Cyclingnews forum, some twit is trying to get TFF banned

[thunder]

http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthread.php?t=242

http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthr...=3904#post3904


folks, we should do the Paceline thing, and bring some weight to bear on that guy.

[Bro Deal]

Originally Posted by thunder

http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthread.php?t=242

http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthr...=3904#post3904

folks, we should do the Paceline thing, and bring some weight to bear on that guy.

I think we shoud go lightly. That forum has a chance to become very influential because it should attract a lot of peeps who check cyclingnews for info. We should make sure it becomes a reality based community rather than a Paceline clone.

[thunder]

Originally Posted by Bro Deal

I think we shoud go lightly. That forum has a chance to become very influential because it should attract a lot of peeps who check cyclingnews for info. We should make sure it becomes a reality based community rather than a Paceline clone.

I meant, bring influence. Not comic sock puppets. Then again, I went meta on the guy with my own post.

[whiteboytrash]

Originally Posted by Bro Deal

I think we shoud go lightly. That forum has a chance to become very influential because it should attract a lot of peeps who check cyclingnews for info. We should make sure it becomes a reality based community rather than a Paceline clone.

Bro this is your dream job (or maybe Geoff ?):
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[classic1]

They'd be better off employing a decent editor or some fact-checkers IMO.

I'm not even going to discuss all the farking advertorials.

[thunder]

Originally Posted by classic1

They'd be better off employing a decent editor or some fact-checkers IMO.

I'm not even going to discuss all the farking advertorials.

I would think "farking infotainment" for the "top of the town" or the "daily planet" would be improvement.

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