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|  Matt7
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| What? Not only did I explain who I was and why I changed my name in the very portion of my post that you quoted, N9MD, but I became a registered user before you decided to complain about me on another thread.
My experience with Sunrocket/Teleblend has been the worst, THE worst, I've ever had with any business so forgive me if I'm not "nice" about it. I want to spare others the same frustration and describing my experience "nicely" is less likely to do that. Sunrocket/Teleblend's incompetence is inexcusable. | |
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| Re: What? said by Matt7  :Not only did I explain who I was and why I changed my name in the very portion of my post that you quoted, N9MD, but I became a registered user before you decided to complain about me on another thread. Actually, Matt, I was just using your posts as an example of the need to change one's "pen name" to continue to post anonomously. Your post was neither ranting nor inappropriate; it reflected frustration with which many of us can identify.
Moreover, I stated: That would encourage "nice people" (hopefully) to register. So obviously you are one of the "nice people". A warm welcome to you!  | |
| | | Matt7
join:2007-11-07 | Thank You, N9MD I admit that I'm not nice at all when I'm extremely frustrated--as you have seen. Sorry for being snappy. | |
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I can understand one anonymous post from a casual lurker. But once that individual starts posting over and over, he or she should really register with BBR. It's not that anonymous posters are bad people or have nothing to contribute -- quite the opposite for some who have legitimate questions or helpful responses. It's just that we BBR members would like to feel they have joined our family. 
That would encourage "nice people" (hopefully) to register -- or would result in a plethora of "silly names" from "unwelcome unknowns" (hereinafter referred to as UUs). 
