Whats Wrong With Sonique!?!!!

GoldenSphynx · 22nd May 2002, 23:00

I tried to help N_ick2000 get some more people to register on his forum at http://buriedshadows.com/forums at the sonique forums(i dont use it i just wanted to help) and they started givin me all this bullshit after they deleted my thread because it was "spam"

but neither nick or i get money from the forums...its just a site

[edit] so mad i forgot the link http://forum.sonique.com//showthread...5802#post65802 [/edit]

Bilbo Baggins · 22nd May 2002, 23:05

Can you reduce your signature please.

Rocky Raccoon · 22nd May 2002, 23:08

Quote:

Whats Wrong With Sonique!?!!!

LOL!!!!
well... you don't really want us to reply to that, right?????

dylman · 22nd May 2002, 23:08

Newbies at any forum get a load of shit for spam, whether it's real or perceived. Here included. Just forget it and move on.

PS: A lot of Sonique users come here as well, and a thread title like this could start another flame war none of us want.

Aeroe · 22nd May 2002, 23:12

we all know realplayer is better than either anyways...

/me runs

Merlin · 22nd May 2002, 23:14

Quote:

Originally posted by Bilbo Baggins
Can you reduce your signature please.

This is a good point. If you want people to read your Riddle of the Week, just make a new thread for it

Rocky Raccoon · 22nd May 2002, 23:18

Quote:

Originally posted by Aeroe
we all know realplayer is better than either anyways...

/me slaps Aeroe around a bit with a large trout

GoldenSphynx · 22nd May 2002, 23:18

is that better?? if not then i will start that thread

dylman · 22nd May 2002, 23:21

You have read to the bottom of this, right? It's quite important.

n_ick2000 · 22nd May 2002, 23:24

As far as "spam" goes, you have to look at it from their point of view. If somebody comes to their forums with no intention of becoming an active member their, and starts off by promoting any sort of site, it will be ragarded as spam. If you were an active member their first, then it would probably be tolerated. Thanks for making the effort though.

GoldenSphynx · 23rd May 2002, 00:08

OK dont worry, peace has been made, i apologized and they're taking it well.

WHEW!!!

djPowerfreak · 23rd May 2002, 00:08

He's cleared it up a little and I've posted a link to the place myself. Not in a very enticing way, but you may get a new member if you're lucky.

Sweetas,
"Craig".

duckman · 23rd May 2002, 00:40

Quote:

Originally posted by n_ick2000
As far as "spam" goes, you have to look at it from their point of view. If somebody comes to their forums with no intention of becoming an active member their, and starts off by promoting any sort of site, it will be ragarded as spam. If you were an active member their first, then it would probably be tolerated. Thanks for making the effort though.

This was exactly my contention n_ick2000, and the point I made in response to the questioning of our actions. It is all a moot point now as both sides have had their say.

djPowerfreak · 23rd May 2002, 01:09

And said exactly the same thing, for that matter.

Hey Ducky.

Sweetas,
"Craig".

Scar Da Kookee · 23rd May 2002, 01:16

Quote:

Originally posted by Aeroe
we all know realplayer is better than either anyways...

/me sets mode +GOD and shoots Aeroe with a Rifle-Shot to the head...

djPowerfreak · 23rd May 2002, 03:51

Oh, please.

Twilightseer · 23rd May 2002, 08:16

Sonique still exists ?
Damn, life is full of surprises.

Sandman2012 · 23rd May 2002, 08:38

This thread raises an interesting point about product loyalty. Personally I've never used Sonique so I don't have an opinion on it either way. I use Winamp because it was suggested to me by a friend, because it worked, because when I needed help with it the folks at this forum were friendly, and because it had a lot of features that I preferred over WMP and Real (the two media players that were on my comp when I got it). I would assume from what little I know that users of Sonique are similar to users of Winamp; they have a computer, they love music, they trade .mp3s, etc. The whole Sonique vs Winamp thing seems kinda silly to me when its taken too seriously.

Product loyalty is the new nationalism.

I'm glad to see that this issue was resolved quickly in a peaceful manner. Sorry if my post was kinda off-topic.

kljs · 23rd May 2002, 09:57

Quote:

Originally posted by Sandman2012
This thread raises an interesting point about product loyalty. Personally I've never used Sonique so I don't have an opinion on it either way. I use Winamp because it was suggested to me by a friend, because it worked, because when I needed help with it the folks at this forum were friendly, and because it had a lot of features that I preferred over WMP and Real (the two media players that were on my comp when I got it). I would assume from what little I know that users of Sonique are similar to users of Winamp; they have a computer, they love music, they trade .mp3s, etc. The whole Sonique vs Winamp thing seems kinda silly to me when its taken too seriously.

Product loyalty is the new nationalism.

I'm glad to see that this issue was resolved quickly in a peaceful manner. Sorry if my post was kinda off-topic.

I was a Sonique user that jumped over to Winamp......that was a long,long time ago.......

