right way. If in doubt , don’t ask for advice on a swingers forum, dial 911 |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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Personally I think these Tiers are a load of bollocks, but here's my understanding:
Tier 1: You can meet with people not in your household or support bubble inside of a restaurant, pub or bar.
Tier 2: You may not meet with people outside of your household or support bubble inside of a private residence. This also includes restaurants, pubs and bars (unless it's a business lunch for up to 30 people or you sit outside in the beer garden).
Tier 3: Same as Tier 2 except that pubs, bars or restaurants may not serve drinks unless they are accompanied by a substantial meal. This is because Covid 19 is very smart and can tell whether you are holding a knife and fork or not. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Moderators are meeting?
If you didn't mean that and you saw someone else having a meet on cam then report is the best option if you can't find a mod
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There is zero point reporting. All the site does is stop the reporting person being able to view the reported profile, nothing more. I've used the covid button several times so know they aren't removed. Sadly |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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"If I've read it right, even tier 3 rules are recommendations or advisories... so crack on, what ever pleases you  "
Only the travel restrictions are.
The bit about meeting others is enforceable (in theory at least).
Oh and the dinner plate police are out to make sure that the food being served is "substantial" enough |
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Apparently kids in our area are allowed to go out on Halloween but does this mean to maintain the two meter rule l must throw the sweets up the garden path to them. ???? |
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The speed limits 70 on the motorway, no its 20 going past schools, no its 60 national speed limit, no its 40 in street lit areas, no its 30 on tesyricted roads, its 80 in Germany, but my car can go 130....how will we ever cope?
Oh somehow we do. Selective adherence from selective reading is a wonderful excuse. |
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"Apparently kids in our area are allowed to go out on Halloween but does this mean to maintain the two meter rule l must throw the sweets up the garden path to them. ????"
Yes. Extra points if you strike a child on the end of the nose with a Refresher bar. Double points if the child is not stationary when struck
(Please note, the above is written with my tongue firmly in my cheek, before someone reports me to social services) |
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"Apparently kids in our area are allowed to go out on Halloween but does this mean to maintain the two meter rule l must throw the sweets up the garden path to them. ????
Yes. Extra points if you strike a child on the end of the nose with a Refresher bar. Double points if the child is not stationary when struck
(Please note, the above is written with my tongue firmly in my cheek, before someone reports me to social services)"
 wait for the kids to say "trick or treat first" then say trick *throws sweets* they asked for it!!  |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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Moderators are meeting?
If you didn't mean that and you saw someone else having a meet on cam then report is the best option if you can't find a mod
There is zero point reporting. All the site does is stop the reporting person being able to view the reported profile, nothing more. I've used the covid button several times so know they aren't removed. Sadly "
You are assuming people will be removed for a first offence, if this was the case there would only be half of the forum posting
Admin spend hours dealing with many reports a day, it must be a smack in the face when people keep saying this. However if you do want to make your feedback known please do it from the contact link rather than the forum |
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