19 Mar 05
Originally posted by RavelloAbsolutely. It's just using band-width that we have paid for. I say no posting rights for the free loaders.
This is exactly the drivel which I think about when I say I don't want non-subs posting in forums.
If you have nothing slightly interesting to post,don't post at all.
skeeter
21 Mar 05
Originally posted by skeeterSubscribers can easily match the 'freeloaders' for sheer quantity of drivel. Somehow I doubt that a few extra text characters are going to impact the bandwidth terribly much.
Absolutely. It's just using band-width that [b]we have paid for. I say no posting rights for the free loaders.
skeeter[/b]
There are several sites trying to get people to commit $$ to them. RHP does well to allow people to try before they buy, or even hang around and not buy, just to encourage participation in the site.
21 Mar 05
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemAt least we contribute to the costs of posting "our drivel".
Subscribers can easily match the 'freeloaders' for sheer quantity of drivel. Somehow I doubt that a few extra text characters are going to impact the bandwidth terribly much.
There are several sites trying to get people to commit $$ to them. RHP does well to allow people to try before they buy, or even hang around and not buy, just to encourage participation in the site.
You do not. You and the "david lynx's" are a parasite in the RHP body. There needs to be change. Free loaders should not be able to post. Thats my position.
skeeter
21 Mar 05
Originally posted by skeeteri feel that we can contirbute to the fourms, and would not aprove of being kicked off the fourms.
At least we contribute to the costs of posting "our drivel".
You do not. You and the "david lynx's" are a parasite in the RHP body. There needs to be change. Free loaders should not be able to post. Thats my position.
skeeter
if however you needed more money, then i would excuse taking away our ability to create new threads.
(i'll subscribe as soon as i can get a credit card.)