Nigel Begins Deleting Posts

[Alex]

Nigel, you have yet to ever acknowledge any post of mine that offers factual information that goes against your already stated opinion. Once you state an opinion, it appears to become irreversible.

Deleting a helpful comment without commenting on it, then creating a new topic that appears to imply the original comment was hostile seems to follow the same path. Now if everyone is done with their last words this topic can sink into the forest where it belongs.

GWE, you are a putz.

[Patriarch]

. Moderator.. please delete

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ February 06, 2004 08:47 PM: Message edited by: Christian Marcussen ]</font>

[Tard]

I don't 'know' either of them, but between the two; NIGEL seems perhaps a bit 'new' to messageboards & altering script for a specific appearance. This board's about low-budget filmmaking, not web-design.

Then, there's ALEX, who seems to be on his & everyone elses boards so often, can't believe he really has time to get any experience in filmmaking (unless he uses some spyder-bot search-engine to scrounge Online for information last-second). He's not 'paranoid', he's neurotic. How else would you characterize an actor written into a script that saves emails and PM's for several years in hopes of possibly using the conversations as ammunition against another actor at a later date?

[Patriarch]

IMHO ive seen nothing which makes me think Nigel a bad moderator.. on the conterary I think recent deletions are were called for, and that you Nigel seen rather sensible.

Who cares if there was no vote... as long as he doing a fine job, and I dont see anything to suggest that

[Alex]

When you read the following post by Reved please note that in the last 60 days I've replied to 40 topics on this forum, less than one topic per day.

Originally posted by reved:


Then, there's ALEX, who seems to be on his & everyone elses boards so often, can't believe he really has time to get any experience in filmmaking (unless he uses some spyder-bot search-engine to scrounge Online for information last-second). He's not 'paranoid', he's neurotic. How else would you characterize an actor written into a script that saves emails and PM's for several years in hopes of possibly using the conversations as ammunition against another actor at a later date?

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Reved, How many forums am I on?

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ February 06, 2004 09:56 PM: Message edited by: Alex ]</font>

[Tard]

'less than one topic per day', ON THIS FORUM. That doesn't include the other boards he has, or posts upon.

[Alex]

You can go to anyone of the four forums I moderate and you will see that they are all quite dead. Your assertions are ridiculous, as usual. Proving you wrong required using Hostboard's search engine. Hmmm, you mean others keep records of us?

NOOOOO. [img]rolleyes.gif[/img]

If you were to invest a few pennies in a good email program you would see how effortless it is to keep records. It's nothing more than not deleting them.
Is that suddenly a big deal?

[Patriarch]

am I the only one completely lost in regards to what the current debate is about, and how we got here?

[The Cavity]

Does anyone else see the irony in a thread that's degraded into a flame war, while the original poster instructed against this kind of narcissistic crap even though it was for another thread entirely?

[Alex]

Originally posted by Nigel:

Leave your personal attacks and grammar corrections out.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Kevin, since I didn't make a grammatical correction, that leaves the first part of the equation directed at me.

About a week ago Nigel made a public post stating he didn't know how to make a stickie. Then when he learned how to make a stickie, he then made another post stating he'll delete a sticky once it's outlived it's usefulness.

All I did was mention that Nigel could unsticky a sticky rather than delete the words and comments of others. For that one comment Nigel accuses me of a personal attack against him.

As for PM'ing, Nigel could have PM'd me about how to make a stickie and I would have gladly told him.