FEEDBACK FREAKINESS
Mon, 2008-01-21 07:12
In recent days Torco’s CompetitionPlus.com has received a spate of
e-mail messages via one or more e-mail forwarders who promise anonymity
to their users. Yes, such services actually exist, enabling the sender
to write anything he or she so chooses without fear of revealing the
sender’s name and/or e-mail address.
Please be advised all messages received via forwarding services promising the senders anonymity are, and will continue to be immediately discarded via the “Delete” button, and will not be published or responded to.
In days gone by various message boards and chat rooms devoted to drag racing permitted their members anonymity, which resulted in an ever declining quality of “discussion” that quickly devolved into personal attacks, totally unfounded rumors and a level of animosity that was frankly surprising in its viciousness.
Torco's CompetitionPlus.com continues to demand “real” names and e-mail addresses on submitted comments, as without confirmation that the sender is “real” no such comments will be published or responded to. In recent days Torco’s CompetitionPlus.com has received a spate of e-mail messages via one or more e-mail forwarders who promise anonymity to their users. Yes, such services actually exist, enabling the sender to write anything he or she so chooses without fear of revealing the sender’s name and/or e-mail address.
Please be advised all messages received via forwarding services promising the senders anonymity are, and will continue to be immediately discarded via the “Delete” button, and will not be published or responded to.
In days gone by various message boards and chat rooms devoted to drag racing permitted their members anonymity, which resulted in an ever declining quality of “discussion” that quickly devolved into personal attacks, totally unfounded rumors and a level of animosity that was frankly surprising in its viciousness.
Torco's CompetitionPlus.com continues to demand “real” names and e-mail addresses on submitted comments, as without confirmation that the sender is “real” no such comments will be published or responded to.
Please be advised all messages received via forwarding services promising the senders anonymity are, and will continue to be immediately discarded via the “Delete” button, and will not be published or responded to.
In days gone by various message boards and chat rooms devoted to drag racing permitted their members anonymity, which resulted in an ever declining quality of “discussion” that quickly devolved into personal attacks, totally unfounded rumors and a level of animosity that was frankly surprising in its viciousness.
Torco's CompetitionPlus.com continues to demand “real” names and e-mail addresses on submitted comments, as without confirmation that the sender is “real” no such comments will be published or responded to. In recent days Torco’s CompetitionPlus.com has received a spate of e-mail messages via one or more e-mail forwarders who promise anonymity to their users. Yes, such services actually exist, enabling the sender to write anything he or she so chooses without fear of revealing the sender’s name and/or e-mail address.
Please be advised all messages received via forwarding services promising the senders anonymity are, and will continue to be immediately discarded via the “Delete” button, and will not be published or responded to.
In days gone by various message boards and chat rooms devoted to drag racing permitted their members anonymity, which resulted in an ever declining quality of “discussion” that quickly devolved into personal attacks, totally unfounded rumors and a level of animosity that was frankly surprising in its viciousness.
Torco's CompetitionPlus.com continues to demand “real” names and e-mail addresses on submitted comments, as without confirmation that the sender is “real” no such comments will be published or responded to.
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