Bill, you are truly an amazing individual! Apparantly your personality just won't allow you to talk straight. Oldtex very politely asked if you planned to post a correction to your post regarding the erroneous share count given by otcbb.com. He went on to say this.
"However, on the RB board where you found this, there were several posts that showed this was totally inaccurate and just a glitch in the system of the provider.
I am curious why you did not post the correction? Is it because you haven't revisited RB or you only post negative finds?"
Now lets examine your response. You wrote:
"oldtx: I had not read the RB board since. I don't know if there was a retraction necessary because the link seems to have changed. I did see one poster that was going to "demand a public (or formal) retraction" from otcbb.com. I am sure that the full weight of OTCBB.COM's legal team is behind that effort as we.
You say in the post you made at 11:30 AM that you had not read the board since. The post you are refering to was made an hour and a half later, @ 1:00.PM. Why lie about something like that? In the same paragraph you speak of a poster that was going to "demand a public retraction. I'm the person that made that post. Here it is.
"I sent an e-mail to otcbb.com asking for a clarification and a formal retraction."
Do you understand the difference between "asking" and "demand"? I'm sure you do, but you must of thought it added weight to your post by distorting what was actually said. Not a new wrinkle to your M.O.
I'm in favor of open, honest ( you can find 'honest" on page 620 of the American Heritage Dictionary) of any topic. When I read the post about the otcbb .com share count, I noted that it was posted at 10:45 PM on Wednesday night and no one had mentioned it, On Thursday @ 10:03 AM I made this post to open discussion.
"Why is no one responding to printmail's bombshell? Do we all think it will go away?"
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If anyone learns something factually wrong with GFCI or CTBG, bring it on! My problem is with those that post distortions and lies.
You may notice I dropped Dr. from your screen name. Frequently Dr. carries an implied respect.
