What happened to the Jenson thread?

[2wheel_lee]

There was a thread about Jenson's new shop in Corona. I posted my comments about the shop this morning after visiting it yesterday. I can't find the thread. Where is it?

[LBmtb]

The person who started the thread deleted it. If enough people want it back, I can bring it back.

Also, if I took that ability to delete threads away people wouldn't be able to delete their own posts either. In which case you'd have to PM me or another mod to get stuff deleted. What do you guys think?

[Burner]

i think only mods should be able to delete stuff, users can edit their posts, that's good enough since you can remove everything in the post if necessary.

are there other mods? great, who else's ass do I have to kiss now?

[Collette]

I posted the Jenson thread, but I wasn't the one who deleted it. I've already changed my password and put in a rqst for a username change.

Here's the link again:

JensonUSA.com - Your Mountain & Road Bike online parts supplier!


BTW, hacking/messing with someone's forum info,

[LBmtb]

Originally Posted by LBmtb

The person who started the thread deleted it. If enough people want it back, I can bring it back.

Also, if I took that ability to delete threads away people wouldn't be able to delete their own posts either. In which case you'd have to PM me or another mod to get stuff deleted. What do you guys think?

Craig's (calepic) the only other person that can mod any thread. There are some other mods for specific forums. Luckily there aren't too many issues that go on that require moderators to do their thing - thus you don't really notice them. Granted I'm also a bit more trigger happy on the modding than the others.

Wildcat/spydergirl: check your PM.

The Jenson and Cynergy threads are back, btw.

[2wheel_lee]

You rock!!!

As I was starting this thread, I was having memories of socalmtb.com. I'm glad to see this forum won't likely suffer the same fate. That forum started to die once the mods there went overboard needlessly deleting posts and threads.