I think this thread would have been a lot shorter had it taken the PM route for the individuals involved because now we are all wondering exactly what the hell is going on.
I've been away to long to understand the problem you are attempting to fix although I can speak from experience about how easy it is to get distracted from donating. What has gone on that every body wants to be exclusionary all of a sudden? Also is it now assumed that within the current group lays all there is to know about JBL speakers and history? I haven't been around, so maybe there really ts a problem that needs this drastic of a change but I really think going from free to paid membership or any other exclusionary rule is a major change, will change the fell of this thing and probably deprive some of us who don't quite know everything yet of some valuable info. Yes it will deprive us of tons of nonsense also. Some of these posts look like there is more than just a bit of anger behind them. I read the whole thread but I didn't catch the event that started all of this rolling. Would like to know more. Have missed being here but have been working 60 to 75 hrs and it hasn't been practical.
What "75% off-topic threads of 200 posts" need are judicious editing. Someone who would go through the thread and delete the extraneous posts, edit a few others to maintain continuity, and still keep the main concept prevalent in the thread. Not just a moderator, but a topic editor -
knowledgable about the subject, no ax to grind, yet the ability to steer a thread back on topic and trim the chaff. Maybe a second set of mods with lesser powers - dedicated to specific areas of the site.
Just the way I see it - maybe not what's wanted - but I'm not sure how else to approach it
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Main Entry: co·proph·a·gous
Pronunciation: k&-'prä-f&-g&s
Function: adjective
Etymology: Greek koprophagos, from kopr- + -phagos -phagous
: feeding on dung
- co·proph·a·gy
coprophagy
eating of dung, or feces, considered abnormal among human beings but apparently instinctive among certain members of the order Lagomorpha (rabbits and hares) and in at least one leaf-eating primate ..
J/S-S1A You guys kill me!!!!!!!!!
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