Free Flight, Free Speech

Posted: **Sun Oct 13, 2019 10:46 am**

That's why I try to remember to take copies of my (or other interesting) posts before they manage to delete them. As I wrote already somewhere else: That is sometimes not easy because their record of deletion must be around 30 secs. I wrote post, submitted, proof read my post, for some stupid reason reloaded the web page and boom: already gone :-)

Posted: **Tue Nov 26, 2019 7:48 pm**

123apple wrote:
bomber wrote:https://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=29693&start=150

This is a continual problem with FG. Someone posts about a feature they'd like to see, Thorsten replies by saying he's not interested in doing it, the original posters tries to continue on the conversation hoping to attract like minded folk. Thorsten continues to post undermining any effects to open the conversation up to others. Then the idiots on the forum failing to see how Thorsten has manipulated the direction of the conversation away from the original posters intent join in posting about flight modelling they have no idea about.

You always did read what you wanted to read. It's somewhat sad, really.

https://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic. ... 5&start=30

Here's an example of you poring petrol onto a fire.... WTFG

I'm guessing yet again you don't see the reoccurring pattern...... Ok answer me this, where in that topic is Thorsten asked to do anything ?.... because I can see a person wanting to do something in JSBsim, wanting to talk about it openly to other interested people but having the conversation stymied by people not interested... All under the guise of "this is the way myths are created"!

Free Flight, Free Speech

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