Has this argument been going on since 2013?
I'd imagine some so called treated wood by now would have rotted away.
Brian

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On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 at 12:41:48 AM UTC+1, Dave Liquorice wrote:
On Mon, 15 Apr 2013 16:36:31 +0000 (UTC), Andrew Gabriel wrote:

One comment I would make - make sure the holes have flat bottoms
with good square corners where the base meets the side. Many years
ago, I dug a couple of holes for a neighbour, and I did as I said
here. The holes he dug were shaped like someone had pushed a football
into the soil. A year later in a strong wind, all his concrete lumps
rotated in their holes leaving his bit of the fence leaning (none of
the posts snapped), and the ones I did were still upright.

Sounds more like they wern't deep enough. Rule of thumb is 1/3 in the
ground as is above. 6' fence uses 8' posts with 2' in the ground.

Admitedly a square lump is less likely to rotate than a ball (in socket).

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Dave.

I think that's 1/4 Dave