Socket connected to lighting ring - get rid or OK to label as 5A?

[winston1]

He has exactly as much right to tell people to do that as you do to spout your nonsense. Whose particular legal system are you invoking?

No one has the right to tell someone to ignore another poster because he has a different opinion.
I do not spout nonsense, I gave the OP good advice.

 

[RF Lighting]

Virtually every post you make is either nonsense or just plain old fashioned wrong. I also encourage the ignoring of Winston.

 

[winston1]

Virtually every post you make is either nonsense or just plain old fashioned wrong.

No that is not the case.

 

[RF Lighting]

It is and I’ve proved this to you on several occasions. I’ll add that post to the list of things you have posted that’s not correct.

 

[bernardgreen]

Get rid of it. It is very bad practice to put 13 a sockets on the lighting circuit though surprisingly it is aiiowed.

It is your opinion that it is bad practice. In reality it is not bad practice.

I am entitled to my opinion, you are entitled to yours, but you have no right to tell people to ignore me.

Anyone has the right, and in some cases the duty, to point out when another person's opinion is incorrect.

appears this socket is hanging down on a cable from the ceiling. This a complete bodge as well and needs sorting out.
Also note lighting circuits are not wired as rings.

The advice to sort it out is good advice,

Some lighting circuits are wired as rings.

 

[winston1]

It is your opinion that it is bad practice. In reality it is not bad practice.

It most certainly is. Someone could plug in a high power device and take out all the lights.

Some lighting circuits are wired as rings.

As you know that is not how it is normally done. There is no reason to do it.