Closed topic.. why?
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Closed topic.. why?
Topic: Ebay bootleggers, pulling trickery ?
Link : http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=468704
All that was posted by PILOT upon locking it was " yeah..this never turns out well.. "
A pretty lame assumption and comment concidering it had 25 previous posts that had no problems.If it was such a bad topic, why was it let go so long and allowed so many posts.I am quite sure many other MODS/ADMINS saw it previous to PILOT.
Not asking to open it back up.Just adding my opinion on a lame call.
As far as I am concerned, it was making people aware of bootleggers trying to trick them into thinking they are buying legit movies.I see no harm in that at all.
Link : http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=468704
All that was posted by PILOT upon locking it was " yeah..this never turns out well.. "
A pretty lame assumption and comment concidering it had 25 previous posts that had no problems.If it was such a bad topic, why was it let go so long and allowed so many posts.I am quite sure many other MODS/ADMINS saw it previous to PILOT.
Not asking to open it back up.Just adding my opinion on a lame call.
As far as I am concerned, it was making people aware of bootleggers trying to trick them into thinking they are buying legit movies.I see no harm in that at all.
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I did appreciate you educating me somewhat on this. I do feel it is possible to discuss bootlegs without promoting the purchase of them. I want to be informed about how slick they're becoming, so I don't repeat mistakes I've made in the past of purchasing them off Ebay.
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Originally Posted by rennervision
I did appreciate you educating me somewhat on this. I do feel it is possible to discuss bootlegs without promoting the purchase of them. I want to be informed about how slick they're becoming, so I don't repeat mistakes I've made in the past of purchasing them off Ebay.
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Originally Posted by Kevin M. Dean
Why not delete the offending posts rather than closing threads entirely.