Recently it has turned into a place where people feel like it is a place to come to be stressed out. Stress kills! People don't want to be stressed out. Many have gone to Twitter and rarely frequent IHub...
Of course! Because Twitter's such a tranquil place! Full of kind-hearted, uncritical folks!
If we stop posting, we let the bashers win. The constant personal attacks are crazy.
Seriously, Sterling? You make it sound as if you and other pumpers--I'll call you all that, since you seem to feel anyone who doesn't think the stock they're writing about is destined for 10-baggerhood is a "basher"--were vastly outnumbered by us Nasty Bashers. You know that isn't true. In fact, it isn't even close to true. There's perhaps one Nasty Basher for every 40 or so poor Stressed Pumpers.
Bringing up negative info is one thing and I'm fine wit that, but to belabor your point 24 hours a day around the clock to simply antagonize investors is crazy and hateful to me.
What? Pumpers belabor their points--and usually those points are content free--far more insistently. Most of us at least do some research. Personal attacks? I've been called every name in the book. For a very long time. You've always had a very large following, which has to some extent insulated you from critical comment. It was your choice to post on the NMHD board. Had you known more about the company and the stock before you began, you might have realized It's long been the kind of mess that pisses people off.
I'm sure you realize IHub has changed its rules. I agree that that was a mistake. The central point of the old TOU was "talk about the company or stock, not other posters". That was simple. Easy to understand. Easy for the admins to administer. Ironically, given what you said about Twitter, the aim of the new rules appears to be to make IHub MORE like Twitter.
If that's the idea, it has to some extent succeeded. Here. Have all the Elon Musk-style "free speech" you want.
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