new_trader
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How about people who are permanently(??) banned then are welcomed back with open arms under a new nic?
Peter
I completely agree with you wackypete1
How about people who are permanently(??) banned then are welcomed back with open arms under a new nic?
Peter
You're a vendor, which is bad behaviour in the extreme. However you are excused because your non vendoring posts are positive.
The writing has been on the wall for sites like this for a long time. In the early days there wasn’t much competition for online communities and forums like this so they were a hive of activity, but in the last 5 - 6 years social networking has grown along with many other dependable and informative online resources.
I have been a member of a few forums over the years specialising in different subjects of interest and every single one of them became noticeably quieter around the time facebook became mainstream...add twitter and youtube to that and T2W becomes an ever decreasing niche community..
T2W is a largely self-policing community on the whole (or was when I was 'ere), and should be left that way. People that try to sell signal services by calling out false trades are caught out. People that obviously talk sh!t (HOWARD COHODAS ANYONE?!) are caught out.
that's the way it should be.
good luck to steve et al though, and i appreciate the honest appraisal as per his opening post, very refreshing.
180. . .It's clearly ridiculous to claim that everyone is 100% behind the new vision when you have the content management team publicly disagreeing with practically every word he's written . . .
I would agree with Steve's appraisal. But as some have pointed out its 180 degrees out of phase with the attitude of the majority of the t2w staff, and one or two of the moderators.
It's clearly ridiculous to claim that everyone is 100% behind the new vision when you have the content management team publicly disagreeing with practically every word he's written. that's just the old style t2w ostrich with its head in the sand management style that we've come come to know and love.
Lets not forget, the people who are currently so vocal in disagreeing with Steve's assessment where the very people promoting Howard Cohodas. It's great lulz, but rather tragic really.
What? More talk of secret agendas, professing to reveal something amazing in a short while then never coming up with anything? Spouting utter generalised nonsense that it would easily fit into the context of flower arranging as or trading. And let’s not forget his “lesson” on selling options which went £176,000 into the red before taking his small profit. Except that no-one could actually find his trades on the exchange..
Hare
just what is the point of dwelling on the past?
Why not stick to the right hand edge of the chart and reserve your fire for things that happen that are "out of phase" with what Steve has been saying?
jon
the hare,. . . Anyone who actually reads any of Tim's posts defending t2w will instantly see that he's in complete and total disagreement with Steve's analysis. How can anyone move on before these issues are resolved?. . .
the hare,
I've really no idea what you're on - or on about. I'm in complete agreement with Steve's analysis.
Tim.
I have a question for Steve or Timsk.
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/first-steps/159794-mr-stone-binary-trading-12.html#post1994034
Why is this still allowed to continue?
Unregulated brokers openly linking and touting for business.
The solution is quick and easy.
I see no excuses for the lack of action.
As I have already said, I think we should also become more of a voice for our members and deal decisively with the vendor situation, I’ll post more on this before I go on holiday next week.
Steve
I’ll continue now with an idea as to where I’ll be spending my time in the coming months.
The most important thing to share is my overall vision for T2W and it’s actually pretty simple.
It’s about the members. That’s it.
We have to get back to being a thriving community where people want to be, where they are able to have real trading discussions in a safe and enjoyable environment.
This does not mean taking all the fun out of it – many people have asked me if I’m going to ban lulz or lead a campaign against it. No, is the simple answer. Personally I find a lot of it very funny , it’s all about boundaries and we need to make sure that we are not just about the lulz, something that many people have accused us of in the recent past.
As I have already said, I think we should also become more of a voice for our members and deal decisively with the vendor situation, I’ll post more on this before I go on holiday next week.
I’ll also be making sure that our commercial side is focused on benefiting our members by (for example) securing special deals with suppliers, deals where there is no sharing of any discounts, it will all be passed to you. It is early days and I’ll keep you posted on how this develops.
Right, that’s enough for today. I have a lot more to say but there's no point in bombarding you with all of it at once, especially as this is meant to be an exchange.
Steve