DRF only if they like it their way

[Aly-Sheba]

You ever notice that that DRF either deletes comments that someone made or edits the comment to fit there liking!! There was a comment that someone made yesterday, criticizing Steve Crist and his account of the OTB's wrong takeout on his article on the Catskill's OTB. I guess the DRF cant take criticism!!

Also for smartphone users, the DRF banner that you cant close is very annoying when trying to read an article or looks at results. They dont care about that either.

[blackthroatedwind]

I've noticed some extraordinarily stupid comments on DRF. Then again, I see some here sometimes as well. In fact, I have seen some very stupid threads too.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

I've noticed some extraordinarily stupid comments on DRF. Then again, I see some here sometimes as well. In fact, I have seen some very stupid threads too.

like this one?

seems if the thread starter has an issue with drf, he'd be better off taking it up with them.

[Aly-Sheba]

My point is not whether the persons comment was correct or not , but that a publication like DRF is using censorship.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Aly-Sheba

My point is not whether the persons comment was correct or not , but that a publication like DRF is using censorship.

sure it is; it has that right. this board also has people who keep the rest of us in check. sometimes we hit send without thinking things thru, or in a moment of anger, etc. it probably tells you about that in its terms of service or whatever you agree to when you join in.

[Aly-Sheba]

Of course if it crosses the line, it should be censored.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Aly-Sheba

Of course if it crosses the line, it should be censored.

What's "The Line"

[blackthroatedwind]

The sense of entitlement by people on the internet is truly baffling.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

The sense of entitlement by people is truly baffling.

ftfy