The NFSHP2010 Defense Squad vs. Freedom of Speech

[Double Mac]

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[Allure]

Not only Mr. Sensitive wasn't banned but he was also promoted, given his wrath in confront of me, Double Mac here and Zpectre for a game which he thinks he should protect at all costs even If that means causing censorship in the internet, in the fucking 21st century.

We will however, keep track of the latest endeavors of Mr. Sensitive and his adventures in shutting up members who voice their constructive criticism and feedback, and shape-shifting posts as he pleases.

[Double Mac]

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[tgomola]

Guess what... Allure's post has just been deleted.

You can shut up yourself but not persuade us to do the same. We will voice our opinion against the unusual censorship put in every critic and feedback by several members here, including me. We will post the screenshot images of every original post.

It is our right to protest and make threads related to It. The EA forums have been flooded ten times more with critics and feedback and none of the posts has been deleted like in this forum. Every edited and every deleted post will be a minus to this site.

I have to say that I didn't notice any actions like that... until now. It seems that Mr Sensitive and his "Autolog friends", as Double Mac names them, are a bunch of fanatics determined to defend this piece of cr*p that Criterion made... I wonder why are they doing this. Starting a Church of Criterion or what?

[Double Mac]

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[Remko]

You know, guys, I'm not too crazy about bringing NFSCars-related drama over here.

The way that discussion on NFS HP 2010 has been going on there has gotten way out of proportion, I don't know what it is about this game that people are taking this so personal, maybe because of its supposed 'back-to-the-roots' label.

But I feel that both sides of the debate are guilty of escalating, and I don't think re-posting complete transcripts of past discussions is going to help. Even if I agree that changing a posters words as a moderator is crossing a line (I'd sooner simply lock a discussion or remove posts completely if I feel they're off-topic). But in the end, this is NFSCars' business, not ours.

I don't want to close this thread, but can I ask that you don't bring anymore of this here? I understand that you're afraid anything you'll try to discuss over there will be deleted again, but that's still something you have to take up with the NFSCars staff.