Petition For the Banning of Talleyrand

Erick G · 2006-01-07, 03:06 AM

AYE! AYE!

Mr. Blue · 2006-01-07, 03:42 AM

Dear Sir or Madame:

Aye

Sincerely,
Mr. Blue

KG Gary · 2006-01-07, 04:30 AM

I'm not a fan of banning, but........
The problem is that this is a serious business forum for most. The advice given out, the FREE advice, is good, quick, and extremely helpful. It's a goldmine for both newbies and experienced webmasters.
The Talleyrand thing has been entertaining, amusing, and certainly frustrating for those that have tried to be patient with him, but the time expended on him is wasted time.
For anyone serious about their business wasted time is wasted money.
I am one of the most patient people you could imagine but I still need to learn and Talleyrand eats away at my learning time.

Also, I would hate to think that someone like Talleyrand could frustrate an experienced advice-giver into thinking twice about offering advice in the future. That would be extremely bad.
I agree with the banning.

MadMax · 2006-01-07, 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KG Gary

Also, I would hate to think that someone like Talleyrand could frustrate an experienced advice-giver into thinking twice about offering advice in the future. That would be extremely bad.
I agree with the banning.

Don't give it a second thought Gary. Most of us believe in helping anyone willing to take the time to ask for help and actually make use of the advice. As MrYum said, link lists and free sites are symbiotic. It's in the best interests of myself and the community to help anyone learn how to build quality sites that they'll make money with, since it helps us have more quality sites to list.

The occasional fuckwad won't have any effect on that.

Surfn · 2006-01-07, 02:48 PM

I'm quite certain that some of our East European brethren have reported my posts. Especially when I turn the heat up on exposing them and their cheating gangs

KG Gary · 2006-01-07, 06:10 PM

Good move GG!

Thanks for the reassurance folks. I'm always hungry for information and I tend to dig into seemingly useless threads picking out juicy snippets of advice. Distraction can be a real problem and it's all too easy to get sucked into a little war and waste a few hours.
It's good to know that plenty of people here have their heads screwed on the right way.

2006-01-07, 03:06 AM	#1
Erick G Look maah I moved out and got my own space:) Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 555	AYE! AYE! __________________ Exclusive Feeds

2006-01-07, 03:42 AM	#2
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2006-01-07, 02:48 PM	#5
Surfn If you don’t take a chance the Angels won’t dance Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Earth on occasion Posts: 8,812	I'm quite certain that some of our East European brethren have reported my posts. Especially when I turn the heat up on exposing them and their cheating gangs __________________ Surfn's Links Are you a partner?

2006-01-07, 04:30 AM	#3
KG Gary I can now put whatever I want in this space Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: South East UK Posts: 744	I'm not a fan of banning, but........ The problem is that this is a serious business forum for most. The advice given out, the FREE advice, is good, quick, and extremely helpful. It's a goldmine for both newbies and experienced webmasters. The Talleyrand thing has been entertaining, amusing, and certainly frustrating for those that have tried to be patient with him, but the time expended on him is wasted time. For anyone serious about their business wasted time is wasted money. I am one of the most patient people you could imagine but I still need to learn and Talleyrand eats away at my learning time. Also, I would hate to think that someone like Talleyrand could frustrate an experienced advice-giver into thinking twice about offering advice in the future. That would be extremely bad. I agree with the banning.

2006-01-07, 06:10 PM	#6
KG Gary I can now put whatever I want in this space Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: South East UK Posts: 744	Good move GG! Thanks for the reassurance folks. I'm always hungry for information and I tend to dig into seemingly useless threads picking out juicy snippets of advice. Distraction can be a real problem and it's all too easy to get sucked into a little war and waste a few hours. It's good to know that plenty of people here have their heads screwed on the right way.