Man of Honour
I bought something out of MM once, think it was a 7" tablet.
I'm scared to enter in case I get banned.
I'm scared to enter in case I get banned.
The rules do mean that the MM is deprived of my old gear though...
But you know what? None of that matters does it? You've made up your mind. The facts don't matter any more. You don't want me here. So be it. I'm gone.
I thought we were all to be deprived of your presence entirely after your little strop in the last MM thead.
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Good luck, I'm miles offMight be able to see it by Christmas.
It may have gotten quieter, but it's certainly removed the leeches who would only read and post in the MM as if to jump on every deal they possibly can.
That screams of entitlement though. Just because a user may have previously posted a lot and had MM access doesn't mean they obtain lifetime access. They have to contribute just as someone who joined yesterday. As others have mentioned above, the required post counts are very low anyway and frankly if someone cannot make the effort to meet those requirements then they are rightly not welcome to use a community resource.
I'm so sadThe expiring login makes me not bothered to log in a lot of times to post, and this thread made me realise I've lost MM access because I didn't post enough. So yes.
The access requirements have not changed. All that’s changed is a manual process has been automated.The previous requirements did a decent job for years didn’t they?
Do you mean the 2FA? The thing that expires every 90 days?The expiring login
The previous requirements did a decent job for years didn’t they?
I said this from the day it came in, the MM is barely worth it now with this stupid rule.
AgreedSeems fine to me
‘Barely worth it’…..so, you not making as much from it now as you were able to previouslyI said this from the day it came in, the MM is barely worth it now with this stupid rule.
I think that is a lot of it.I think it's just because people are upgrading less frequently because recent generations of hardware haven't offered enough of a performance increase vs the outlay required.