Author: Rolf Tueschen
Date: 18:57:46 02/12/06
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On February 12, 2006 at 19:51:07, Uri Blass wrote: >On February 12, 2006 at 18:08:16, Rolf Tueschen wrote: > >>On February 12, 2006 at 17:23:11, George Speight wrote: >> >>> >>>Hi, Tom. I may be missing it. Bu Peters first post yesterday in answer to your >>>post not only insinuated things about Vas and his buyers, but more to the point, >>>he stated that he did not see one post on the page that was not useless. That is >>>a kick in the ass to all the posters. Looks as if someone conveniently removed >>>that post. I wonder who! Regards, George >> >> >>Before you go too far into that emotional issue, please give me a decent answer >>to my question if it's fair that your mentioned users pay Vas for allowing them >>to test his always new versions, but the traffic they cause must be paid by the >>host of this forum? > >I think that the traffic should be paid by advertisments and there is no >problem. > >This is the case in most of the forums in hebrew so I do not understand why it >cannot be the case for this message board. > >The traffic in the forum that discuss about politics in israel is probably >higher than the traffic in this forum and there are simply advertisement that >you need to close in order to read the forum convenietly otherwise the >advertisement may hide part that you want to read(something that is not in this >forum). > >Uri Uri, I agree with you in all points. But do you agree with me that advertising, although good and should be paid by the commercial programmer, is forbidden IF the charter of such a forum says exactly this? Second question: isnt it very strange that Vas in knowledge of this nevertheless turns CCC into a Rybka support and download advising center for his customers? Although the customers already have their own forum? Isnt it therefore plain advertising for potentially new customers here in CCC, and isnt exactly this forbidden by the charter? Rolf
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