Ryno wrote
Just realize that Will spends a great deal of time making sure only approved feedback/forum posts are posted (which is also done here, as well). If I were to post evidence of how poor Will's company is my posts would be deleted from here within minutes. There is a relationship between Will and DNN that does NOT benefit the customer.
Just wanted to quickly note that this is definately not the case for the dotnetnuke.com forums. I moderate a substantial number of the posts in the moderation queue and the forums, and we only apply the documented rules (posted below). You are free to post your findings on anyone in the dotnetnuke ecosystem (seach and you'll find plenty of posts about hosters, module dev's or people we partner with such as aspdotnetstorefront that are very critical), if you've had posts deleted in the past I would suggest it's likely that your post failed the flaming/trolling rule ie.. try to make you posts factual, and not personal and try not to use unnecessarily rude language. The other main reason I remove posts is when a user appears to have a personal vendetta against a product/company -whilst you're welcome to discuss what you thought of something, popping up on multiple threads with the same posts is not allowed. Please note, that much of this is a legal requirement -you're using our infrastructure (the dotnetnuke.com forums) so we're responsible for policy them.
Note: At the moment, as notifications are not reliable, I rarely even delete a post, I simply remove the content and add a moderator note to explain the reason why.
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