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Perimeter protection

04/15/2010 10:54 AM

Perimeter protection - In construction was used nylon net attached by wood or metal, now using steel cables. The steel cable is flexible, which ensures manuseibilidade on installation and does not impact the employee, to be flexible and work within the rules. Thus a project is done in autocad to show how to install the nylon net and how it is set in the floors of new buildings. The Mechanical Engineer is who has the legality of this application, so it issues a document that releases developer before the organs of public defense to the employee, plus other documents to the line effective implementation of existing security standards.

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04/15/2010 11:00 AM

I have read your post several times, looking for:

a) a question

b) an observation or comment of interest

c) anything of interest

None of these things seem to be in your thread. Can you help me out, clear this up for me? I would like to hear more about perimeter fall protection.

[Edit: WOW! It appears admin has a new policy of agressively cleaning posts! Even with this heavy content and spelling edit, the thread makes no sense to me.]

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04/15/2010 11:12 AM

No one has cleaned up this post or made any edits. But it doesn't make any sense for sure.

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04/15/2010 11:33 AM

Hello, Baxter.

Well, your comment "No one has cleaned up this post or made any edits" is inaccurate. The post as it appears right now has been edited for grammar, spelling, and some content since it first appeared. As I consider further, it may well have been the original poster (or a helpful friend), and not CR4 admin.

But, it still doesn't make any sense!

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04/15/2010 11:59 AM

As a moderator I can see exactly what has happened the original post. The content of this post was not modified.

The topic does look very familiar to me. I remember reviewing something similar early this morning - and I believe I may have deleted it. Perhaps the individual came back and posted something more well-written later on in the morning.

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04/15/2010 12:22 PM

Hello SavvyExacta. Nice to meet you.

Well, OK, I will accept that. I may have read it earlier, then traveled forward in the KrisDell® time machine to the moment of the second post... I dunno...

Confusification seems to be my norm today...

After all of this, I hope we have not scared Guest away; I would like to know what he is after.

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04/15/2010 3:01 PM

Say, SavvyExacta, would visit with me for a moment?

Can you (or another moderator) tell me the general circumstances in which CR4 admin would modify, rather than delete, a post?

I have seen posts with an email address get scrubbed clean, and I think that is good and prudent moderation. I have seen a number of thread titles edited for readability; proper capitalization, punctuation, spelling... again I completely understand that. If a post is unintelligible gibberish it goes from editing to being summarily deleted... now we know that. Bigotry, slander, pandering, racism, religious or political soapboxing, inappropriate sexual inuendo.... I get all of that stuff.

Are there other editing criteria used? Or, does the staff pretty much let the chips fall where they may?

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04/15/2010 12:54 PM

Oh my. That was a fun read, wasn't it?

I'm going to take a guess and assume the OP is asking something about the legality surrounding safety netting used during the construction of new buildings. Anyone get the same vibe?

If so and even in cases where a question is worded clearly, the CR4 forum is not a place to seek nor take legal advice. At best all responses should be treated as opinion rather than fact. And CR4 members should take care to only offer such advice in the vaguest possible form necessary to guide the asker toward seeking the correct qualified assistance.

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04/15/2010 1:12 PM

i cant understand it either and what does manuseibilidade mean ??????

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04/15/2010 1:38 PM

I took a wild guess that it's partly a semi-phonetic spelling of "usability".

Possibly he meant "man usability"? It sort of fits in with the rest of the sentence if so. Maybe he means "The cable is flexible, making it easy to install...etc".

You know...trying to work this out is way more fun than most of the numerical sequence puzzles we get on here.

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04/15/2010 3:08 PM

perhaps thats the challenge not to answer what we think is a question but to work out what it means, its better than a cross word but frustrating cos we may never know what the real question was

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04/15/2010 2:08 PM

manuseibilidade

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