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this is an ancient poll, started in 2003!!
Hi Guys and Gals (dom
)I was shocked that this post from 2003 was still going! :Ohno:
I am sorry that a few of you have had trouble in the past with your stats and lack of response, but I want to assure you I will deal with any of these any outstanding queries if you would like to email me here: claire@partnerlogic.com.
We of course do everything we can to help affiliates progress with us, and if there are issues with the system we of course want to deal with these as quick as possible.
I look forward to hearing from you if you are still having problems to rectify these for you as quick as possible.
Thanks
Professor,
can we start closing polls after a time?
Some of these get revived years later after all issues are long dealt with.
One of these is the “how much money do you make” one from years ago, that is totally inaccurate by now.
For some reason Fergie bumped the thread a few months ago. I have no idea why as she didnt report any problem.
Claire other then not taking US players everyone is happy with Partnerlogic as far as I can tell.
Professor wrote:For some reason Fergie bumped the thread a few months ago. I have no idea why as she didnt report any problem.I don’t know if she bumped it or not. I remember that, when this happened, the poll sat around for a while (near the top) before Fergie added her comment. I think someone voted without posting a comment, and then Fergie saw the poll at the top, and, being surprised/annoyed to see an old poll brought back to life, she commented on it. It could have been anyone who commented first after the poll was bumped back to the top. The real culprit is the moron who voted on such an old poll. Whoever you are — :hithead:My 2 cents.
I think new members tend to find the poll section and start voting on lots of them, regardless of how old. Then the thread gets bumped because of that and other members don’t look at the dates and add comments they would otherwise not add to such old posts.
