Speaking of TheLordsWrathV (I guess he couldn
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Posted On: 04/24/2021 9:15:23 AM
Speaking of TheLordsWrathV (I guess he couldn't get it right the first 4 times either), It's funny how his stories get posted on VERB's leader page on liehub as if they were facts, even when he constantly posts "This from what I know and in my opinion" throughout his posts. It's obviously his opinion, yet is presented as facts. Who would pin this on the leader page unless they had an agenda to sway both current and potential future investors?
Their leader page also has a flashing warning gif. I changed my signature line to have the same gif, and Mr. 1,000 lines of code guy got upset. He didn't care about the one on VERB's leader page, yet he was insulted that I had one on my signature line. When I confronted him about his lack of concern over the gif on the leader page he then dropped the discussion. Shortly after that, an ihub admin told me I had to change my signature line because of the gif. I told her I would get rid of the one on my signature line if she removed the one on VERB's leader board. Case got dropped.
From what is visible to everyone that is on that site is there are admins, and there are board mods. There have been rumors of a secret "mod squad". Don't know if there is any truth to that or not. My question is why would someone want to be a mod on one or more stock boards and have a negative attitude about those stocks? I could maybe understand if they had a negative attitude to one of several boards they mod, but why all of them? Is there a hidden agenda? Personally, I gravitate to stock boards that interest me and seem to have potential, while ignoring the rest. Why would some spend so much time and energy on a stock board where they actually think it has no future?
Their leader page also has a flashing warning gif. I changed my signature line to have the same gif, and Mr. 1,000 lines of code guy got upset. He didn't care about the one on VERB's leader page, yet he was insulted that I had one on my signature line. When I confronted him about his lack of concern over the gif on the leader page he then dropped the discussion. Shortly after that, an ihub admin told me I had to change my signature line because of the gif. I told her I would get rid of the one on my signature line if she removed the one on VERB's leader board. Case got dropped.
From what is visible to everyone that is on that site is there are admins, and there are board mods. There have been rumors of a secret "mod squad". Don't know if there is any truth to that or not. My question is why would someone want to be a mod on one or more stock boards and have a negative attitude about those stocks? I could maybe understand if they had a negative attitude to one of several boards they mod, but why all of them? Is there a hidden agenda? Personally, I gravitate to stock boards that interest me and seem to have potential, while ignoring the rest. Why would some spend so much time and energy on a stock board where they actually think it has no future?
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