Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2003 18:22:32 -0000 From: "**-**" <ifuknowmenopsamlknow.it> Subject: Re: Scott at Saabnet.com isn't up for his job.
"Henrik B." <saabnopsamlixnet_nospam_.dk> wrote in message news:HZFga.97$ko1.42nopsam.get2net.dk... > Hi all. > > I've recently experienced big problems with Saabnet.com. I've within the > last 3-4 years used the forums quite a lot. Both ways, that is. I've had > long and interesting discussions with other Saab owners across the world > (internet). > > The problem: I've recently changed my internet supplier. Scott over at > Saabnet.com, has made some "house rules". These include prohibition of > posting adds and obsenities (spelling) in the forums. All in all is this > okay. I see however, huuuge problems in the handling of these "house rules". > I've seen people being banned, just because Scott thought they were > offensive, when in reality they didn't mean to. The major problem is however > this: > > As mentioned, I've changed my internet supplier. Now, I find out that > someone in the past, using the same internet supplier, has violated the > "house rules", maybe by posting an add. This again means that Scott is > banning everybody from that particula supplier - including me. I should > mention that my internet supplier is Denmarks second largest with well over > 100,000 users. This means that a great deal of people here in Denmark is > completely banned from Saabnet.com. All this due to the fact that one single > individual at some point in time has made a mistake. > > I've contacted Scott, but all I meet is a superior attitude, here's his last > answer to my request about getting admittance: > > Probably wait for your communication skills to get better, I think. I have a > lot of other folks asking for my help and being mature and civil about it. > Once I catch up, I'll revisit your issue. > > -Scott > > I'm rather chocked about this reply. I mean, is this guy for real? How can a > guy, running a site, exclude hundreds of thousands of people, simply because > ONE person, makes a mistake. Wouldn't it be better to set these very few > people straight, that don't comply with the rules? > > > As it is now, I can only suggest that people boycot Saabnet.com and use some > of all the other great Saab forums out there. > > Regards and your comments are welcome. > Just head over to Saabcentral (www.saabnet.com) the forums there are great and the moderators a lot more reasonable than above. Matt
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