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Title: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 05:02:57 AM
The poll thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.0

Snapshot of the manufacturers poll Philipma1957 ran before the mods killed it off

http://s26.postimg.org/ifuoknvk9/pool.jpg (http://postimage.org/)

I find the mods action unbelievable.

Guy

Simple question: Why ?
Second question: Was Dogie behind it ?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: bitsolutions on January 28, 2015, 05:24:41 AM
Simple question: Why ?
Second question: Was Dogie behind it ?
I think the issue was that there were 5 threads when there really should have been just one.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 05:25:53 AM
Simple question: Why ?
Second question: Was Dogie behind it ?
I think the issue was that there were 5 threads when there really should have been just one.
philipma1957 didn't find a technical way to do the polls question in one thread.
It also doesn't explain why the threads were removed without ANY explanation by the mods.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: philipma1957 on January 28, 2015, 05:27:59 AM
Guy it is not worth fighting about.

We need a better method to showcase good gear and good builders.

You have good gear you have been a good builder.

Bitmaintech has good gear they have been a good builder.


Asic Miner  has been spotty

Avalon has been spotty.

It is pretty simple the home miner has 4 pieces of gear to pick from at the moment in the 800- 1500gh class and   under 1500 watts  or 1 USA power socket 15 amp 120 volt socket.

the spondoolies sp20

the avalon4

the s-5

the prisma

I can point flaws in 3 of them.-------never owned the avalon4.

I can point flaws in all 4 builders.

I want to create a fair survey thread that stays current on top home mining gear.    

I can't the polls deleted took up a lot of space,  but a survey thread would not.  

I am tired will think this over a good nights sleep.




Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 05:41:09 AM
Guy it is not worth fighting about.
...
I don't intend to let go until an explanation will be provided. I find the mod action hostile and biased.
I'm starting to suspect foul, evil play.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Zelek Uther on January 28, 2015, 05:48:42 AM
Guy it is not worth fighting about.
...
I don't intend to let go until an explanation will be provided. I find the mod action hostile and biased.
I'm starting to suspect foul, evil play.
It is ridiculous that a Legendary member of Bitcointalk can't run some polls about hardware in the hardware forum.

Why were the polls and all their comments removed? Surely they were on-topic for the hardware forum?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: hongw on January 28, 2015, 05:49:40 AM
Guy it is not worth fighting about.
...
I don't intend to let go until an explanation will be provided. I find the mod action hostile and biased.
I'm starting to suspect foul, evil play.
These kinds of polls are very easy to manipulate anyway. I wouldn't say being the winner of these kinds of polls would give you any additional credibility. I would say that having a long term positive customer experiences (like providing good customer support, making machines that are stable and run as advertised, and other similar experiences) is what will help your company over the long term.

These kinds of actions are rarely explained by moderators, however it is possible that it was because they were essentially duplicates of each other when looked at on a per thread basis. As mentioned above having a thread with a surveymonkey (or other 3rd party website) link would probably be better if you wanted to insist on having this kind of poll/survey


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 05:50:13 AM
Guy it is not worth fighting about.
...
I don't intend to let go until an explanation will be provided. I find the mod action hostile and biased.
I'm starting to suspect foul, evil play.

Isn't it enough that you are one of the 3 remaining ASIC vendors that haven't yet screwed the pooch?

When you pay a guy to make 5(!) separate polls, don't be surprised when a mod cracks down.

They let pretty much anything slide, but if your minions take the piss and clog up the sub that's too much.

You really should have better things to worry about.

C'mon dude, don't be a Spamdoolie!   :)


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 05:53:42 AM
Guy it is not worth fighting about.
...
I don't intend to let go until an explanation will be provided. I find the mod action hostile and biased.
I'm starting to suspect foul, evil play.
It is ridiculous that a Legendary member of Bitcointalk can't run some polls about hardware in the hardware forum.

Why were the polls and all their comments removed? Surely they were on-topic for the hardware forum?
Exactly !
Reductio ad absurdum


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: theymos on January 28, 2015, 05:55:17 AM
Having 6 open topics about the same thing isn't OK. It's not fair to people who read/post other topics, since they'll tend to have a disadvantage when it comes to position in the topics list.

Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 05:58:35 AM
Having 6 open topics about the same thing isn't OK. It's not fair to people who read/post other topics, since they'll tend to have a disadvantage when it comes to position in the topics list.

Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware.
Thank you for the explanation and the solution how to do the poll.

However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: matt4054 on January 28, 2015, 06:07:20 AM
However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?


Please do your company a PR favor by assuming good faith here, you had a sensible explanation from the forum admin himself. IMHO the first two questions are kind of legit (though picky), but the last two are slipping into personal suspicion or conspiracy theories. By now I think we've all taken notice that you and Dogie aren't friends, just let it be.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 06:10:42 AM
However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?


Please make your company a PR favor by assuming good faith here, you had a sensible explanation from the forum admin himself. IMHO the first two questions are kind of legit (though picky), but the last two are slipping into personal suspicion or conspiracy theories. By now I think we've all taken notice that you and Dogie aren't friends, just let it be.
The third question can be answered by a simple yes/no from Theymos. I will respect and accept his answer.
Regarding Dogie, I do consider him a (misguided) friend. I wrote about it here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10284726#msg10284726

Since he did revived "Spondoolies Spam" thread and asked moderator to move it to Meta from Trash, I have enough ground for suspicion. If he'll deny, I'll accept it and publicly apologise.

