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03-12-2002, 01:07 PM
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New England Nissan Revisited
Well now for my response! First of all my apologizes for adding my post to so many different sections, but my goal was to touch owners of each and I had no other knowledge of where I could make it visible to all. But....not only are you trying to eliminate something that is designed in the best interest of your users is quite disturbing. You did not give me any notifications of why, when or how you were going to eliminate my account and posts. And as for "Spamming", I hardly consider the posting of legitimate information not meant to deprive your site (as stated in my post, if you even bothered to read it), of any customers (not that they pay you for this service).
It also amazes me that you would want to eliminate something that is working towards the same common goal that your site is suppose to support, a forum for automotive chat. And for you to consider it advertising for someone to say "Hey I am starting a club up to unite people with the same interest", is absolutely outrageous. I am sure I could hit each and everyone of these forums and find some type of "advertising" by members. For example: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t34784.html My last comment is that you could at least have given me the common courtesy of explaining why I should not do this and show me where and how I could properly post this in this site. If you could please contact me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Marc |
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03-12-2002, 01:25 PM
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03-12-2002, 01:30 PM
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This is from the TOS:
"BE COURTEOUS: AVOID DUPLICATE POSTS Do not post the same discussion more than once on a discussion forum or on many forums. Duplicate discussions can be frustrating for other members, especially for those whose time and energy is limited. Weeding through the same discussion in multiple locations can be not only frustrating, but down right annoying. Duplicate discussions will be deleted. Reposting the same message repeatedly can be interpreted as SPAM and could result in the loss of your membership." FYI
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