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A 6264
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SkyScraaaper
New Member
is this the kind of petty responses this forum has devolved into? The prior point made is a valid one, and I'm sure shared by many of us who use this forum for real information. Not endless debates of the same topic and personal opinions rehashed over and over.
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ARG1
Senior Member
I wonder if at some point we should ditch the accessibility icons in favour of "not accessible" icons. Who knows, could save the TTC some money on ink.
6ixGod
Active Member
This is not about being petty. It is simply stating the obvious: repeated planning mistakes with Line 5 and Line LRTs naturally lead to repeated complaints. In fact, complaints after Line 6 prompted the city to implement transit signal priority, showing that pointing out problems can lead to real improvements. Ignoring these patterns or asking people to stay quiet does not make the situation any better.
McGillicuddy
Active Member
Olivia Chow is not reading your forum posts. You are not speaking truth to power here.
PL1
Senior Member
It was 100% uncivil. My comment did not merit your response. Please do better
6ixGod
Active Member
Like I said to someone else, deal with it. You can insulate yourselves and have a circle jerk all you want on this forum about how great Line 6 is. In the real world, people are upset and rightfully so….be it Instagram, TikTok, BlogTO etc.
If you don’t like comments being critical of poor decisions, you’re more than welcome to put me on ignore. Problem solved.
McGillicuddy
Active Member
Come down off the cross. Easter isn't until April.
Dan416
Senior Member
No one is defending poor decisions. We should be critical of poor decisions. But aside from venting on Urban Toronto, what have you done? Have you called the mayor's office? Written her a letter or email? How about your local councillor or MPP? Have you complained to Doug Ford? Have you contacted the TTC and Metrolinx?
A 6264
Active Member
6ixGod, let's do a big reset on this, okay? The original message you replied to, did not tell people to stay quiet, but I responded with "??" because I thought that's what you might have meant. I will accept that you're against people telling other people to stay quiet, and I misread a vague statement. This was probably much ado about nothing. I'm all for dropping my objections, and have us all be friendly again.
WillTo
Senior Member
ThenWhat
Active Member
Perhaps this will happen, and as a frequent transit user I really hope it will. What has actually happened so far is that in December 2025 the mayor and the city council passed a resolution asking for improvements. Not that different from another resolution that the mayor and the council passed in April 2025.
Vortex112
New Member
I really hope this is everyone’s reminder to just block this account. All of us would really appreciate it if after you type out your comments read it back to yourself and ask “am I contributing anything of value to this conversation?” Before hitting post.
6ixGod
Active Member
You’re most welcomed to block me. I’m not concerned at all. Thank you.