Perhaps it's time to start asking Dell really what they think, with a few well placed phone calls, and to also provide transcripts to other areas of managment, to see what their opinion would actually be, cause actually, this is kinda confusing. To quote " users helping users" - key word there, being "help". :smileyvery-happy: That wouldn't really explain then, why the moderators step in to correct bad advice, trolling members (occurring more frequently now with brand new members, then from all the combined posts from all other members combined - no one in particular here) specifially posting to a sensitive area, to bring up topics that seem to keep certains members here in an turmoil So what your basically saying, is that anyone can offer any advice, both good and bad, and Dell doesn't care they allow it in the TOS (Terms of Service)? Can I quote you on that. This is an old issue and was settled a long time ago.ĭell forms are for users helping users Dell is not responsible for its content i.e. Perople do follow what I consider dubious advice, and believe in things that make no sense. If Dell has a problem, then they will step in. It is up to the user to decide whose advice to follow. You do not have all the answers, neither do I. You have made your view known, but others are entitled to different opinions.
Dell forms are for users helping users Dell is not responsible for its content i.e. This is an old issue and was settled a long time ago.
If they turn out to be a Dell customer and complain openly, or to customer service about reading something here in the forums, things might really start tightening down."
"I also think the line between opinion and Dell TOS (terms of service) is very thin when it might involve endorsing or recommending something that might lead (it is a good scanner, but not a means to an end) alot of people into thinking they can fix things with that, just a few programs by themselves, when they have no idea what their doing.
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