Replies to post #2392 on The Question and Answer Board (IHUB)

[JXM]

I agree Matt. This thread should help get the message across.

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=641


Chairman: JXM
Director(s): None
Created: 5/20/2001 3:00:14 PM (ET)

This thread is a place for anyone who wishes to accuse Lisa of a variety of things even though Lisa was not active at the time.

Also fair game is trying to guess which alias might also be Lisa.

This thread can also be used to tout commercial stock picking sites.

BUT

Any questioning of the picks that a commercial stock picking site puts out will be promptly deleted.

Of course, incomprehensible rants declaring that anybody not associated with the commercial stock picking site must not trade stocks, will also be allowed.

[viperlukechanwannabe]

Didn't the whole discussion yesterday start because a member who had been ordered not to post to another member did so and accused her of being someone called the Count. I assume you took appropriate action for violating the order.

[C Reed]

Things here remind me of 1984 by Goerge Orwell,

Where the thought police would watch your thoughts and actions via Big Brother,

Where the language was newspeak and history was altered by "updating" historical records.

Cheers,
Chris

[Pawka baby]

Um, I don't really remember because there were only a couple of posts here until Jenna posted, but until the recent flurry of posts there wasn't any mention of Jenna. This board was meant as an Ihun version of one that was started and still exists on SI, to discuss the merits of pay for advice trading services adn explore the yet to be answered question "why teach if you are successful at trading".

Curious Matt, I've read a lot odf the posts on the former ihub admin Q&A thread...and my impression was that "anyhting goes" on personal non stock specific threads...has this policy been changed once again?

Anyway, have fun with your site and the handful of touts that will be left...it's very clear who the intent of the site is to pander too...unfortunely it's hard to tout wihout an audience.