Twilightseer · 23rd May 2002, 10:07

Quote:

Originally posted by Sandman2012
This thread raises an interesting point about product loyalty. Personally I've never used Sonique so I don't have an opinion on it either way. I use Winamp because it was suggested to me by a friend, because it worked, because when I needed help with it the folks at this forum were friendly, and because it had a lot of features that I preferred over WMP and Real (the two media players that were on my comp when I got it). I would assume from what little I know that users of Sonique are similar to users of Winamp; they have a computer, they love music, they trade .mp3s, etc. The whole Sonique vs Winamp thing seems kinda silly to me when its taken too seriously.

Product loyalty is the new nationalism.

I'm glad to see that this issue was resolved quickly in a peaceful manner. Sorry if my post was kinda off-topic.

My remark was mere sarcasm.

Sandman2012 · 24th May 2002, 08:05

I wasn't referring to you Twilightseer. I know from your posts elsewhere that you usually post intelligently and thoughtfully, so I knew that you were joking. As a matter of fact I wasn't referring to anything in this thread specifically, but that it reminded me of some of the flame wars, large and small, that have ensued in the past. I agree with what WolfieD said in this thread.

22nd May 2002, 23:00	#1
GoldenSphynx Forum King Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,738	Whats Wrong With Sonique!?!!! I tried to help N_ick2000 get some more people to register on his forum at http://buriedshadows.com/forums at the sonique forums(i dont use it i just wanted to help) and they started givin me all this bullshit after they deleted my thread because it was "spam" but neither nick or i get money from the forums...its just a site [edit] so mad i forgot the link http://forum.sonique.com//showthread...5802#post65802 [/edit]

22nd May 2002, 23:08	#4
dylman Forum King Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawarden Posts: 2,115	Newbies at any forum get a load of shit for spam, whether it's real or perceived. Here included. Just forget it and move on. PS: A lot of Sonique users come here as well, and a thread title like this could start another flame war none of us want. There's no need to tell me when I'm right; I operate on that principle exclusively and with absolute certainty

22nd May 2002, 23:21	#9
dylman Forum King Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Hawarden Posts: 2,115	You have read to the bottom of this, right? It's quite important. There's no need to tell me when I'm right; I operate on that principle exclusively and with absolute certainty

22nd May 2002, 23:24	#10
n_ick2000 Forum King Join Date: May 2001 Location: - Posts: 2,501	As far as "spam" goes, you have to look at it from their point of view. If somebody comes to their forums with no intention of becoming an active member their, and starts off by promoting any sort of site, it will be ragarded as spam. If you were an active member their first, then it would probably be tolerated. Thanks for making the effort though. \|

23rd May 2002, 08:38	#18
Sandman2012 <3 foobar2k (Forum King) Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 3,203	This thread raises an interesting point about product loyalty. Personally I've never used Sonique so I don't have an opinion on it either way. I use Winamp because it was suggested to me by a friend, because it worked, because when I needed help with it the folks at this forum were friendly, and because it had a lot of features that I preferred over WMP and Real (the two media players that were on my comp when I got it). I would assume from what little I know that users of Sonique are similar to users of Winamp; they have a computer, they love music, they trade .mp3s, etc. The whole Sonique vs Winamp thing seems kinda silly to me when its taken too seriously. Product loyalty is the new nationalism. I'm glad to see that this issue was resolved quickly in a peaceful manner. Sorry if my post was kinda off-topic. pabook.net

22nd May 2002, 23:05	#2
Bilbo Baggins Wind Chime of the Apocalypse Join Date: May 2000 Location: The Forest Posts: 17,228	Can you reduce your signature please.

22nd May 2002, 23:12	#5
Aeroe Major Dude Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Assembly Hall Posts: 1,446	we all know realplayer is better than either anyways... /me runs

22nd May 2002, 23:18	#8
GoldenSphynx Forum King Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,738	is that better?? if not then i will start that thread

23rd May 2002, 00:08	#11
GoldenSphynx Forum King Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,738	OK dont worry, peace has been made, i apologized and they're taking it well. WHEW!!!

23rd May 2002, 00:08	#12
djPowerfreak Junior Member Join Date: May 2001 Location: Auckland, New Zealand Posts: 36	He's cleared it up a little and I've posted a link to the place myself. Not in a very enticing way, but you may get a new member if you're lucky. Sweetas, "Craig".

23rd May 2002, 01:09	#14
djPowerfreak Junior Member Join Date: May 2001 Location: Auckland, New Zealand Posts: 36	And said exactly the same thing, for that matter. Hey Ducky. Sweetas, "Craig".

23rd May 2002, 03:51	#16
djPowerfreak Junior Member Join Date: May 2001 Location: Auckland, New Zealand Posts: 36	Oh, please.

23rd May 2002, 08:16	#17
Twilightseer Frenchoderator Join Date: May 2000 Location: Lavabo, fond du couloir, 3è porte à droite Posts: 6,309	Sonique still exists ? Damn, life is full of surprises.

24th May 2002, 08:05	#21
Sandman2012 <3 foobar2k (Forum King) Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 3,203	I wasn't referring to you Twilightseer. I know from your posts elsewhere that you usually post intelligently and thoughtfully, so I knew that you were joking. As a matter of fact I wasn't referring to anything in this thread specifically, but that it reminded me of some of the flame wars, large and small, that have ensued in the past. I agree with what WolfieD said in this thread. pabook.net

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