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I also posted here on the general forum ?
Dear Jamie
Can I suggest that you check your PMs. Look for the little envelope icon towards the top left of the page.
If you click on that you should see that you will have recieved some messages which you may find instructive and illuminating.
Best wishes
Jeff
Just for additional clarity (it wasn't me that deleted the original thread), free members are not allowed to post for investment or joint ventures as it is a paid members facility within the paid area.
Admin I am very sorry that I posted a thread against the rules, it was entirely innocent ad I will be honest I did not read the forum rules before posting.
Good point, the 'Rules & Help' link doesn't take you to the rules.Mods the forum rules aren't terribly easy to find.
Dear Jamie
Can I suggest that you check your PMs. Look for the little envelope icon towards the top left of the page.
If you click on that you should see that you will have recieved some messages which you may find instructive and illuminating.
Best wishes
Jeff
It was a pity that one of the few occasions when someone actually posts a viable, realistic business plan (instead of the usual round of SpongeBob requests and prime examples of the deadly Dunning-Kruger syndrome) it was deleted for some obscure reason I, for one, am unaware of.
I assume the word 'container' was too sexually explicit for someone.
To save you having to look it up, here's a graph outlining the Dunning-Kruger effect -
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Made a refreshing change from phantom products, inaccurate figures and accusations of being a troll if you question anything they say.
Good point, the 'Rules & Help' link doesn't take you to the rules.
Where are they?
..or a gym on shoestring.I for one am torn between trying to be positive about new start-ups and despair over numpties who insist that they can start a fast food outlet with £3k
Rather patronising.
Mods on here have been happily deleting my posts and threads for years without any explanation. I know I'm not the only one who has this happen to them.
This contributes to why this forum is so poor, what's the point in posting anything if you don't know whether it will be stay live!
I can feel a Godwin coming on!!
It was a bit patronising to be fair, and to clarify I didn't read the email that was sent to me back in may.
There is a lot of point in amending and re-posting. it had so many good positive words from really helpful friendly people.
Under the 'rules' it links to https://support.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/hc/en-us/categories/200538622-How-to-avoid-common-mistakes
What it doesn't do is tell you what you can and can't do as a free member and what benefits you get as a paid up member. Or suprisingly talk about the forum 'rules'....very strange.
And under upgrades it doesn't mention as a free member that you can't ask for investment or say or a website review.
If SIFT want people to more easily understand the 'rules' of the forum and what you can and can't do under the different membership categories, they need to make it much easier to find the information.
The ironic part in all of this is that we as mods have spent time defending/explaining the actions of the mod team, which has stopped us discussing in the mods area, putting the thread back.
THIS is the problem with threads like this, they are often counter productive, which is why we ask for people to use the PM system when enquiring about warnings etc.
So the 'potentially editable thread' is now sat in the mods area awaiting a debate![]()