Why All the Closed Threads on GT3 Forum?
06-14-2018 | 01:04 AM
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and thread running now on stalling on start with .2 cars with stick
so confused when my new car showed up with only 2 peedles must be a collusion issue .
actually wish I had the intellect to contribute as much as I learn here ,
some so serious , as I do enjoy some of the levity here and enjoy clever thoughts fellow members post up u no for Moots sake for example
so confused when my new car showed up with only 2 peedles must be a collusion issue .
actually wish I had the intellect to contribute as much as I learn here ,
some so serious , as I do enjoy some of the levity here and enjoy clever thoughts fellow members post up u no for Moots sake for example
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06-14-2018 | 01:26 AM
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Was wondering what happened. Yes more nanny in some ways but other annoying crap/bickering over values goes on as infinitum. Reminds me of the beginning of the end of Roadfly. Hope we don't follow that path.
06-14-2018 | 01:44 AM
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First it was the CJ/CW thread, now it's the Superquant thread. I found both useful and informative and I'm really perplexed about this latest swift shutdown of the Superquant thread. Personally, I get Superquant's frustration but regardless of where you come down on either thread we're all adults and can draw our own conclusions.
In the past there were far more vitriolic threads that were allowed to run their course and die a natural death. Is this a sign of a new nanny PC mentality on Rennlist or is it just that whenever we get a little too close to learning something about the retail network it's shutdown time? I sure hope not because if that's the case it clearly diminishes the value of Rennlist, not to mention undermining the spirit of free speech.
In the past there were far more vitriolic threads that were allowed to run their course and die a natural death. Is this a sign of a new nanny PC mentality on Rennlist or is it just that whenever we get a little too close to learning something about the retail network it's shutdown time? I sure hope not because if that's the case it clearly diminishes the value of Rennlist, not to mention undermining the spirit of free speech.
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RL should win emmy best drama
i see me getting banned tmo.
06-14-2018 | 09:47 AM
#24
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well thus far into this thread 75% members , guess that keep the lights on for continued banter , maybe a poll with selection of position on thread censoring/closing topic might make a marker for Mod's to respect .
06-14-2018 | 09:57 AM
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If you'd like a thread re-opened, ping the Mod who closed it. For the most part, they are very reasonable men. Not an easy job, but I hear the pay is good. We have power in numbers, just just need to have the numbers.
06-14-2018 | 10:50 AM
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Though I agree the blog has on occasion become overly aggressive in closing threads, in the Superquant thread they were correct to do so. To allow the thread to remain could expose the site to legal liability. They did the right thing and we should not criticize them for it.
So much good has gone away in the last few years. But then again I'm a Luddite living in the past. 
