Re: New to Forum
Posted: Mon Feb 22, 2016 5:06 pm
100% agree.GHOSTHUNTER wrote: I think we need one and we can post all the pictures we have of Nik Stil's models etc.
Ghosthunter.
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100% agree.GHOSTHUNTER wrote: I think we need one and we can post all the pictures we have of Nik Stil's models etc.
Ghosthunter.
You can't have it both ways. Either we discover and publish all the variations or we burn all the guides, and shut down the forums ... what good is an incomplete list of known variations? This is starting to sound like more of that elitist collector garbage where a few self ordained people want to control all the information and the rest be damned.nearlymint wrote:DId not want to help the thiefs and fakers anymore than necessary, thanks for that one Tinman.
I put it forward for us to discuss, why is it upto you to decide. That admin position has gone to your head.Tinman wrote:You can't have it both ways. Either we discover and publish all the variations or we burn all the guides, and shut down the forums ... what good is an incomplete list of known variations? This is starting to sound like more of that elitist collector garbage where a few self ordained people want to control all the information and the rest be damned.nearlymint wrote:DId not want to help the thiefs and fakers anymore than necessary, thanks for that one Tinman.
nearlymint wrote:What the F--- does that mean,Miller wrote:To all the guys here loaded with thousands of years of knowledge:
It is not your job to protect the world from fraudsters, it is your job to teach the following generations of collectors to pick fraudsters out!!
I am solidly on record as wanting every known variation documented because you can't prove a fake with out graphic facts. The entire point of every book, printed guide and online guide is to publish each and every known variation. Significant portions of this forum are dedicated to discovering variations and publishing them. Either we shut down anything and everything that has to do with discovering variations or we continue forward with discovery. As long as I am still breathing, I will always fight for every discovery to be published and fight against the self appointed elite who wish to control information which all should have.nearlymint wrote:I put it forward for us to discuss, why is it upto you to decide. That admin position has gone to your head.Tinman wrote:You can't have it both ways. Either we discover and publish all the variations or we burn all the guides, and shut down the forums ... what good is an incomplete list of known variations? This is starting to sound like more of that elitist collector garbage where a few self ordained people want to control all the information and the rest be damned.nearlymint wrote:DId not want to help the thiefs and fakers anymore than necessary, thanks for that one Tinman.
Right back at you! The reality is that unless you want to start a new "Iron Curtain," information and discovery belongs to everyone without restrictions.nearlymint wrote:why is it upto you to decide
Yes I think it is, because if you look at the other side even that decal has damage, so it seems logical to source a replacement, no harm in that, as any new owner can always remove and source a more accurate decal.motorman wrote:Replacement repro decal on one side?