Guy

Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 06:23:49 AM
However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?


Please make your company a PR favor by assuming good faith here, you had a sensible explanation from the forum admin himself. IMHO the first two questions are kind of legit (though picky), but the last two are slipping into personal suspicion or conspiracy theories. By now I think we've all taken notice that you and Dogie aren't friends, just let it be.
The third question can be answered by a simple yes/no from Theymos. I will respect and accept his answer.
Regarding Dogie, I do consider him a (misguided) friend. I wrote about it here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10284726#msg10284726

Since he did revived "Spondoolies Spam" thread and asked moderator to move it to Meta from Trash, I have enough ground for suspicion. If he'll deny, I'll accept it and publicly apologise.

Guy

Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

https://i.imgur.com/bXn7QvX.jpg


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 06:25:10 AM
However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?


Please make your company a PR favor by assuming good faith here, you had a sensible explanation from the forum admin himself. IMHO the first two questions are kind of legit (though picky), but the last two are slipping into personal suspicion or conspiracy theories. By now I think we've all taken notice that you and Dogie aren't friends, just let it be.
The third question can be answered by a simple yes/no from Theymos. I will respect and accept his answer.
Regarding Dogie, I do consider him a (misguided) friend. I wrote about it here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10284726#msg10284726

Since he did revived "Spondoolies Spam" thread and asked moderator to move it to Meta from Trash, I have enough ground for suspicion. If he'll deny, I'll accept it and publicly apologise.

Guy

Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

https://i.imgur.com/bXn7QvX.jpg
Why? Those are very simple questions to answer.
Don't you want to know the answers? I do.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: matt4054 on January 28, 2015, 06:37:44 AM
The third question can be answered by a simple yes/no from Theymos. I will respect and accept his answer.

Well, I think it was a loaded question (https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/loaded-question), given the phrasing and the fact that it was asked publicly. Now it's up to him to choose whether he wants to answer it or not.

Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

True, yet you relayed them.

Anyway, my point is that I think most people will agree that Spondoolies is a great ASIC manufacturer, and I share that opinion. And that's precisely the reason why I'd like to see you stay above the crowd by not going personal against other forum members, no matter how biased and/or unfounded their posts may be. For example, seeing Inaba trolling or using ad hominem instead of arguments didn't help BFL with their reputation... just sayin' ::)


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 06:46:46 AM
The third question can be answered by a simple yes/no from Theymos. I will respect and accept his answer.

Well, I think it was a loaded question (https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/loaded-question), given the phrasing and the fact that it was asked publicly. Now it's up to him to choose whether he wants to answer it or not.

Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

True, yet you relayed them.

Anyway, my point is that I think most people will agree that Spondoolies is a great ASIC manufacturer, and I share that opinion. And that's precisely the reason why I'd like to see you stay above the crowd by not going personal against other forum members, no matter how biased and/or unfounded their posts may be. For example, seeing Inaba trolling or using ad hominem instead of arguments didn't help BFL with their reputation... just sayin' ::)
OK

I'm not going personal. I want simple answers to simple questions.

Edit:
Look at it from my presepective:
The poll questions were DELETED, not moved.
It's unbelievable hostile action.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: notlist3d on January 28, 2015, 06:57:38 AM
The third question can be answered by a simple yes/no from Theymos. I will respect and accept his answer.

Well, I think it was a loaded question (https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/loaded-question), given the phrasing and the fact that it was asked publicly. Now it's up to him to choose whether he wants to answer it or not.

Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

True, yet you relayed them.

Anyway, my point is that I think most people will agree that Spondoolies is a great ASIC manufacturer, and I share that opinion. And that's precisely the reason why I'd like to see you stay above the crowd by not going personal against other forum members, no matter how biased and/or unfounded their posts may be. For example, seeing Inaba trolling or using ad hominem instead of arguments didn't help BFL with their reputation... just sayin' ::)

Just to pipe in a little.  I was not meaning to troll with my comment.  I also did not mention person I suspected as I have zero proof.

I wish we would see a little bit of transparency on what caused this, and how this happened.   I have reported a gaming hardware build that is in BTC hardware forum - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938212.0 and have it was not moved even though it's been days.

I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 07:00:58 AM
The third question can be answered by a simple yes/no from Theymos. I will respect and accept his answer.

Well, I think it was a loaded question (https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/loaded-question), given the phrasing and the fact that it was asked publicly. Now it's up to him to choose whether he wants to answer it or not.

Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

True, yet you relayed them.

Anyway, my point is that I think most people will agree that Spondoolies is a great ASIC manufacturer, and I share that opinion. And that's precisely the reason why I'd like to see you stay above the crowd by not going personal against other forum members, no matter how biased and/or unfounded their posts may be. For example, seeing Inaba trolling or using ad hominem instead of arguments didn't help BFL with their reputation... just sayin' ::)

Just to pipe in a little.  I was not meaning to troll with my comment.  I also did not mention person I suspected as I have zero proof.

I wish we would see a little bit of transparency on what caused this, and how this happened.   I have reported a gaming hardware build that is in BTC hardware forum - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938212.0 and have it was not moved even though it's been days.

