status-invalid NamePros & domaining blogs moderate with AN AGENDA!

[JayT]

Debate and submit your own evidence too.

Namepros are PAID SHILLS, moderator / troll (with 'PRO' accounts too) to shut down threads and silence certain people. They have an AGENDA - Paid To promote .com and bash NTLD.

You domainers are being lied to and pushed to see ONLY approved propaganda, which namepros (probably) financially benefits from.

You can't provide NEWTLD services or objectively review other blogs on namepros! These FAKE mods are misleading, self-serving SNAKES. You are FORBID to be subjected to newTLD IDEAS.

Namepros moderators are tricking you into FAILURE, hellbound they are. Better ban the truth, you evil money hungry snakes!

read below:

 

[Eric Lyon]

Hello,

We have a zero tolerance for fraud on namePros!

It's unfortunate, but namePros moderators can not police 3rd party websites. If you come across a rule violation that happened on namePros, please use the report feature so a moderator can investigate further.

Regardless of a members status, they must comply with the same rules as every other member. We play no favorites and enforce the rules equally.

I can not recall one time in my 10+ years at namePros that a moderator censored any member regarding the new gTLD's in support of .com's. Posts/threads in violation of rules however, do sometimes require removal, as with any rule violating post, regardless of extension or topic.

You can learn more about the Pro membership level and criteria required to join here: https://www.namepros.com/pages/how-to-join-the-pro-network/

I can certainly understand your frustration after having violated rules and receiving warnings/infractions, however, I think you are going about venting your frustration the wrong way.

Maybe take a day or two to regain composure and review the moderator warning notes again so that you can avoid having rule violating posts removed in the future.

I hope that helps explain more,

 

[Paul]

You are FORBID to be subjected to newTLD IDEAS.

I know it’s not a popular opinion, but I’m actually a big fan of ngTLDs—they’re a lot of fun, especially if you’re developing. We’re definitely not biased against ngTLDs. I personally owned 100+ domains with ngTLDs until recently, though I’ve been culling my list a bit to weed out stuff I’m not going to have time to develop.