Astro14 we have a real problem here with people who like to hijack posts. The post here was about Rotella and MoS2, but Skyship arrived with his anti-oil supplement message that for whatever reason drives him.
I have no idea who or what Skyship is. He seems to have this need to try to convince everybody who uses oil supplements and engine cleaners to just use motor oil.
In some ways (a very few ways) I am not greatly different than Skyship. I don't believe in most oil supplements and engine cleaners. However I think there are a few oil supplements and engine cleaners that are useful. And I think that there is a need for safe and effective engine cleaners. After all, an engine can get dirty.
But I can't understand why somebody who is so against oil supplements would keep hijacking posts in the Oil Additives Section. Perhaps we need to have some sort of rule here that people are not allowed to hijack posts.
I started a post here about the cleaning ability of Pennzoil Platinum motor oil. And soon the hijackers came trying to deter the topic and talk about Auto-RX.
It kind of makes me think about another website where people were always trying to discuss something else. At the Windows Supersite website where Windows is discussed people were always trying to convince others to use Linux or Macs. And I wondered why these people felt such a desperate need to try to convince Windows computer users to use some other operating system-so much so that they would 'troll' a Windows website.
We have people here who 'troll' also. If a discussion is about Marvel Mystery Oil, they will try to divert the post to a discussion about Auto-RX or something else.
We have posters like Skyship who seems to have some desperate need to convince everybody here not to use oil supplements.
It seems to me that everything would run better here if people who reply to a post stick to the subject of the post. Although in some ways useful information does come out when there is this arguing back and forth. I actually do think some useful information came out in these arguments going back and forth with Skyship. But on the other hand, the post was diverted from what the subject was.
I have no idea who or what Skyship is. He seems to have this need to try to convince everybody who uses oil supplements and engine cleaners to just use motor oil.
In some ways (a very few ways) I am not greatly different than Skyship. I don't believe in most oil supplements and engine cleaners. However I think there are a few oil supplements and engine cleaners that are useful. And I think that there is a need for safe and effective engine cleaners. After all, an engine can get dirty.
But I can't understand why somebody who is so against oil supplements would keep hijacking posts in the Oil Additives Section. Perhaps we need to have some sort of rule here that people are not allowed to hijack posts.
I started a post here about the cleaning ability of Pennzoil Platinum motor oil. And soon the hijackers came trying to deter the topic and talk about Auto-RX.
It kind of makes me think about another website where people were always trying to discuss something else. At the Windows Supersite website where Windows is discussed people were always trying to convince others to use Linux or Macs. And I wondered why these people felt such a desperate need to try to convince Windows computer users to use some other operating system-so much so that they would 'troll' a Windows website.
We have people here who 'troll' also. If a discussion is about Marvel Mystery Oil, they will try to divert the post to a discussion about Auto-RX or something else.
We have posters like Skyship who seems to have some desperate need to convince everybody here not to use oil supplements.
It seems to me that everything would run better here if people who reply to a post stick to the subject of the post. Although in some ways useful information does come out when there is this arguing back and forth. I actually do think some useful information came out in these arguments going back and forth with Skyship. But on the other hand, the post was diverted from what the subject was.