I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.
Nicely put. Let's have some transparency about what happened.
I think that it's very important.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: matt4054 on January 28, 2015, 07:02:05 AM
I'm not going personal. I want simple answers to simple questions.

Fair enough. In the mean time, let me remind you theymos' suggestion:

Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware.

...then I'd be glad to reinstate my votes ;)

I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.

And I'm not saying you are.

Yes, I think that plain deletion of these polls without any comment from the mods was kind of brutal. However, after theymos' answer, I would assume good faith from the mods, i.e. not make it a big deal, and just move forward. Even if Dogie were indeed the one reporting philipma1957's polls, 1) it's not public information, and 2) it doesn't really make any difference, does it?

Nicely put. Let's have some transparency about what happened.
I think that it's very important.

Wait and see, I guess :)


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 07:07:12 AM
I'm not going personal. I want simple answers to simple questions.

Fair enough. In the mean time, let me remind you theymos' suggestion:

Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware.

...then I'd be glad to reinstate my votes ;)

I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.

And I'm not saying you are.

Yes, I think that plain deletion of these polls without any comment from the mods was kind of brutal. However, after theymos' answer, I would assume good faith from the mods, i.e. not make it a big deal, and just move forward. Even if Dogie were indeed the one reporting philipma1957's polls, 1) it's not public information, and 2) it doesn't really make any difference, does it?

Nicely put. Let's have some transparency about what happened.
I think that it's very important.

Wait and see, I guess :)
It's up to Philip to decide if he wants to do the poll again.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 07:08:43 AM
Look at it from my presepective:
The poll questions were DELETED, not moved.
It's unbelievable hostile action.

We get it.  You paid good BTC for those polls and are upset they got nuked from space.

But deploying minions to spam the HW sub is also an arguably "hostile action" and will predictably result in moderation.

Again, I suggest you

https://i.imgur.com/alfQj02.gif

instead of being a Spamdoolie.

You have a successful ASIC company and should have much better things to do than badger Thermos.

If you need help brainstorming ideas, let us know.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 07:13:24 AM
Look at it from my presepective:
The poll questions were DELETED, not moved.
It's unbelievable hostile action.

We get it.  You paid good BTC for those polls and are upset they got nuked from space.

But deploying minions to spam the HW sub is also an arguably "hostile action" and will predictably result in moderation.

Again, I suggest you

https://i.imgur.com/alfQj02.gif

instead of being a Spamdoolie.

You have a successful ASIC company and should have much better things to do than badger Thermos.

If you need help brainstorming ideas, let us know.
No, I didn't pay good BTCs for the polls.
I asked Philip what he wants for running it, he wanted token payment. He also stated that he'll donate it.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: notlist3d on January 28, 2015, 07:15:31 AM


I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.

And I'm not saying you are.

Yes, I think that plain deletion of these polls without any comment from the mods was kind of brutal. However, after theymos' answer, I would assume good faith from the mods, i.e. not make it a big deal, and just move forward. Even if Dogie were indeed the one reporting philipma1957's polls, 1) it's not public information, and 2) it doesn't really make any difference, does it?


I will do this last post before I let it cool down and see how it plays out.  I am not wanting to become a troll.

If you will read my whole last post I ask for transparency, please re-read my previous comment.  I have not said a name and will not, as again i can just suspect.  I do think it is important on how it happened, this is why I think being open is easier.

If you read "Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware."   Why were threads not moved to there instead of being deleted?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 07:17:57 AM
Having 6 open topics about the same thing isn't OK. It's not fair to people who read/post other topics, since they'll tend to have a disadvantage when it comes to position in the topics list.

Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware.
Thank you for the explanation and the solution how to do the poll.

However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?

Back to topic. Can I get some transparency about what happened and get simple answers to simple questions?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 07:26:19 AM
Having 6 open topics about the same thing isn't OK. It's not fair to people who read/post other topics, since they'll tend to have a disadvantage when it comes to position in the topics list.

Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware.
Thank you for the explanation and the solution how to do the poll.

However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?

Back to topic. Can I get some transparency about what happened and get simple answers to simple questions?

You already got transparency about what happened and simple answers.

Now you are demanding a proprietary right to discipline moderators and detailed answers with exhaustive explanations.

That reflects poorly on Spamdoolies otherwise perfect record.

You really should

https://i.imgur.com/VXcBOYv.jpg


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: railzand on January 28, 2015, 07:31:53 AM
More spondoolies spam? There's no conspiracy here for once. Spam gets deleted. Grow a thicker skin - it's in the newbies advice thread.

This is a tough time of year for all us jews, but these aren't the nazis you're looking for.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on January 28, 2015, 07:39:02 AM


I've been around here for over 3.5 years and can tell you this 100% certainty.

Posting six nearly identical threads will get them deleted no matter where they are.

In addition most people would be banned for a few days.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: BadBear on January 28, 2015, 08:23:24 AM


I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.

And I'm not saying you are.

Yes, I think that plain deletion of these polls without any comment from the mods was kind of brutal. However, after theymos' answer, I would assume good faith from the mods, i.e. not make it a big deal, and just move forward. Even if Dogie were indeed the one reporting philipma1957's polls, 1) it's not public information, and 2) it doesn't really make any difference, does it?


