MagickalKat777
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Because of the fact that things are getting out of hand with slang, I need to remind people of one of this forum's guidelines.
Therefore, I am proposing a rule change. Under this proposed change, we would begin enforcing this and also adding a requirement that there is a specification of tested or untested. If you use the term "Molly" currently, please stop. The reason for this is because "Molly" can be many things these days. When posting, you should either use the term "tested" or "untested" followed by the type be it a pill, powder, capsule, or crystal. Every post regarding a comedown, side effects, or anything else other than in a general social context, needs to specify whether or not you tested your product. If you have not tested your product, never assume that it is MDMA.
Molly used to refer to nothing else but MDMA (and occasionally MDA) crystal/powder, generally high quality product that was minimally cut with inactive agents. These days, the term Molly has become ubiquitous with users as being the same as MDMA and the fact is that when you ask for Molly, you have a very high chance of getting something other than MDMA.
It goes without saying but I'm going to repeat it here, under no circumstances should you be taking any pill, crystal, or powder, without running a marquis reagent test on it at a minimum and that taking product that you haven't personally tested is taking your life into your own hands. It used to be that you would get a bad batch of "Molly" running the rounds that was cut with caffeine or a bit of meth. Now you have a whole cocktail of potentially dangerous chemicals as well as direct analogs of MDA and MDMA to contend with.
At the end of the day, this is a harm reduction forum. We have new users all the time coming in and posting questions and when they see something like "Molly is the bomb" they go and ask someone to get them some "Molly" and then they end up with a bag of nastiness. We can avoid all of that if we start calling the drug what it is. The drug is called MDMA, not Molly, not ecstasy.
Under the proposed rule change, when there is a reference to Molly or any other slang that is used to refer to MDMA, the post would be edited and changed to say untested. It just makes sense to eliminate the confusion. In addition, any posts that don't specifically say that they tested the product would also be edited to say untested and a post would be left regarding the change.
There would be an exception to the rule and that is that in general conversation in a social context, you wouldn't need to specify that you tested or did not test the product but the use of slang as a descriptor would continue to be disallowed.
Please leave your comments and take the poll regarding this change. Thanks everyone and happy new year!
Therefore, I am proposing a rule change. Under this proposed change, we would begin enforcing this and also adding a requirement that there is a specification of tested or untested. If you use the term "Molly" currently, please stop. The reason for this is because "Molly" can be many things these days. When posting, you should either use the term "tested" or "untested" followed by the type be it a pill, powder, capsule, or crystal. Every post regarding a comedown, side effects, or anything else other than in a general social context, needs to specify whether or not you tested your product. If you have not tested your product, never assume that it is MDMA.
Molly used to refer to nothing else but MDMA (and occasionally MDA) crystal/powder, generally high quality product that was minimally cut with inactive agents. These days, the term Molly has become ubiquitous with users as being the same as MDMA and the fact is that when you ask for Molly, you have a very high chance of getting something other than MDMA.
It goes without saying but I'm going to repeat it here, under no circumstances should you be taking any pill, crystal, or powder, without running a marquis reagent test on it at a minimum and that taking product that you haven't personally tested is taking your life into your own hands. It used to be that you would get a bad batch of "Molly" running the rounds that was cut with caffeine or a bit of meth. Now you have a whole cocktail of potentially dangerous chemicals as well as direct analogs of MDA and MDMA to contend with.
At the end of the day, this is a harm reduction forum. We have new users all the time coming in and posting questions and when they see something like "Molly is the bomb" they go and ask someone to get them some "Molly" and then they end up with a bag of nastiness. We can avoid all of that if we start calling the drug what it is. The drug is called MDMA, not Molly, not ecstasy.
Under the proposed rule change, when there is a reference to Molly or any other slang that is used to refer to MDMA, the post would be edited and changed to say untested. It just makes sense to eliminate the confusion. In addition, any posts that don't specifically say that they tested the product would also be edited to say untested and a post would be left regarding the change.
There would be an exception to the rule and that is that in general conversation in a social context, you wouldn't need to specify that you tested or did not test the product but the use of slang as a descriptor would continue to be disallowed.
Please leave your comments and take the poll regarding this change. Thanks everyone and happy new year!
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