Pity ?

Pity you deleted a thread rather than edit yourself considering the amount of users who posted

In reply to a post by Stanman_24:

rather than edit yourself

Mods don't edit posts- if they're OK they stay, if they're not then they go in the bin.

why are you deflecting this ?

I simply stated it is a pity the thread was closed rather than moderated considering the amount of users who posted

it is self defeating considering forums as a whole are a dying breed unless they offer something other than a medium for moaning & political correctness

you are telling someone who has been using adslguide for over 10 years that his opinion is meaningless and not worthy any more, so why bother ?

Edited by Stanman_24 (Sat 02-Nov-13 13:02:16)

You can always repost the relevant stuff . It isn't hard not to do filter evasion .

If it happens within 12 hours of your post, you can of course restore an acceptable version, including removing the "*DELETED*" from the Subject.

In reply to a post by Stanman_24:

I simply stated it is a pity the thread was closed

It would have been a pity if it had been closed, but you can still post in so it isn't

Nor has the thread been deleted- just the OP.

BT are very very slow to catch up FTTC and often they choose what they want. They won't tell us. BT are useless, selfish and I often hated BT.

Yes, but you've hated everybody at some time or another

In reply to a post by adslmax:

BT are very very slow to catch up FTTC and often they choose what they want. They won't tell us. BT are useless, selfish and I often hated BT.

A private company deciding how to prioritise spending its own money. The horror.

I am skeptical they will be able to meet their May 2014 commercial roll out date. It's taken them one month since Cab 22 was activated, two months since everything else was activated, and three months since the ground work was done on the cabinet... And only just now are there three arrows painted on the ground (presuming for Cabinet 14 on CMSPR) on Robin Hood Lane. 10 metre stretch as well. I suspect they need to lay some new trunking there. Three months for arrows to be painted for a suspected 10 metres of new trunking. Ouch. That really is pretty poor.

I am skeptical they will be able to meet their May 2014 commercial roll out date.

So on the basis of problems with just one cab of tens of thousands you feel able to say that BT will fail to meet their target date. I find that amazing.

Given your insight and understanding of all the various problems that might and can be encountered when installing a network of the size of BT's perhaps you should you consider offering your services to BT as a project manager.