I will do this last post before I let it cool down and see how it plays out.  I am not wanting to become a troll.

If you will read my whole last post I ask for transparency, please re-read my previous comment.  I have not said a name and will not, as again i can just suspect.  I do think it is important on how it happened, this is why I think being open is easier.

If you read "Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware."   Why were threads not moved to there instead of being deleted?

Because spam gets deleted. If you want specific action like this taken you need to work it out with a moderator beforehand. Not just post it and hope they deal with it the way you hope they will.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 08:30:28 AM


I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.

And I'm not saying you are.

Yes, I think that plain deletion of these polls without any comment from the mods was kind of brutal. However, after theymos' answer, I would assume good faith from the mods, i.e. not make it a big deal, and just move forward. Even if Dogie were indeed the one reporting philipma1957's polls, 1) it's not public information, and 2) it doesn't really make any difference, does it?


I will do this last post before I let it cool down and see how it plays out.  I am not wanting to become a troll.

If you will read my whole last post I ask for transparency, please re-read my previous comment.  I have not said a name and will not, as again i can just suspect.  I do think it is important on how it happened, this is why I think being open is easier.

If you read "Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware."   Why were threads not moved to there instead of being deleted?

Because spam gets deleted. If you want specific action like this taken you need to work it out with a moderator beforehand. Not just post it and hope they deal with it the way you hope they will.
Those threads contained poll questions and forum members took the time to answer them.
They weren't spam.
Granted, Philip posted them in the wrong place.
Can I get answers to my questions?

I'm getting strong sense of coverups and excuses after the fact for a very brutal / hostile mod action directed to hurt us due to the poll results.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: shorena on January 28, 2015, 08:36:20 AM
-snip-
Those threads contained poll questions and forum members took the time to answer them.
They weren't spam.

Mods (as well os other members reporting them) seem to think differently. Theymos even gave you an explanation why in his opinion they are spam.

Granted, Philip posted them in the wrong place.
Can I get answers to my questions?

In my experience: Nope you wont. You seem to take it way to personal anyway.

I'm getting strong sense of coverups and excuses after the fact for a very brutal / hostile mod action directed to hurt us due to the poll results.

Thanks for making my point.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 08:39:59 AM
We get it.  You paid good BTC for those polls and are upset they got nuked from space.

No, I didn't pay good BTCs for the polls.
I asked Philip what he wants for running it, he wanted token payment. He also stated that he'll donate it.


https://i.imgur.com/8aSiTUo.gif

https://i.imgur.com/STSwBW4.gif

 ::)

You already got the answer to your question, which was "because spam gets deleted."  There is no conspiracy against you, just normal forum rules.

At this point, you need to stop digging and start doing damage control.  I suggest a 'Sorry Thermos' apology thread.

Your company has a lot of goodwill in the community (a rare thing) and this is a ludicrous issue to waste it on.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 08:41:09 AM
-snip-
Those threads contained poll questions and forum members took the time to answer them.
They weren't spam.

Mods (as well os other members reporting them) seem to think differently. Theymos even gave you an explanation why in his opinion they are spam.

Granted, Philip posted them in the wrong place.
Can I get answers to my questions?

In my experience: Nope you wont. You seem to take it way to personal anyway.

I'm getting strong sense of coverups and excuses after the fact for a very brutal / hostile mod action directed to hurt us due to the poll results.

Thanks for making my point.
The correct action would have been to move the poll questions and not deleting them without explanation.

As time pass and I don't get real answers and transperacy about what happened, I admit that my suspicious grows.

Guy


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 08:53:48 AM

I'm getting strong sense of coverups and excuses after the fact for a very brutal / hostile mod action directed to hurt us due to the poll results.

As time pass and I don't get real answers and transperacy about what happened, I admit that my suspicious grows.


https://i.imgur.com/K88gwGi.jpg


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: mavericklm on January 28, 2015, 09:06:27 AM
go away iCEBREAKER!!!!! nobody wants you on this forum besides other trolls like you!


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 09:10:06 AM
go away iCEBREAKER!!!!! nobody wants you on this forum besides other trolls like you!

Do you believe there is a moderator conspiracy singling out poor Spamdoolies for oppression?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: BadBear on January 28, 2015, 09:14:03 AM


I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.

And I'm not saying you are.

Yes, I think that plain deletion of these polls without any comment from the mods was kind of brutal. However, after theymos' answer, I would assume good faith from the mods, i.e. not make it a big deal, and just move forward. Even if Dogie were indeed the one reporting philipma1957's polls, 1) it's not public information, and 2) it doesn't really make any difference, does it?


I will do this last post before I let it cool down and see how it plays out.  I am not wanting to become a troll.

If you will read my whole last post I ask for transparency, please re-read my previous comment.  I have not said a name and will not, as again i can just suspect.  I do think it is important on how it happened, this is why I think being open is easier.

If you read "Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware."   Why were threads not moved to there instead of being deleted?

Because spam gets deleted. If you want specific action like this taken you need to work it out with a moderator beforehand. Not just post it and hope they deal with it the way you hope they will.
Those threads contained poll questions and forum members took the time to answer them.
They weren't spam.
Granted, Philip posted them in the wrong place.
Can I get answers to my questions?

