Again, take the Wise thread for example, from the first post you really know enough to know not to deal with them. The extra drivel really isn't necessary, it's just obnoxious.
TBH
Normally I wouldn't bother posting in a thread like this. It's the Feedback Forum. People generally use it correctly (whether I agree with their ideas or not) and post ideas, constructive criticism, questions, etc. I feel Rich and the Mods do a good job addressing these threads and don't need me throwing my two cents in to muddy the waters.
I agree there are AMPLE amounts of BOI threads that are either nonsense from the jumpstart (ex: I paid for a snake last night and I don't have shipping confirmation yet so Seller X is a bad guy) or are filled with pointless posts (ex: can someone give me a synopsis of what this thread is about - I don't feel like reading it).
However, I'm getting a little peeved seeing the "Wise Thread" set up as an example as a thread filled with extra "drivel". The people who donated items/won auctions provided a list of items and amounts. The "super sleuthing" came from folks like Dennis STILL working on tracking them down, Brian's discovery of the fake checks, people posting updates that they have spread the word to x, y and z websites, DAND and Kevin compiling all of the evidence together in one giant package, people finding phone numbers, Facebook pages, etc., etc., etc. who may or may not have ever had a dog in the fight. Did they provide "drivel". And would a widow and mother to small children who just lost their Daddy consider the countless posts expressing sympathy and heartbreak for her family's loss "not necessary" and "obnoxious"?
Yeah, 60 pages is a LOT of posts. A lot of posts that show Maggie how much Fauna cares. How much Chuck will be missed. How much Chuck was loved (and how even his "forum enemies" are human and are so sorry he won't be here again). 60 pages of anything but drivel.
Sorry for the rant. It takes a lot to get to me, but this one obviously did it
