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Mindriot
Mindriot•12th of September 2009
 
Forcing people to use real names is the most asinine thing I have seen. Boonex is in no way like Facebook that actually has staff to help people out when they are attacked. Punishing people who wish to have some privacy is just plain mean. I have paid for services so Boonex has my name. I donated money and not even a thanks or acknowledgment in my email. Those that donated are supposed to get a free brand removal but that never happened for me. If I am attacked on here I can count on Boonex not helping. see more I do not authorize the general public to have my name and now Boonex punishes people for their right to privacy. Seems now Boonex is even more arrogant and less concerned about safety and privacy then ever before. A huge negative rating for the new Boonex from me.
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mydatery
mydatery•12th of September 2009•to Mindriot
 
Boonex is not like Facebook, your right. Facebook is a social networking site. Boonex is a site for professionals who have either developed or are developing a Social Networking Site for the purposes of earning money, hobbying, getting pictures of topless girls (he knows what I mean by that) and as such, we all need to maintain a certain level of professionalism.

2. Asking you what your name is is not a type of punishment, unless of course your a guy named "Sue", well then they have see more a song about that already, and I dont' think you are.

3. You are on a site owned by Boonex, the right to privacy is limited to the amount of Privacy that Boonex chooses to issue out.

4. Finally, how is it a violation of your privacy to let people know your othe owner of the site you created? Is there something embarrassing about them that makes it so you don't want people to associate you with YOUR sites?

There is no arrogance on the part of Boonex, arrogance belongs to me when it comes to Dolphin... And I'm not even a Boonex employee (it's so fun to be the arrogant one).

Maybe you should take a moment and really consider this, as removing the anonymity from the boonex site is actually a good thing that will help to improve the credibility of the sites that you build and own. I personally am looking forward to the pulling back of the curtain on the Unity site.
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Mindriot
Mindriot•12th of September 2009•to Mindriot
 
mydatery


"Boonex is a site for professionals"

Not! Most professionals do business with companies that value clients privacy. Professional companies have customer support that answer questions within a 24 hours or can be called during business hours. I still have not received a response for brand free which I donated for and can prove it with a receipt. The standard response time from Boonex for services I have paid for has been three months.

I do not see Boonex as a professional see more company based on the way I have been treated. I can prove the lack of response from them. The general public (meaning people like you) are not allowed to view my private information. It's my legal right to request that of Boonex without retaliation. I am in fact a customer of Boonex. Boonex would be breaking the law in my country if they punish me for not sharing my private information with the general public. Professional companies follow the law.

Putting real names will not up the quality here. It will simply allow degenerates to attack, slander and defame people by real name after some people post personal information about themselves.

Facebook answered my privacy questions in 24 hours and stopped attacks in a 24 hour peroid. Facebook took my privacy very seriously. This is just one reason why Facebook is the premier social networking site in the world. It's their professionalism that sets them miles ahead of others. I am talking about the way a business is run in regards to Facebook VS Boonex. Boonex is arrogant to believe they offer anywhere near the level of support (as a business) Facebook does and Facebook is 100% free.

Boonex is a site for hobbyists mostly. So how much profit do you make off your Dolphin sites and what are their url's or is that private information? Where do you live? What is your home address? What cars do you drive? What did you have for dinner last night? Have you visited my sites and if so what were the exact times? What is your IP address? Who is your service provider? What type of debt do you have? You married or divorced? If you you are married have you ever cheated? Ever cheat on your girlfriend or boyfriend? Answer all the questions truthfully or you will lose privileges on my sites. Really you do not have to answer those questions to be on my site. I would never force you to use your name on my sites. Only your payment info has to be real. Get my point? That was a rhetorical question as I know you don't.

"You are on a site owned by Boonex, the right to privacy is limited to the amount of Privacy that Boonex chooses to issue out."

False. There are federal privacy laws in the country I live in that Boonex must legally adhere to.

"Is there something embarrassing about them that makes it so you don't want people to associate you with YOUR sites?"

Yeah when people like you post on my sites it's embarrassing. Nice shouting on the word "your" which shows obsessive/compulsive behavior, immaturity and a lack of self control. I certainly would be embarrassed to be seen associating with you.

"it's so fun to be the arrogant one"

Birds of a feather flock together which is probably why you like Boonex so much.

"well then they have a song about that already"

What song is that? You should post it on your Dolphin site. What is your IP again so I can ban you from my sites or is that private information?