I'm getting strong sense of coverups and excuses after the fact for a very brutal / hostile mod action directed to hurt us due to the poll results.

No, because you've already made up your mind, and I don't care enough to try and change it. Maybe someone else will, maybe they won't.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: mavericklm on January 28, 2015, 09:30:42 AM
go away iCEBREAKER!!!!! nobody wants you on this forum besides other trolls like you!

Do you believe there is a moderator conspiracy singling out poor Spamdoolies for oppression?

just go wash some dishes, change the engine oil, ride on a broom!


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 09:32:26 AM


I'm not trying to troll just wondered the timeline of what happened for it to be removed.  I know this forum is a place I do enjoy, and it is a "Privilege" not a "Right" to be able to use the site.  I just wish on a incident like this the community was not so in the dark.

And I'm not saying you are.

Yes, I think that plain deletion of these polls without any comment from the mods was kind of brutal. However, after theymos' answer, I would assume good faith from the mods, i.e. not make it a big deal, and just move forward. Even if Dogie were indeed the one reporting philipma1957's polls, 1) it's not public information, and 2) it doesn't really make any difference, does it?


I will do this last post before I let it cool down and see how it plays out.  I am not wanting to become a troll.

If you will read my whole last post I ask for transparency, please re-read my previous comment.  I have not said a name and will not, as again i can just suspect.  I do think it is important on how it happened, this is why I think being open is easier.

If you read "Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware."   Why were threads not moved to there instead of being deleted?

Because spam gets deleted. If you want specific action like this taken you need to work it out with a moderator beforehand. Not just post it and hope they deal with it the way you hope they will.
Those threads contained poll questions and forum members took the time to answer them.
They weren't spam.
Granted, Philip posted them in the wrong place.
Can I get answers to my questions?

I'm getting strong sense of coverups and excuses after the fact for a very brutal / hostile mod action directed to hurt us due to the poll results.

No, because you've already made up your mind, and I don't care enough to try and change it. Maybe someone else will, maybe they won't.
I didn't made up my mind. Please read the thread.
Direct question: Did you delete the poll posts ?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: tss on January 28, 2015, 09:42:09 AM
ok spamdoolie.. you have good equipment and great support.  don't throw it all away and become a spam monster.  it was enough when you had the giveaway and all hardware posts were yours.. but one poster and all those posts.. that's a bit much.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: hilariousandco on January 28, 2015, 09:47:15 AM
go away iCEBREAKER!!!!! nobody wants you on this forum besides other trolls like you!

Do you believe there is a moderator conspiracy singling out poor Spamdoolies for oppression?

Whatever the complaint is in Meta someone will always look to a conspiracy after something doesn't go their way because the truth is always far less exciting and uncontroversial.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: mavericklm on January 28, 2015, 09:48:26 AM
ok spamdoolie.. you have good equipment and great support.  don't throw it all away and become a spam monster.  it was enough when you had the giveaway and all hardware posts were yours.. but one poster and all those posts.. that's a bit much.

Spam? like the 6 bitmain threads and 5 dogie threads on the main hardware page?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 10:08:31 AM
go away iCEBREAKER!!!!! nobody wants you on this forum besides other trolls like you!

Do you believe there is a moderator conspiracy singling out poor Spamdoolies for oppression?

Whatever the complaint is in Meta someone will always look to a conspiracy after something doesn't go their way because the truth is always far less exciting and uncontroversial.

I asked very simple questions, yet to receive any answers. For the mods benefit, here are the questions again:

Having 6 open topics about the same thing isn't OK. It's not fair to people who read/post other topics, since they'll tend to have a disadvantage when it comes to position in the topics list.

Post the polls in Archival, and lock all of them. Then link to the polls from one topic in Hardware.
Thank you for the explanation and the solution how to do the poll.

However, it raises more questions:

Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?



Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 10:11:41 AM
ok spamdoolie.. you have good equipment and great support.  don't throw it all away and become a spam monster.  it was enough when you had the giveaway and all hardware posts were yours.. but one poster and all those posts.. that's a bit much.

Spam? like the 6 bitmain threads and 5 dogie threads on the main hardware page?

Yes, spam.  As in a crapflood of unsolicited commercial messages, posted by a single paid minion.

The dictionary and common usage say it's spam.  The admin, staff, and mods say it's spam.  tss and I say it's spam.

You haven't even been here six months and yet you're second guessing all of us (and personally attacking me).

GTFO YOU FUCKING NOOBTRASH.   :D


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: mavericklm on January 28, 2015, 10:25:25 AM
Oh look! look at the most hated person on the hole forum!

Go kiss dogie's ...! he's got like few threads ''setup guides'' on main page all the time!

Go kiss BITMAIN's ...! he's got more threads on main page, threads that are ''Discussion and Support'' and are not in the Mining support area!


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: iCEBREAKER on January 28, 2015, 10:30:37 AM
Oh look! look at the most hated person on the hole forum!

Go kiss dogie's ...! he's got like few threads ''setup guides'' on main page all the time!

Go kiss BITMAIN's ...! he's got more threads on main page, threads that are ''Discussion and Support'' and are not in the Mining support area!

Your defense of the Spamdoolies sponsored crapflood is appalling, and attacking the messenger won't change that.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: mavericklm on January 28, 2015, 10:45:35 AM
I'm not defending spondoolies, I simply don't like bitmain & dogie spam!

