ignore option for bst threads

TigerUK

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i know this is a big ask, but id realy like a ignore option for threads in bst.

there are too many hustling too much crap like 10 web2.0 link pyramids which a as good as pissing onto a wall and expecting your ranks to grow.

worse they juse use senuke or some other shitty package that post on the same crappy web 2.0 that no longer provide any seo boost
 


id like to just go click click click to all these crappy threads and hide them. so every time i go on bst there are the top quality providers that i use over and over again and none of these snake oil salesmen
 
Web browsers have this really cool, new feature called bookmarks. :)

PS. It's almost always a bad idea to try and change your environment. Learn to work within it.
 
that's why you can read the reviews....you don't like, you don't buy

i wish

there are hardly any reviews

only "just ordered, fatastic report" and stuff like that.. how does that help me?

tnere are very few threads with legit reviews with rank improvement graphs and stff
 
This. Comb through them once and pick out the legit ones, bookmark them and you're all set.

Yes. You're all set for 10 days until those threads expire and then you're playing hide and seek with the updated ones.

OP:

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Spend about 10 minutes doing that and you're done. Takes basically no time to maintain.

PS: OH HAI GRINDSTONE
 
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Digging for reviews is annoying, I liked the 50 page BST threads. Really wish they would have put more thought into the new rules. :crying:
 
They need to allow the service providers to keep the same thread and have a fixed monthly/weekly fee instead of a new thread having to be created every 10 days. It would allow for buyers to weed out what's good and what isn't. All we see now is a plethora of mediocre social bookmarking services and shitty web2.0 services.
 
Should be pay to bump like that "other forum" then you're not wasting time policing threads.
 
I love watching the free market of WF slowly be eroded away by well intentioned regulations to the point that it becomes Warrior Forum. It's like a microcosm of the United States slow descent into socialism.

Gosh damn it you're right.
 
I love watching the free market of WF slowly be eroded away by well intentioned regulations to the point that it becomes Warrior Forum. It's like a microcosm of the United States slow descent into socialism.

To be fair, WF is as much a free market as your house. You (presumably) don't allow child trafficking in your home; WF is Jon's house, and he took steps to address a problem. Those steps gave birth to other problems, but it's his house.
 
The free market of BST existed on this site for years and by all accounts the BST section had devolved into an unmanageable shitsammich. It existed with no rules for years. It's not like Jon has been regulating that shit from day one and there have always been other competing sites for service providers/buyers. The regulations were added in an effort to clean the place up. I'm just amused by the unintended consequences of regulations that we always see in any setting.


I've always disliked the "open door" policy of forums. That's how the riffraff get in. I wonder what this place would be like if each new member had to be vouched for by a standing member.

Kinda like the mob in Donnie Brasco: "a friend of mine" versus "a friend of ours." If a new guy steps out of line, both he and the guy that vouched for him get popped.

Of course, that would have a few unintended consequences, too. lol
 
i like the pay rules, definately stopped the dumb fly by night sellers.

But the new thread every month rule is annoying.. I was wondering why the fuck do these annoying sellers create new threads all the time, are they trying to pull a scam and hide their footprint?

Now I know why,