"getting pictures of topless girls (he knows what I mean by that)"

You mean art photos of beautiful women from around the world? Yes, there are plenty of sites like that. Which are the Dolphin sites that have those or is that private information? Have you ever visited any of my Dolphin sites? Currently I have no Dolphin sites up because of Boonex's lack of professionalism and missed roll-out dates. You obviously are not a welcome guest, member or customer on any of my websites. What is your real name and IP again? I need to make sure and not have you as an embarrsing member on any of my sites.
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mydatery
mydatery•12th of September 2009•to Mindriot
 
1. Whois.com is designed to inform people who owns what domain. While you can set yourself to be proxy/private on it, that is a choice and designed to assist in letting others know who they are truly doing business with online.

2. Facebook the premier. Well, it wasn't that long ago Facebook was having a huge issue with the legality of who owns images uploaded to Facebook and the community upset over the fact that just because they delete doesn't stop Facebook from using the images to advertise see more in whatever manner they choose to.

3. How can you ban me from your sites? You already have by not having any up.

4. When did you make your donation? If it was prior to the change in licensing changes (D6.1.4 license versions to D6.1.6) then I'll agree that you should of gotten on. If it was after that, then your out of luck. I'm sure though that Lyubov will stop in and check on it for you.

5. Who did you attempt to contact to deal with the licensing issue? If it was the right person then you will get a response, if it was the wrong person I don't know what will happen. Again, I actually PROMISE you that Lyubov will check on it for you. She is an awesome person and if you have one owed to you I know she'll fix the situation.

6. Obsessive Compulsive... No, just a typics jerk. And by the way, wasn't shouting the word "YOUR" I was stressing the word "YOUR"... I don't shout anymore, it raises my blood pressure, not healthy.


7. Boonex is in fact a professional company and the people here are for the most part professionals (myself excluded from that comment) and they do respond quite well to inquiries when you do them in the correct way. I realize it can be frustrating to not always know what the right way is, and Boonex could do a better job on informing people of that, but they really do try to deliver. You need to keep in mind you probably don't want a direct number to them, from your country it would be an incredibly expensive phone call. However, if you e-mail them and realize they are literally on the opposite side of the world as you, then you will note a response in usually 24 hours (same as your beloved Facebook) unless it's a weekend or holiday, then it normally happens the next business day.

8. (Wow, I didn't know I could count this high) Acutally, I live I think we live in the same country, I haven't checked your profile to see where you live for sure, and no, Boonex does not have to adhere to the laws of other countries. They have to adhere to the laws of the country that they have their company set up in. If that was true, then you would have to adhere to the laws of Iraq where people are executed for showing a woman's face, let alone her bare chest. Shall I contact the Iraqi police now or would you like to reconsider that statement.

9. Boonex did not ask you what you had for dinner or what flavor your wife is. They are stating that real names will be required on the Unity Sites in an effort to prevent the issues that happened on Expertzzz from happening here. As far as that goes, in your country you are required to get a license to operate most businesses and on that license you must print your name and it is public information. This is no different, if you want to conduct business on the Unity site then Boonex, who owns the site and has the right to set the rules they want to set, is then stating you will provide your name. If you should choose to not provide it then you will have limited access to said site. Not denied access, only limited access is how I believe UnoBoonex has put it.

10. It would seem to me that you feel that you deserve special treatment from the site admins when you get into disagreements with people, this is evidenced by the fact that your stating you have been attacked on Facebook and infer it has happened here. Perhaps you might want to take a look at the common denominator in those attacks (don't worry, I know I'm a total ahole and very proud of it) and make an adjustment to eliminate that to avoid future issues.

In the end Mindriot, I am disagreeing with your post, nothing I put up was meant to be taken personal by you and I apologize if it has. This is a debate that you opened and your free to have a wrong opinion if you should choose to. But in the end the fact remains it is Boonex's site and they are free to do with it as they choose. They do not have to give you full privacy and full access to all parts of the site. In the end you will choose to be public or private, but you also understand this will carry with it options that you may not agree with should you take the private option. Most of us call this... Life and we accept those terms...

As far as my sites go, I have a few sites listed on my profile, you've been busy visiting it and them I see... Feel free, but it would be nice if your going to keep dropping in if you at least sit down for a cup of coffee or maybe we could go see Barak and have a beer with him over on Pennsylvania Ave...
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