The messenger was Spondoolies-Tech himself!


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Welsh on January 28, 2015, 10:57:00 AM
If anything this is making you look unprofessional. You've got a great thing going and shouldn't let something like this ruin that.

Quote
Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
 Why should they? It's spam. Spam gets deleted.

Quote
Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?
 It wasn't aggressive. They are doing their job, you've had your explanation even though they didn't need to give you one.

Quote
Are you covering for another mod action with an explanation after the fact ?
Don't turn this into a conspiracy. Why would he be covering? The threads got deleted because posting all those topics when they could be included in one thread is ridiculous.

Quote
Was the deleting was done due to another Dogie complain ?
I should imagine a lot of people reported those threads.

Quote
Direct question: Did you delete the poll posts ?
Why does it matter who deleted them? They got deleted. It shouldn't matter who deleted them. There's a reason why the modlog doesn't show who deleted them.


The issue has been dealt with, theymos gave you a way which he would allow. It's been done and should be forgotten about instead of looking to attack members.

I'm not defending spondoolies, I simply don't like bitmain & dogie spam!

The messenger was Spondoolies-Tech himself!
If you really believe bitmain & dogie are spamming, then you would report it.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: EFS on January 28, 2015, 11:30:14 AM
- Why not simply to move the poll questions to Archival and ask Philip to change his post ?
- Why the aggressive delete without any explanation ?

Why would we do that? We get hundreds of reports everyday. We can't -and don't have to- send a message to everybody and explain why their post is considered as spam.
Theymos already provided you a solution. Why don't you use it?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 11:35:28 AM
Here SaltySpitoon, whom Dogie approached to move "Spondoolies Spam" thread from Trash to Meta (Dogie approved it):

Moved this into Meta, but I wont touch the issue any further since I'm involved and bias could be unfair.

The first free SP20 has been sold.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=897986.0


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=896134

To be fair, I'm planning to upgrade to a SP31/35 (as per the thread wtt request) so not being a total jerk/ingrate in selling/trading it.

And here is Theymos who "don't want to suppress anyone's honest opinion":

The moderation guidelines say:
Quote
Topic creation should not be annoying. There should not be too many topics about the same thing in a short time period, and individuals should not post too many topics. "Too many" depends on the quality of the topics.

If an entire page is taken up by Spondoolies reviews, then that's probably too many topics. How this should be handled is more tricky, since I don't want to suppress anyone's honest opinion. We'll see if ckolivas' locking solution is helpful.

Served to the public as food for thought. I'm still waiting for answers and a bit of transparency about what happened with the poll questions. Dogie stopped talking with me.

When is the last sale made from bitfury to the general public?

About 6 weeks ago last I checked

Bitfury sold gear 6 weeks ago?  Where?  To who?  A retail consumer/small miner?  I'm not being facetious, I would like to know.

Openly on the market. You can [could] drop them a message and find out their MOQ and hardware very openly.
Welcome back Dogie. Have you asked the mods to delete philipma1957 poll questions ?

Guy


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 11:48:51 AM
Dogie confirmed to me he reported the poll questions thread.
So, no conspiracy theory, but probably a bad judgment call by a moderator. Can those poll questions be revived and move to Archival ?

Dogie admitted he reported the poll questions to the moderators.
I kindly ask a global moderator to move the questions threads from Trash to Archival and let the poll continue.

The results until the poll was interrupted by Dogie's actions:

http://s26.postimg.org/ifuoknvk9/pool.jpg


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: BadBear on January 28, 2015, 12:34:51 PM
I didn't made up my mind. Please read the thread.
Direct question: Did you delete the poll posts ?

Why? If I say yes, you're just going to focus on me instead of the issue. If I say no, then you are one step closer, through the process of elimination, to finding who did do it so you can pester them.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 12:37:30 PM
I didn't made up my mind. Please read the thread.
Direct question: Did you delete the poll posts ?

Why? If I say yes, you're just going to focus on me instead of the issue. If I say no, then you are one step closer, through the process of elimination, to finding who did do it so you can pester them.

I'm not looking for a witch hunt. I suggested reasonable solution. Moving the threads from Trash to Acrhival per Theymos guideline and let the poll continue.

What's wrong with this ?


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: BadBear on January 28, 2015, 12:40:18 PM
I didn't made up my mind. Please read the thread.
Direct question: Did you delete the poll posts ?

Why? If I say yes, you're just going to focus on me instead of the issue. If I say no, then you are one step closer, through the process of elimination, to finding who did do it so you can pester them.

I'm not looking for a witch hunt. I suggested reasonable solution. Moving the threads from Trash to Acrhival per Theymos guideline and let the poll continue.

What's wrong with this ?


That's up to Philip, not you. He expressed some discontent with how it was going.

http://s26.postimg.org/ifuoknvk9/pool.jpg


You just skewed the poll. I wish you  had asked.

<snip>


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 12:42:25 PM
I didn't made up my mind. Please read the thread.
Direct question: Did you delete the poll posts ?

Why? If I say yes, you're just going to focus on me instead of the issue. If I say no, then you are one step closer, through the process of elimination, to finding who did do it so you can pester them.

I'm not looking for a witch hunt. I suggested reasonable solution. Moving the threads from Trash to Acrhival per Theymos guideline and let the poll continue.

