Hoghead, I wasn't talking about perception of opinions. I understand that some may perceive opinions as negative and some may perceive them as positives.

I'm not twisting anything around. You're actually trying to do in your post.

At the very end, you said this.

I don't think that post deserved a sell or go away response (I don't think anyone deserves that actually). The whole post was about a completely different topic (whats negative to one person may not be negative to another), and I thought carefully written with the intention to not offend anyone.

I think there are members with a wide range of opinions as the vote showed. Who is going to feel safe to post when people respond like this? More than the same few should join in the conversation...

You're basically taking my response where I was trying to tell you as a fustrated investor (I am as well) who asks questions on the board here and doesn't like the responses he/she gets and at the same time he/she is unwilling to call the office for more information.

That is WHEN I suggested different actions that investor can do. It wasn't just sell or go away response. It was either, go find your answers, deal with it on what we have on hand, or just sell.

You took my recommendations and generalized it as sell or go away. You then assume because of these responses no one feels safe to post?

All I was doing was providing with different actions an investor can take.

I agreed with your post above that very last comment. I agree that certain comments can be taken negatively or postiively.