Originally posted by: Idontcare
So my take on the OP is this is a fishing expedition.
Someone has been tasked with identifying the perception barrier their company's potential pci-based SSD lineup may encounter and so they are approaching the forums with a "me is dumb, please edumacate me on why pci-sdd is evil or superior" online persona to generate this information ahead of time in a passive manner.
I applaud the effort, it was almost convincing but in the end the overall post was just too scripted to come across as authentic.
I hope you get the info you need to do your job, if not from this forum then from the others you or your team-members are currently foraging and harvesting from.
Please excuse me, it's seldom if ever that I get called to moderate in any technical forum outside of the Video zoo, but you seem a touch paranoid and a bit out there in your bald faced surmise that the OP is some sort of stealth marketer.
Unless you have more to go on, please confine your responses here to substantive answers to the specific technical questions that the OP asks, or I shall be forced to confiscate your entire supply of tinfoil.
If you have a problem with my response, please take it up in PFI or by pm to the mods or in an e-mail to the legendary Derek Wilson, who may or may not actually exist.
Perknose
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I spend a non-zero amount of my time ferreting out spammers and shills on these forums and this is the first time a mod has elected to come down on me as the paranoid and out-of-line poster.
If I am to now be reprimanded for this activity I'd appreciate it to be more explicitly stated as a policy applied to everyone in general when it comes to scrutinizing the motive of posters and threads.
My post is, at worst, far less paranoid than the other posts in the thread let alone a lot of threads out there in the forums that pass as acceptable level of scrutiny of any OP's motives for creating posts.
Single me out and burn me in ephigy as an example if you must, but lets make it be a policy that is less selectively enforced please.
Tread has veered off topic.
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