What's wrong with this ?


That's up to Philip, not you. He expressed some discontent with how it was going.

http://s26.postimg.org/ifuoknvk9/pool.jpg


You just skewed the poll. I wish you  had asked.

<snip>
I agree that it should be left to Philip to decide if he wants to continue the poll or not.
I do ask that poll questions will be moved from trash to Archival anyway.

Guy

Edit:
btw, it's ok to admit that the moderator action in this case where too rush and severe. Deleting a poll forum members took time to reply is a brutal action by a mod in my book.
Philip did a technical error when setting the poll, Dogie reporting was childish and expected, the mod should have been more cautious.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: dogie on January 28, 2015, 12:51:20 PM
Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

Well, yes you did, both of these are older than the post you quoted (at the bottom)

I can't prove it, but I'm hearing sinister dog barks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g92VWIu8NQ

...
Please  note polls were deleted  by the forum mods.-----------

 I would still prefer to do a survey of current miners / gear.
Dogie, is it you barking again to the moderators ?


Truly sad to see it closed.  I will not post my thoughts, just that I think someone has a lot of pull on what happens. Apparently this poll he did not like.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 12:52:31 PM
Edit: I didn't raise "conspiracy theories" levels questions - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=938256.msg10285563#msg10285563

Well, yes you did:

I can't prove it, but I'm hearing sinister dog barks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g92VWIu8NQ

...
Please  note polls were deleted  by the forum mods.-----------

 I would still prefer to do a survey of current miners / gear.
Dogie, is it you barking again to the moderators ?

Well, you admitted that you reported the poll thread questions, so it's not.

Recommended: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g92VWIu8NQ#t=20s


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: dogie on January 28, 2015, 01:10:08 PM
Well, you admitted that you reported the poll thread questions, so it's not.

I reported one post of 6 threads, alongside many, many others. You posted / had something posted in an inappropriate form (as mentioned by 3 admins now) and so it was removed.
I'm not sure why that is on me...


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 02:34:34 PM
Well, you admitted that you reported the poll thread questions, so it's not.

I reported one post of 6 threads, alongside many, many others. You posted / had something posted in an inappropriate form (as mentioned by 3 admins now) and so it was removed.
I'm not sure why that is on me...

"It's not me, it's the mods":

How about:
6a) Which manufacturer pays legendary members who are known to be positive towards their company, to commission and adjudicate polls that are biased towards their company, because they were unhappy with another user's ranking, and then tries to hide that they're actually the company paying for and commissioning them?
6b) Which manufacturer used a preorder model? [can't do this one on the forums, should really be doing this on survey monkey anyway]
6c) Which manufacturer should just be patient and await their perfect '100' score in dogie's rating if they follow through with promises, rather than going through all this and making things worse for themselves?
6d) Which manufacturer should stop trying to drag other's name through the dirt in order to fit a short term agenda, which through the virtue of NDAs can not be discussed, even when the topic / question is directly brought up by themselves?

Go seek help or life. Stop ruining good things other people tries to do in the Hardware subsection. You suck the life out of it.

Guy

Edit:
To the mods, please use more judgement when you see reports from Dogie. I believe the mod action here were totally wrong.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: dogie on January 28, 2015, 03:37:45 PM
To the mods, please use more judgement when you see reports from Dogie. I believe the mod action here were totally wrong.

As I said above, your concentrating on me when I have absolutely nothing to do with it. If I'd gone to bed a bit earlier and not reported the one post, we'd STILL be waking up to this meta thread because your threads STILL would have been deleted.

A mod still would have attended and done the same due to other reports, or a few hours later a patrolling mod would have seen them and done the same.

Go seek help or life. Stop ruining good things other people tries to do in the Hardware subsection. You suck the life out of it.

Guy

:( That's not cool


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 03:39:55 PM
To the mods, please use more judgement when you see reports from Dogie. I believe the mod action here were totally wrong.

As I said above, your concentrating on me when I have absolutely nothing to do with it. If I'd gone to bed a bit earlier and not reported the one post, we'd STILL be waking up to this meta thread because your threads STILL would have been deleted.

A mod still would have attended and done the same due to other reports, or a few hours later a patrolling mod would have seen them and done the same.

Go seek help or life. Stop ruining good things other people tries to do in the Hardware subsection. You suck the life out of it.

Guy

:( That's not cool

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocodile_tears


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Welsh on January 28, 2015, 03:42:24 PM
It's likely that other members also reported the thread(s). Not just dogie, they would of been in their right as confirmed by multiple staff members. If this is going to turn into a personal argument between you and dogie maybe you should take it elsewhere. The thread was deleted because it was spam, normally the procedure of dealing with spam is deleting it, not moving it. There's no hard ship in making the thread again, especially since most of the text will be stored in drafts. Of course you lost the votes from before, but you can ask politely if they would vote again. My perception is that theymos was kind for providing you with a alternative.

I see that it's now off site.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 03:48:53 PM
It's likely that other members also reported the thread(s). Not just dogie, they would of been in their right as confirmed by multiple staff members. If this is going to turn into a personal argument between you and dogie maybe you should take it elsewhere. The thread was deleted because it was spam, normally the procedure of dealing with spam is deleting it, not moving it. There's no hard ship in making the thread again, especially since most of the text will be stored in drafts. Of course you lost the votes from before, but you can ask politely if they would vote again. My perception is that theymos was kind for providing you with a alternative.

