DigginThePast said:Happens to me too. Easy come, easy go I say.
digluv said:DigginThePast said:Happens to me too. Easy come, easy go I say.
Ya but some posts I put 5-15 minutes of work into it suggesting how to use a machine only to return and see it deleted. That's frustrating.
Is this forum trying to get rid of new members?
I understand strong political comments or comments slamming someone but come on...just a simple comment?
I know Tnet didn't used to be like this.
digluv
Treasure_Hunter said:digluv said:DigginThePast said:Happens to me too. Easy come, easy go I say.
Ya but some posts I put 5-15 minutes of work into it suggesting how to use a machine only to return and see it deleted. That's frustrating.
Is this forum trying to get rid of new members?
I understand strong political comments or comments slamming someone but come on...just a simple comment?
I know Tnet didn't used to be like this.
digluv
I do not think they are intentionally deleting your posts.
Only the extreme political, religious arguements, or derogatory posts about sponsers are usually deleted. If a post is in the wrong location it may be moved, or if a post or series of posts becomes derogatory towards and attacks members they may be deleted........ Not sure where yours went, but even Marc has said sometimes a post of his is deleted...........
digluv said:DigginThePast said:Happens to me too. Easy come, easy go I say.
Ya but some posts I put 5-15 minutes of work into it suggesting how to use a machine only to return and see it deleted. That's frustrating.
Is this forum trying to get rid of new members?
I understand strong political comments or comments slamming someone but come on...just a simple comment?
I know Tnet didn't used to be like this.
digluv
digluv said:Treasure_Hunter said:digluv said:DigginThePast said:Happens to me too. Easy come, easy go I say.
Ya but some posts I put 5-15 minutes of work into it suggesting how to use a machine only to return and see it deleted. That's frustrating.
Is this forum trying to get rid of new members?
I understand strong political comments or comments slamming someone but come on...just a simple comment?
I know Tnet didn't used to be like this.
digluv
I do not think they are intentionally deleting your posts.
Only the extreme political, religious arguements, or derogatory posts about sponsers are usually deleted. If a post is in the wrong location it may be moved, or if a post or series of posts becomes derogatory towards and attacks members they may be deleted........ Not sure where yours went, but even Marc has said sometimes a post of his is deleted...........
It's been too much me and one other guy to be a computer thing.
The only thing I can think of is down in the politics thread I made it clear I'm conservative and I've gathered since returning with this ID that this site is very liberal.
I may just see how it goes and if this continues return under a new name and stay off the politics thread and not let my convictions be known.
Or maybe I'll just return with my old original ID with thousands of feedback.
One thing is for sure, this isn't the forum it once was.
Shortstack said:Hey, digluv, weren't you posting on that spam thread under "Metal Detecting"? I had at least 4 posts deleted on that thread because we can't post anything negative about a sponsor, even when it's true and deserved. That thread is now "locked" by either the Mod or the person who started that thread. I think you had at least 1 post deleted, too.
The reason that situation bothers me is because if a company can't stand some constructive criticism, then they won't ever see any of MY money.
I Have lost My own also
piggy said:Digluv's thread should be pulled. It's obvious to me he has another agenda and that
is to discredit TNet.
It hasn't worked and has only discredited himself.



Shortstack said:Jeff, you wrote, constructive criticism is One thing.
If done through the Proper Channels.
What would be the "proper channels" for criticising a very high restocking fee? The company charging it will just ignore it. Why is it wrong to call attention to it to forum members before they place orders so they will know upfront what to expect if they decide the machine they ordered is not up to par? Not enough people pay attention to the fine print when ordering something from the web or catalog. If they know in advance that a restocking fee of $60 on a $200 machine will be charged, then they can take extra care in making dang sure that is the machine they want.
I can understand and appreciate what you are doing in support of an advertiser, but is illuminating the fine print wrong? If so, then I apologize to you,........ but not the company. And I'll say no more.
Treasure_Hunter said:It is on their website in black and white, and your are told if you ask. I knew about the terms before I bought the detector because, I asked, I couldn't very well complain about restocking fees when I knew about them before I bought it... It's not like it was a secret, I was told in advance. Did I like it, not necessarily, but I knew the policy..... I would have been even more unhappy if I could not have returned it.