Plops Mom
06-26-2005, 07:46 AM
AHRC, who claims international recognition and authority on HOA's has
fallen short of it's goal. After a statistcal analysis of the forums
on AHRC.COM, it follows that less than ten people have comprised over
70% of all posts on the forums over the last 36+ months. The
moderators of these forums are mainly people who have posted less than
ten times (one being zero) and people who have joined less than six
months ago.
A request to the owner of AHRC.COM to display DNS numbers of posts
(commoon in most forums) resulted in immediate banning of requester
(me). Apparantly it would reveal the fact that many of these ten
people, and the scant others who visit the site, are duplicates of
others in the clique.
Additionally, their recent article on the 400% increase in traffic was
questioned. Every page refresh, every time you even went back to the
page, it was counted as a "new" visit. Figures don't lie, but liars
certainly can figure. I do not wish AHRC poor statistics, only honest
one's. The refusal to implement accurate visitor counting and DNS
numbers (which have no threat to identity) implies some dishonesty on
their behalf.
When the enemy is a board of five who censor and scrutinize, I began
to realize (and statistically prove) that AHRC's forums have become
the very board that I hate. Not only are they censoring, but as well
they edit YOUR comments without notation, remove posts if it suits
their cause, all identical to my current association board. Who needs
that?
Yes, Elizabeth McMahon, owner of AHRC has refused to remove my posts,
listing my name over and over. If you post on their forums, be aware
they will not be deleted unless they dislike your message. Otherwise,
they's a keeper folks!
Elizabeth was kind enough to remove my name and my account when I got
desperate and changed my avatar to something she simply couldn't
ignore ;) . Still all my posts remain to this day, my name, my data,
etc. I have heard from the lawyers from her ISP and upstream service
providers and I am ready to act... and I am considering it. Violation
of copyright law is quite serious. With one affidavit I can do it.
I must again make an open request - please remove the information. I
do not wish to remove the little bitty "clique of five" site you have
going out there. I wish to be UNASSOCIATED with it. How I achieve
that is up to AHRC. We can go the easy way or the hard way.
Cheers
fallen short of it's goal. After a statistcal analysis of the forums
on AHRC.COM, it follows that less than ten people have comprised over
70% of all posts on the forums over the last 36+ months. The
moderators of these forums are mainly people who have posted less than
ten times (one being zero) and people who have joined less than six
months ago.
A request to the owner of AHRC.COM to display DNS numbers of posts
(commoon in most forums) resulted in immediate banning of requester
(me). Apparantly it would reveal the fact that many of these ten
people, and the scant others who visit the site, are duplicates of
others in the clique.
Additionally, their recent article on the 400% increase in traffic was
questioned. Every page refresh, every time you even went back to the
page, it was counted as a "new" visit. Figures don't lie, but liars
certainly can figure. I do not wish AHRC poor statistics, only honest
one's. The refusal to implement accurate visitor counting and DNS
numbers (which have no threat to identity) implies some dishonesty on
their behalf.
When the enemy is a board of five who censor and scrutinize, I began
to realize (and statistically prove) that AHRC's forums have become
the very board that I hate. Not only are they censoring, but as well
they edit YOUR comments without notation, remove posts if it suits
their cause, all identical to my current association board. Who needs
that?
Yes, Elizabeth McMahon, owner of AHRC has refused to remove my posts,
listing my name over and over. If you post on their forums, be aware
they will not be deleted unless they dislike your message. Otherwise,
they's a keeper folks!
Elizabeth was kind enough to remove my name and my account when I got
desperate and changed my avatar to something she simply couldn't
ignore ;) . Still all my posts remain to this day, my name, my data,
etc. I have heard from the lawyers from her ISP and upstream service
providers and I am ready to act... and I am considering it. Violation
of copyright law is quite serious. With one affidavit I can do it.
I must again make an open request - please remove the information. I
do not wish to remove the little bitty "clique of five" site you have
going out there. I wish to be UNASSOCIATED with it. How I achieve
that is up to AHRC. We can go the easy way or the hard way.
Cheers