So, something occurred to me as I was reading through the new posts... I think Rassilon1 may have confirmed the accusations against him. In his condescending post on the nature of threading (you know, the one where he cut and pasted full paragraphs of text from an engineering site and tried to pass them off as his own words), he gave his accuser the following advice.
You don’t use fine threads in Aluminium, as they will strip out under load and not only that they will cross thread all so easily, so you would never use such a thread on a Aluminium sonic screwdriver of any season.
Now clean the wax out of your hairy ears this is very important Bull Dog, we are going to talk about threads.
Now, while quite a bit has been made of the previously-exclusive-to-The-Dragon threaded construction method finding its way into Rassilon's designs, no one ever mentioned thread size. Neither here nor on the Dragon blog. In fact, it was all focused on the emitter (not transmitter, by the way) head and the ball bit below it--which use the larger threading described in the quote above.
In that same post, to illustrate his point, he posted the pic of his bulb end, seen below. Now, I have attached that and a picture of the same part from my Celestial Toystore Sonic Screwdriver. It is the ONLY part of the Sonic that uses the smaller threading. It also has not had a picture posted of it in the course of this argument... So what prompted Rassilon to criticize it? No one mentioned smaller threading, or even threading on that part in general (the shape of the bulb? Yes. Threading? Not at all). More importantly, how did he even KNOW about the smaller threading on that one, unseen piece?
I can only think of a single time I've ever seen a picture of it unscrewed from the body, and that was in my review thread of my CT Sonic, which was clearly labeled as a review of the CELESTIAL TOYSTORE Sonic Screwdriver.
Due to my limited knowledge of all the intricacies of the prop, I was unwilling to say for a fact that Rassilon had copied the designs of The Dragon... But between this, the editing of old posts, the refusal to respond to specific allegations and the plagiarization of the engineering website, I can no longer suspend my disbelief.
You can go ahead and put my on your naughty list (unless you meant for it to be "nutty," then put me on that one, too).
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