Ive explained my reasons for wanting to change the reviews to a neutral, as a reviewer its up to you moderators whether you respect my wishes. If you prefer you can delete the 3 reviews and I will write new ones. I am new to the forum. I am not a twat and neither am I getting any pressure off SPs to amend my reviews. The decision is my own and I am asking for that to be respected. Either respect my wishes and change the 3 reviews to a neutral or delete the reviews completely. Thanks.
Dude, I'm not a moderator or forum helper, and no axe to grind (nor am I saying any of them have either), but just some observations:
Best to read this, particularly rules #9 and#10 about posts and reviews not being deleted:
https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=252680.0It's not about "respecting wishes". Why should the rules be different for you, are you unlike the rest of us?
Are you José Mourinho?
TBH, from a fellow member, you'd be best to allow yourself a cooling off period before posting in future if you're as indecisive as you're making yourself appearing to be by your requests. Very, very few other members ever ask for their ratings to be changed, not even one. Most never do it. And when those few occasionally do it's either because the review is very plainly negative, but they forgot to change the rating to negative and a forum helper picks it up, -OR-, it's suspect, as SPs may pressure them to do so, or offer freebies.
It happens.
And the total lack of logic or reason you're displaying in print for everyone to read just underlines the suspicion that you're being pressured from outside to change your rating. Two weeks after your review. I mean - WTF?
That's why you're getting rightly deserved "grief" in your eyes.
You're also making unreasonable demands of the forum helpers who give their time freely, which isn't a wise thing to do and isn't going to endear yourself to them. I've f*cked up a couple of times before, swallowed my pride and done the right thing and admitted I'm wrong after they've slapped me on the wrist as I should have known better. We all make mistakes. Just learn from them. By addressing them in the demanding manner in which you are, you're not showing them any respect, yet demand the same from them!
Does not compute, in any walk of life.