I see that it's now off site.

Indeed, I will lock this thread soon. I can't prove it of course, but without Dogie's hypocritic complaint, the poll would have continue without interruption.
Why hypocritic ? He posted in one of the poll questions thread. No way to prove it now, since the mod deleted them ...


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: dogie on January 28, 2015, 04:48:00 PM
I can't prove it of course, but without Dogie's hypocritic complaint, the poll would have continue without interruption.

Multiple people have said now, that's just not true. If I was included within the many people who made a report, or not, or was dead, those threads would have still have been deleted.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Xian01 on January 28, 2015, 04:52:32 PM
The thread was deleted because it was spam, normally the procedure of dealing with spam is deleting it, not moving it.

https://i.imgur.com/KVxBA8e.jpg


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: tss on January 28, 2015, 06:48:32 PM
ok spamdoolie.. you have good equipment and great support.  don't throw it all away and become a spam monster.  it was enough when you had the giveaway and all hardware posts were yours.. but one poster and all those posts.. that's a bit much.

Spam? like the 6 bitmain threads and 5 dogie threads on the main hardware page?

yes it's all pretty much spam regardless of the manufacturer in question.  just because one does it doesn't mean the rest should follow suit in nefarious behavior. 

just because the street is littered in garbage doesn't mean you should throw yours on top of it.

be a good company and lead by example.  in this case it's behaving badly and then complaining about being put in time out.  quite sad for what i thought was a stand up member.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 07:00:39 PM
I can't prove it of course, but without Dogie's hypocritic complaint, the poll would have continue without interruption.

Multiple people have said now, that's just not true. If I was included within the many people who made a report, or not, or was dead, those threads would have still have been deleted.

I'll say it for the last time:

- Philip did a technical error in the place he posted the poll questions
- Once the poll questions were answered by forum members, they can't be regarded as spam and they shouldn't have been deleted. It's unbelievable brutal action to delete a thread with answered poll question. It should have been moved instead
- You've used technicalities to shut down a poll you didn't like for some reason

On a personal note, Dogie, I'm truly disappointed by your action and the inabilities to admit an error.
You're trying to hide behind an imaginary crowd of "people who made a report". It's pitiful and pathetic.
I thought you're better than that.

Guy


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: dogie on January 28, 2015, 07:25:42 PM
- You've used technicalities to shut down a poll you didn't like for some reason

I did not, a forum administrator did. Unfortunately it seems that by the administrator in question not showing their face, you're instead blaming me.... great.

On a personal note, Dogie, I'm truly disappointed by your action and the inabilities to admit an error.
You're trying to hide behind an imaginary crowd of "people who made a report". It's pitiful and pathetic.
I thought you're better than that.

And while I respect that you might be under stress or annoyed by the matters which we can't speak about on the forums, I too am dismayed by you turning this needlessly personal.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 28, 2015, 08:27:53 PM
- You've used technicalities to shut down a poll you didn't like for some reason

I did not, a forum administrator did. Unfortunately it seems that by the administrator in question not showing their face, you're instead blaming me.... great.

On a personal note, Dogie, I'm truly disappointed by your action and the inabilities to admit an error.
You're trying to hide behind an imaginary crowd of "people who made a report". It's pitiful and pathetic.
I thought you're better than that.

And while I respect that you might be under stress or annoyed by the matters which we can't speak about on the forums, I too am dismayed by you turning this needlessly personal.

"It's not me, it's the moderators". Let's work step by step here.

Do you admit you didn't like Philip poll ? A yes or no reply will do.

Guy

btw:
I'm not under stress and I'm not annoyed about anything. Life is good.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: dogie on January 28, 2015, 10:14:13 PM
I'm not under stress and I'm not annoyed about anything. Life is good.

Then there is for some of the things you've come out with in this thread.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: cryptopaths on January 28, 2015, 11:26:51 PM
1st. You're the youngest donator I've ever seen (by forum join date)
2nd. Having like 5 polls open on a similar subject is probably spam.


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 29, 2015, 03:13:43 AM
1st. You're the youngest donator I've ever seen (by forum join date)
2nd. Having like 5 polls open on a similar subject is probably spam.
1. So?
2. Discussed at length in this thread


Title: Re: Mods killing an hardware manufacturers poll
Post by: Guy Corem on January 29, 2015, 03:24:51 AM
I'm not under stress and I'm not annoyed about anything. Life is good.

Then there is for some of the things you've come out with in this thread.
Dogie, I'm too tired to try and understand cryptic messages.
I also don't want to keep arguing with you, it's very tiresome.

I kindly request that you'll use better judgment before using "report to moderator" button. Don't be technicalities stickler.

Same goes to the mods, please don't use the delete function carelessly.

I intend to keep finding ways to add life, colors and intetest to Hardware subsection.

So far I did the Legendaries review which other manufacturers and forum members copy and the maunfcturares hardware poll.

Guy

Edit: I want to lock this topic. I'll do it in few hours.
Biffa came up with a nice solution to do the poll externally, unfortunately, it's open to all and not only to forum members.

Edit2: Topic locked.