So, I was Kicked Off the Apple Discussion Forums
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NickleDimer
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I already deleted it, ND. It was something to the effect that Apple does not appreciate unsubstantiated claims about our products. The funny thing is, I was posting in a thread about all the problems people were having trying to install El Capitan. I tried 3 times and finally just reverted back to Yosemite.
NickleDimer
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So you deleted it and then went into your trash bin and deleted that too?
Bullshit. Fake story. Fake Apple products. Fake handle.
Bullshit. Fake story. Fake Apple products. Fake handle.
Yea, the email is in the same place as those really funny pics he had for the BWs tournament that one year.
And also please post those funny pics you had too. Or at least describe them. More Moo Shoe Pork type stuff or hard hitting?
Isn't it a Beta release? That's kinda the point of Beta releases, use a larger public user base to identify bugs that didn't come out during usual QA testing. The only way pointing out bugs helps them is if you provide enough detail that they can recreate it and therefore fix it. In other words, provide a way for the bug claim to be substantiated.
It's truly remarkable that a story can have so many holes in it with just two sentences.
These types of posts make me believe tjc is a character of someone's creation.
These types of posts make me believe tjc is a character of someone's creation.
Let's just walk through the logic here, because it's amazing to me:
1. The guy cares enough about a particular product so much so that he finds the discussion forum for it.
2. His opinion of the product is so strong that he (a) creates a user id, or already had one (which furthers the absurdity) and (b) posts about the product in the forum.
3. His condemnation from the forum and ensuing email shocks him so strongly that he CREATES A THREAD ABOUT IT ON A COLLEGE BASKETBALL FORUM on a completely different website.
4. He deletes the email that shocked him so strongly.
5. He takes another step to PERMANENTLY delete the email that shocked him so strongly.
6. He refuses to provide one piece of substantiating evidence that this event happened in a thread that HE CREATED.
Holy shit.
1. The guy cares enough about a particular product so much so that he finds the discussion forum for it.
2. His opinion of the product is so strong that he (a) creates a user id, or already had one (which furthers the absurdity) and (b) posts about the product in the forum.
3. His condemnation from the forum and ensuing email shocks him so strongly that he CREATES A THREAD ABOUT IT ON A COLLEGE BASKETBALL FORUM on a completely different website.
4. He deletes the email that shocked him so strongly.
5. He takes another step to PERMANENTLY delete the email that shocked him so strongly.
6. He refuses to provide one piece of substantiating evidence that this event happened in a thread that HE CREATED.
Holy shit.
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NickleDimer
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Was he planning on leaving his Apple Forum user name to his secretary when he retired?
NickleDimer
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time stamped screen shot of the post or it didn't happen.
Was this your first post on the Apple forum?
What name do you post under on Apple forum?
How long have you been posting on Apple forums?
Even if this story is true (which it certainly isn't) what in the hell possessed you to then come over here and post about it?
Was this your first post on the Apple forum?
What name do you post under on Apple forum?
How long have you been posting on Apple forums?
Even if this story is true (which it certainly isn't) what in the hell possessed you to then come over here and post about it?
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7263270?start=15&tstart=0
All you a$$holes who are so quick to throw out unfounded charges can now apologize for your bias and stupidity!
tjc38440Oct 12, 2015 6:42 PM
Re: El Capitan will not restartin response to SandyLenihan
I have the same problem. I've tried 3 installs all with the same result......freeze @ startup when I turn my Mac Book Air on. So, I went back to Yosemite. This reminds me of Microsoft and the garbage updates of Windows they release with all kinds of bugs. I thought Apple was better than this! Where's the update to fix this stuff?
Re: El Capitan will not restartin response to SandyLenihan
I have the same problem. I've tried 3 installs all with the same result......freeze @ startup when I turn my Mac Book Air on. So, I went back to Yosemite. This reminds me of Microsoft and the garbage updates of Windows they release with all kinds of bugs. I thought Apple was better than this! Where's the update to fix this stuff?
Where's the screenshot of the email? How come if you were "kicked off" it still shows you as a member?
I never said you didnt post something. I want evidence that (1) you were kicked off and (2) the email they sent you.
NickleDimer
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NickleDimer
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You know what I decided to spend several precious hours of my waning life doing?? Installing your beta operating system. AND I'M MAD AS HELL THAT IT HAD GLITCHES.
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It's mid 2014, HCTC, so it meets the criteria. I also have the latest version of Yosemite so there should not be any problem. I'm a big fan of Apple and it's very surprising to me that this OS release has so many problems. There are a lot of sites popping up about the problems. It really is reminiscent of the typical Windows nonsense.
