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Originally Posted by GTAHVIT
There is a subforum for vendor experiences/reviews here.
In the future do not Hijack another thread only to bash the vendor's involved. You are free to make your own review and assessment of a vendor you have dealt with. In which, the Vendor is able to state his case.
Review threads are expected to follow the same rules as any other section of the website. Personal attacks will not be tolerated. And if either side of the debate is found to be doing anything illegal or unethical they will ultimately be permitted from posting on Camaro5.
I'm removing all off topic post from this thread. Feel free to start a review thread in the linked section above.
Thanks,
Chris |
Maybe some of you ought to be a little more careful about how you phrase things....
We don't have paying sponsors on this site so we can objectively moderate. No Vendor gets any special treatment here. In fact I have a folder full of PM's complaining about how they are mistreated and should be allowed to moderate their own threads.... Not gonna happen.
Now, having said that. All I'm asking is that you let the OP have his thread. It's not about whos right or who's wrong.
I'm more than willing to let you all have this discussion, ALL I'm asking is you do it in the right section. And from what I've read. It looks like we are arguing over a misunderstanding? That some one saw gains from a tune because they had a CAI while others didn't because they were stock at time of tune. And as such the "reported" gains from the tune were misrepresented? But, everyone agrees that they knew in advance that the tune may not have any HP gains on a stock motor?
So the point of the jacking the thread is to accomplish what? Get people to admit what they already know.... Or to make our members aware of what has been stated over and over again?
Yes, I am being a little cynical to make a point.... All I'm asking is you put this conversation in the correct place. Then hash it our there.
We do expect our members to be able to critique the products sold here to educate and inform the rest of us. But we should also be respectful of members who have a different opinion.
Quick example: If you see a thread that says. I love this product! and you've had trouble with that vendor. feel free to post a link to your review thread in the, "I love this product" thread so people will see both sides.
Members here should not feel like we are silencing complaints. We, in fact, encourage them. I wish more people would use the review section. It is one of the most Viewed sections on the forum when you consider the few number of new threads it has.
I've deleted the posts that have continued the debate. I will move all of them into a trifecta review thread.
Cool?