Mod 8 (and the others) have always encouraged PMs when it comes to shills, spam & unacceptable posts. Rather than start a flame war (although newbie vs newbie is entertaining ) it is better to notify a Mod and let them work it out. The Mods will also let you know what the results are, just in case you were wrong.
Kronos. as far as Who has the most credibility? Every member has to decide that for themselves. Is it someone whose reviews you trust, or opinions match yours. I don't think post-count means anything, but that's just me. I'm sure that some find the whining, sh*t disturbers credible.
1 last thing, it also increases the post-count when you copy & paste entire conversations into multiple threads, thinking you're making a point. Or recently posting "anyone seen this girl?" & "anything else?" & "SCAM for sure always a scam "... all very helpful posts, I'm sure
Regards,
Voyager
Good point DM. High post counts are meaningless. Before I reply to a member's question I always check the posting history (unless its someone I know). I want to know if they contribute, or just use MERB to ask question.DouMan said:It’s easy to have a huge number of posts ... just look at a few responses :
“good post”
“ya I should meet her”
“your right she looks hot”
“I was also thinking about that”
and it goes on and on.
Sure, it brings up the post count ... does it really bring up the review credibility ?
Kronos. as far as Who has the most credibility? Every member has to decide that for themselves. Is it someone whose reviews you trust, or opinions match yours. I don't think post-count means anything, but that's just me. I'm sure that some find the whining, sh*t disturbers credible.
1 last thing, it also increases the post-count when you copy & paste entire conversations into multiple threads, thinking you're making a point. Or recently posting "anyone seen this girl?" & "anything else?" & "SCAM for sure always a scam "... all very helpful posts, I'm sure
Regards,
Voyager