but the rest of my post is? ;) :p joking.

ok. all yee who read that post, know that the bit amy quoted is untrue.

I didn't disagree with a lot of what you said. The other parts that I did disagree with, I kept my mouth shut about :D I'm learning to behave. It's not easy, but I'm learning.

I don't have the same vision for this site that Tech does. My vision of what I want this site to be exists here - it's called the coder's forum. As long as that's here, I can tolerate most other things that I may not be thrilled about.

The main thing for me here is that there are people I like to talk to about vbulletin coding here. I also like socializing with my fellow vbulletin admins. That part is still here and never went away.

The vb.Org Customer Team's Team Leader's vision for the site is a private forum to discuss code with only people she likes?! I'll hold the rest of my comments for the promised "Town Hall" thread, but couldn't resist pointing out the irony and shocking disconnect between your staff role and your "vision". Wasn't there a screening process during staff selection?

Amazing isnt it.
















All that empty space is the drain, and this sentance is Vb.org going down it.

I have to say, I agree.

That was by far the dumbest comment you've added to your trolling of that issue.
Since when is Amy the one who decides who gets to be in the Coders Discussion forum? It was created to serve as a way for contributors of the site to discuss techniques and further contributions to the community.
And those that cannot access the forum are those that does not contribute to the community. If they have something valid to say in the threads, they have something valid to contribute to the community, at which point they should.

Nice post Sabre.

I agree....

This embodies the whole clique/club attitude that has been destroying this site for years.

Seems like we need more staff changes to make this the "open" development community it is touted as.

Any existing staff members that share this sentiment should leave too for "personal reasons".

Fact of life ...
The more people learn a trade or skill, and the more professional their career becomes, the more likely it is that they will move on to greener pastures.

vB.org is not an old peoples home for geriatric (and disgruntled) coders.
It's also a place for newbies to cut their teeth and prove their worth through the contributions they make to the site.