We know of no other forum that operates in this totally undemocratic manner. If a member wants to cancel his account, he has a perfect right to do so. But at the very very least, one is entitled to know right up front, when registering, about the no cancellation policy.
It's a bit late in the day, and totally unfair, to learn of this when a pack of ravenous vultures is tearing at your innards, posting all sorts of lies about your real identity and seeking to destroy you utterly. The AW cabal is the epitome of evil and their vileness has contaminated what once was a good forum.
Jim Alexander, whose plight we featured a few days ago, finds himself in just this bind right now. He wants to cancel his account and get away from that nightmare of a forum but won't be able to. His only recourse is to consult a lawyer.
Jim is not the only one trying to distance himself from AW, there are hundreds of writers in the same position. Unfortunately, refusing to delete an account is not illegal. The victims could file a lawsuit, of course, and given the bad reputation of Mac Stone and AW they'd probably win. I'd advise them to go for a class action lawsuit in this regard, it would be cheaper.
ReplyDeleteScarlet Peaches was banned??? I had many interactions with her back in the day and I liked and respected her.
ReplyDeleteShe sure was, Anon. Check it out.
DeleteMelodie/Mac hasn't posted anything or tweeted in a week. This is most unusual. Anybody have any ideas?
ReplyDeleteShe's getting a taste of her own bitter medicine and she's sulking in a corner, drowning her sorrows with a brewski and not bothering to go outside for smokes anymore, but lighting up right in the barn. It's a tricky situation. :-)
DeleteWell as long as the poor innocent horses are okay there are no worries. ;-)
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