About users with hidden agendas

@td_dayton 

people are apparently mad at ted denney, who is open about what he's selling,

probably more irritated than mad, maybe disappointed…

for daring to ask questions like "would you prefer a system that sounds great, or a system that measures well?"

more likely for starting threads intended to gravitate toward support for the types of products he sells, and then denigrating other members and throwing out rude suppositions about the quality of someone’s system affecting the validity of their opinions

others are apparently addicted to making every last topic in audio about miller carbon.

can’t help you there, the man’s legend apparently survives his departure

i don't get it guys. who cares

finally, we agree

@pesky_wabbit We all deserve an opportunity to acknowledge that we were wrong, comment on what we learned and apologize to those we did wrong to.

@ted_denney, probably and sadly, will not  take the opportunity to acknowledge any of it.

Now he is saying he did not delete his threads?

It is suspicious to me, but at the same time is time for focusing on more fun things, like listening to my recently NHB-458 upgraded to NHB-468 before I fly back on Friday to the USA for a couple of weeks to connect my new Pathos Heritage, AvantGrade DuoXD and AS Montana TT.

To be frank, I whish him the best.

It is never to late to learn, maybe he will.

It cannot be done. Once you start a thread and people respond, it is enshrined until AudiogoN says otherwise. But please, show us how it’s done. Take some screenshots showing how you delete a thread with multiple responses. Post them here.

I checked. On my iPhone I can get a list of threads I started and select a pop up on each with a delete option. So it is possible for one to delete their threads. Live and learn.