Replies to post #1685 on iHub Investor Relations Professional (IRP)/Commerc

[sidedraft]

How about $100/month for each board where posting for any form of compensation, limit 200 posts/month per such board?

[Greta Grabo]

I understand that there are two different groups of people who are compensated. Some business owners who receive the majority of the total payments in disclosures and some individuals who are paid a fee not necessarily in relation to the monies collected.

I have taken the time to look up some of the "other" individuals that have the IRP, and it seams that they are making about $20 on avg for a ticker. if they are doing one a week, it is costing them more to post then they make.

and what about the people who post non-stop (bashing) they are bringing up the buzz on the boards.

I believe that is what you can board Manipulation.

[Greta Grabo]

If IHUB is looking to decrease the BS noise, then the negative posters who are working to manipulate in a different way should have to pay.


Bottom line Shelly you are not ever going to make everyone happy, no matter what you do.

[10 bagger]

I think all mods. should have to pay to be a mod.. Afterall some are on boards to promote more than to inform and it would take away the group mod boards where a group is formed to populate all the mods on one board.. I think this is a real problem in some stocks because the neg. side of the story is deleted and the RAW RAW side is all that is seem.. Making Mods become more qualified in the company would be acceptable,, even if only a mod to be had to fill out the basic info on any company they are posting on.. Informed Mods will greatly improve the Mod. reason for being.. A form that I would think would be acceptable is one that gives info about not only the company at present but it's past year.. Also this discription of the company along with links for futher information should accompany any Mod.. position request.. The Mod position should be at least populated by those that have at least a basic understanding of any company they are on a board that they Mod.. Giving a Mod the ability to delete posts also should obligate them to be able to answer any questions presented to the board in a cival manner.. hank