Replies to post #163076 on The Question and Answer Board (IHUB)

[sunspotter]

"ihub is allowing ex employees and company competitors to post anything in these iboxes and sticky notes with no consequences to drive the sp down."

In the case of the MB that seems to be the object of your concern, the crooked "management" of NNAN don't need any help driving the pps down.

They've been doing it quite well all by themselves for over a decade.

For several years of that decade, I've been moderating the NNAN MB - I see myself as a kind of ferryman helping new NNAN "investors" over the Styx and Acheron that divide proper stocks from penny stock Hades where stocks like NNAN dwell.

A coupke of times a year some one pays for a pump on NNAN, and there's a new crop of NNAN holders, and at the same time some new Mods will create hell with the Admins about my iBox. Then the pump will collapse - along with the pps, just check out the share price history - and then it will will all go quiet until the next pump and the next group of new Mods.

Which apparently is now.

[IH Geek [Dave]]

Everyone has a motive for posting, including you. From our perspective nobody's motives are superior to or more meritorious than anyone else's.

otherwise...ihub is allowing ex employees and company competitors to post anything in these iboxes and sticky notes with no consequences to drive the sp down.

This sentiment biased argument has been made more times that I could possibly count. It is effectively no different from the following:

otherwise...ihub is allowing employees and company advocates to post anything in these iboxes and sticky notes with no consequences to drive the sp up.

The bottom line is that users and moderators who wish to participate here must be able to co-exist irrespective of their differing investment sentiments. All opinions are welcome and encouraged irrespective of investment sentiment as long as they are on-topic and comply with the site rules. Constructive dialog and debate demands nothing less.

Another little tidbit is I've seen ihub admin delete 2 bullish mods to replace them with bearish mods for no apparent reason.

"Apparent" being the operative word there. That is merely an example of a conclusion made in the absence of all of the relative factors.