So, we do blatant advertising of unavailable unproven goods?
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So, we do blatant advertising of unavailable unproven goods?
I can apologise if you consider this "blatant advertising". I am simply trying to help a friend, fellow machinist and youtube creator. I will not make a single cent out of this. Hardly what I would call a back door advertising campaign.Quote:
Originally Posted by ducksface
We're a far cry from spam here. This is along the lines of having Kickstarter inventors post on the forum.
Come kids, save this for the playground. This forum has always been free of this sort of bickering, let's keep it that way.
It has also been free of blatant advertising of products of unknown ingredient. Its a DIY site, not a place to hawk something that could contain arsenic for all we know.
I'll ask for my money back on my membership if this blatant retail attempt isn't removed. No matter the op intent, it's a blatant advancement of an undetermined retail product.
I use blatant a lot in this description.
The op knew exactly what he was doing....
The member who posted the formulas did EXACTLY what is the essence of this site.
The op did exactly the opposite.
My threat of disownership carries no weight with anyone, except those who believe in integrity.
You are right and I apologise if I caused this. A tad frustrated is all.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyfoale
Nothing to apologise for
Appreciate it very much. Thank youQuote:
Originally Posted by olderdan
So why aren't you incensed at the Youtube entrepreneurs here constantly posting spurious and dubious crap in order to generate more traffic to their channels? That's high shilling in my opinion.