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Conway Stewart has made siginificant changes/upgrades to their website. I believe it is an improvement to the old website.

 

The US website appears unchanged.

 

- Grayling

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While it may not be safe for me to comment on anything CS, dare I risk another unwarranted suspension, I agree with you that the UK site is sexier and plays on the company's heritage (and rightly so, I would add).

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Now you have me worried, what am I not supposed to ask about in regards to Conway Stewart here on FPN?

 

I was looking at a few of their pens and now you have me worried. Are there any guidelines or pointers for what is or isn't allowed? I read the pinned post from 2007 and it was vague on specifics and yet clear that we aren't supposed to start flame war style threads.

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Now you have me worried, what am I not supposed to ask about in regards to Conway Stewart here on FPN?

 

I was looking at a few of their pens and now you have me worried. Are there any guidelines or pointers for what is or isn't allowed? I read the pinned post from 2007 and it was vague on specifics and yet clear that we aren't supposed to start flame war style threads.

bleair,

Welcome to the CS forum. There's not much you cannot ask about here, especially in regards to CS pens. I think you might have misunderstood the post by MikeW. He got suspended from here ('unwarranted' is his own opinion in this regard) for some disparaging and unkind remarks towards Mary Burke (a moderator here), and probably bears a grudge. Ask anything you like, we're all here to learn and/or educate.

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... disparaging and unkind remarks towards Mary Burke (a moderator here), and probably bears a grudge.

 

bleair,

 

warblerick is entitled to his opinion, though why he needs to take a shot at Mike only he can answer for.

 

Ask away to your heart's content, and let's talk cracked ice.

 

gary

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Bleair, I tried to send you a private message, but couldn't. It says you cannot receive any new messages. Maybe your inbox is full? :unsure:

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Now you have me worried, what am I not supposed to ask about in regards to Conway Stewart here on FPN?

 

I was looking at a few of their pens and now you have me worried. Are there any guidelines or pointers for what is or isn't allowed? I read the pinned post from 2007 and it was vague on specifics and yet clear that we aren't supposed to start flame war style threads.

 

Which pens were you looking at, bleair?

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