Posted by dave2 on February 18, 2010 at 10:11:57 from (91.10.178.23):
In Reply to: Wow what a surprise posted by Will- Tx.-Mn. on February 18, 2010 at 05:35:30:
farmer101IL said: (quoted from post at 06:35:30 02/18/10) Hey all i see that most of you have rolled over to the powers that be on this site.
Hope you all don't do this with our present day admin.....
This site is looking more like the chinese run internet. Only let the people discuss matters under certain conditions.
I believe there are other tractor sites to go to. This has been a wonderful site and have i have met many great people... To bad that the owners are so close minded....
Oh well when it starts hitting their wallet , maybe they will change their outlook for this site.
Take Care
Farmer
Wondered where you were hiding....... 'bout time you pooped in and stirred up the sheep a little. Seems participation has thinned a little. The sheep'll say it's the OT posts etc, but my bet is the censoring. Maybe not so much what they censor as who. Sad thing is, the sheep that think they are sucking up by condoning the "poofs" and helping to better the site by being the self appointed Gestapo don't realize they are just another IP address that adds traffic to the site and not of any real importance to the moderators. Unless they are spending money. Wouldn't doubt for a second that a good portion of the "guest" (anonymous) posts are from some of the holyer than thou crowd.
Anyway,
Stick around farmer, just don't limit your posts to trolling.
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