Well, pardon me for saying so, but it seems like a double-standard to me. When Kevin posts regarding MM.NET being available, or to 'advertise' his .NET training classes, then no one sees that as SPAM ... probably because Kevin is a respected guru in the VFP community. Why should we knock this guy simply because none of us have ever heard of him?

~~Bonnie


>>But Michel ... people do it all the time, why bother having a rule that prohibits it? <g>
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>We cannot remove a content created by a member. In such circumstances, we usually contact the member by phone or by email to ask them to consider avoiding such a post in the future. We also explain them why this is like that and propose them a better approach to advertise. We also explain them that this is a support area and that the support is the prime focus of this engine.
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>It also requires moderation when such a post is posted. For example, that one looked like spam to me and I would have definitely have considered it as spam if I would have received it in my email. I've seen other similar posts on UT but when being done with consideration, such as being focused technically and not as a spam, we will usually don't interfere.