Robby the Robot...I'm confused

[CaptCBoard]

I have to agree with the opinion of Yahoo groups.

Scott

 

[Wes R]

This guy and his corporate buddies sound like they've got no business sense. This is a good way to alienate people and not make money. Makes me want to have nothing to do with anything that company makes and encourage others to do the same and I highly doubt he makes that much selling these things that it's his only means of support. And to me he came off rather unpleasantly in that letter posted above.

 

[Commander Max]

I dont mind what format i am just familiar with Yahoo. Or a blog, any other suggestions?

There is a ton of options out there. I couldn't suggest anything.

But one thing to keep in mind, any message-board will have Barton all over it. With nothing but threats posted anywhere he can. There really isn't way to keep him from hassling the board. Or from a member hoping for some favor, and willing to pass info.

I would hate to see the Admin's e-mail.

 

[wannab]

There is a ton of options out there. I couldn't suggest anything.

But one thing to keep in mind, any message-board will have Barton all over it. With nothing but threats posted anywhere he can. There really isn't way to keep him from hassling the board. Or from a member hoping for some favor, and willing to pass info.

I would hate to see the Admin's e-mail.

Screw the bully, base it in the UK and all is good.


Doug

 

[sleepless]

Or australia
;

 

[darb]

either way he would have to bring you to court to get you to stop another way around it is get a few people and each make a section. individually you are doing nothing wrong but if someone is to contact and get parts from 5 different people then assemble it...

 

[CaptCBoard]

I was once involved with a message board that was restricted to approved members. Whoever takes on the task of forming the board would bring in those he knows personally. Each member can then offer membership to others as long as each candidate is known to at least one other member. This way, the more members there are, the easier it is for a new member to be approved. It is getting the original core together that is the key. The larger it is at the outset, the easier to add new members.

Scott