being banned

[airbiscuit]

Not to open Pandora's Box, but what was the p.a.l.l.e.t thread?

(or is this one of this one of those "Nothing to see here - just move along" things?)

 

[MossRoad]

Not to open Pandora's Box, but what was the p.a.l.l.e.t thread?

(or is this one of this one of those "Nothing to see here - just move along" things?)

Its still out there. I suggest you search for the "p" word + "field" and then start reading from the 1st post...

 

[airbiscuit]

Ohh, I've seen that one. That's 30 minutes of my life I will never get back.

 

[prichard]

That one at least had some very humorous posts unlike this one.

 

[goeduck]

That one at least had some very humorous posts unlike this one.

There is no time like the present. Just do not post something that would be you banned.

 

[SPYDERLK]

I asked owners to remove me, they refused.

Others have asked for your removal as well. -- I agree. Its very frustrating.

 

[aczlan]

Just curious. Does that site archive posts in the (Un)Friendly Politics and Front Porch sections that require members to request admission?
Steve

I do not believe so, it only archives publicly available content.

I think it is clear, if you don’t want your content on the internet, do not put it on the internet. Ever. What is ever on the internet can be permanent in some/many respects. I see Kidrs point, it is just not the world we live these days. It is not like a bank account where you can take your money and leave.

Exactly.

Aaron Z

 

[Rock knocker]

I do not believe so, it only archives publicly available content.

Software doesn't work like that. Same system runs both.

 

[MossRoad]

Software doesn't work like that. Same system runs both.

I think you are mistaken. No one can view those forums without being a member and without having special privs. They are not public forums, therefore, they are not viewable to the public. Therefore, it can't see them, so it can't archive them.

 

[MossRoad]

Software doesn't work like that. Same system runs both.

And the same system does not run both. One is run by whomever TBN contracts to, the other is run by some archiveal company that has no relation to TBN. Again, I think you are mistaken as to what's being talked about here.