Skalman wrote: Wed Mar 19, 2025 8:39 am No, absoloutely nothing I've tried posting here lately was appreciated, only ignored or "Looks like a VHS".
E9A7F3bD wrote: Wed Mar 19, 2025 9:15 am It is not worth withdrawing and editing your contribution for this reason.
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The reason I think I have a voice here is because as you can see I'm not only be ignored, but hated by the admins.
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Maybe it's hard to get any noticeable echo, but remember that your contribution will ultimately benefit some kind and grateful people who are also making contributions.
Certainly some Releases will look like VHS, but sometimes that is the best that is available anyway. People can take what is available or ignore the movie entirely. I TAKE THE VHS. If it looks like a VHS, then that is motivation to find something better. At least they have the "VHS" to watch and find out if they like the movie. I remember very well the VHS era: many of the movies I first watched on VHS are still among my very favorite movies. Did I somehow enjoy those movies any LESS than I do watching them on 4k UHD? Of course not, that is absurd. There are so many movies that I have purchased on VHS + multiple DVDs + multiple BluRays + 4k UHD. Ultimately I have tried selling off duplicates to make breathing space, and I got rid of the once-watched 4k versions because I could get more money for them AND my viewing them had NOT increased my pleasure. I probably had the most joy from the first DVD, so I might as well keep THAT version for the sake of nostalgia. There are some movies that I only watch on VHS because that version has a different edit. (Actually I watch a downloaded rip because I foolishly discarded the last CRT TV I had that my VCRs would properly play back on. Even a component-to-HDMI adapter was not working to get playback with more modern TVs. So for the rarer VHS tapes I hunted down rips online.)
I am sorry I have not responded to your more recent posts but I have a long habit of posting and posting and posting, many times with very long messages. I am absolutely certain that many of my own posts are not read at all because they are too long, but only links are clicked.
E9's supportive advice is spot on. People share because they want to, and they will not necessarily get anyone saying anything. Most people who are pleased with what they find here do not post any response. If they did, the threads would be overwhelmed with responses that say pretty much nothing beyond "thank you". There are movie-sharing sites that discourage or explicitly BAN that sort of post.
Skalman, I looked through your posts and noticed that you deleted some links that I KNOW I downloaded, and some of them I watched and KNOW were terrific! Please don't delete the links. You are under no obligation to keep sharing files forever. When you are done with it, you are done. That post should remain as a record of the file. When someone wants it in the future and it is no longer being shared on eMule, they can request a reshare and anyone can reshare it. ALL THE TIME I reshare files that came from Members who have not been here in YEARS.
E9, I confess that your technical knowledge FAR EXCEEDS MY OWN and that eventually I found many of your posts overwhelming. I simply could no longer say anything intelligent in response, so I said nothing. The FLM staff who can actually implement your suggestions is very small, and they may find that they prefer dealing with those issues when they have the time available rather than spending too much time talking about it. For godsakes you are certainly NOT hated! You present your case with such detail that there is not much more to SAY. Any changes will eventually get done, or they will not. You did your part by bringing up the issue!
See what I did now? Another damn long post where I just will not shut up.
Cheers!