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Speaking of angst, I think we need a little less of it in this thread.
As a service offered to Australian consumers, people are entitled express their opinions or offer an assessment of that service. Those opinions can be based on first hand experience of that service, on the claims made on their website or marketing/promotional material, or on other factors such as reputation or licensing arrangements.
The point is that while feedback and opinions are welcome, both good and bad, personal attacks and insults are not. I understand how there may be legitimate reasons for questioning motives - on both sides of the argument - but hurling insults around does not help the tone of the debate.
So lets try keep things a little more civil from this point on please.
As a service offered to Australian consumers, people are entitled express their opinions or offer an assessment of that service. Those opinions can be based on first hand experience of that service, on the claims made on their website or marketing/promotional material, or on other factors such as reputation or licensing arrangements.
The point is that while feedback and opinions are welcome, both good and bad, personal attacks and insults are not. I understand how there may be legitimate reasons for questioning motives - on both sides of the argument - but hurling insults around does not help the tone of the debate.
So lets try keep things a little more civil from this point on please.