And don't get me started about shills, I work a lot at trade shows and it's a common trick for an employe of a company to wander around posing as a visitor and when he sees a potential customer, he starts showing interest in the same product and talks it up to convince the potential buyer ("My mother has one just like this at home and she is very happy").
It's not because all the other vendors around it see this happen all day long and they know that he is working for the company, that the potential buyer knows he is employed. For this buyer, the employe is a shill.
So now every visitor has to go and check out the hundreds of posts you did in the last weeks to see who you are? If you work and talk for BFL and feel like trolling other vendors, you should mention it in your profile. Just like with "Scammer tags" we could get you a "BFL Troll" tag, I'm sure that would clear up a lot of things.
Ok, so by your infallible logic, what am I shilling for? What, in the past 10 pages have I written to the detriment of Tom's offering? Oh look, nothing... so again I ask you, how can I be a shill if I'm not promoting (or detracting) any given product?
I'm simply "debating" with idiots, since it doesn't require a lot of effort (I use the term "debating" very loosely, since it's actually impossible to hold a real debate with people who don't even understand the definition of the words they use.). The only time I post in this thread is when someone posts blatantly false information and I correct them... then people like yourself, cedivad and especially Syke decide to chime in about something completely irrelevant to the topic at hand and here we are, discussing nothing of import. All the while I get to enjoy the machinations of Syke et al trying to play in the deep end of the gene pool, flailing around and drowning themselves. If it weren't so amusing watching posts like yours trying to twist logic and common sense all in a knot to make some tortured point, believe me, I wouldn't be doing it. It's a soap opera and a train wreck all in one, it's hard to stop watching you crash over and over.