Hey kids, here's an interesting new development........ __I’m sorry to let you know that your recent post, "i do not like the new email system", has been removed because it violates AT&T DSL Forum guidelines, which prohibit: - AT&T retains the right to remove content and limit users' access - AT&T does not generally edit or monitor content posted by participants in the Forum. However, AT&T retains the right, at its sole discretion, to limit users' access to the Forum and to remove material that, in AT&T's sole judgment, does not comply with the current Usage Guidelines, that is otherwise inappropriate for the Forum, harmful, objectionable, or inaccurate, or that is not in compliance with the Terms. AT&T also retains the right to assign such right to some members of the Forum community. AT&T is not responsible for any failure or delay in removing such material. Moderators may take any action they deem necessary in their own judgment to support the Usage Guidelines, the Terms, and, in general, that can detract from the experience of other users or the purpose of the support community. Such actions may include editing or deleting material and banning individual users. Please feel free to post a revised message – we value your contributions! ..........__I have to wonder how many posts titled 'That New Yahoo Mail Thingie is the Ginchiest' or 'I'm Not Getting Quite Enough Ads With My New Yahoo Mail' were removed. It's kind of a mega-bummer, sort of a cyber sword of Damocles just a-dangling over your (my) head. The webmail transition is seriously flawed at best, calling it an upgrade doesn't make it work any better, and the lack of knowledge of the software by the tech support team only compounds the problem & magnifies it's inadequacies. I can only hope that the post(s) that were removed were duplicates that occurred when they combined the 'This Yahoo eMail System Stinks' threads, but I feel that may be overly optimistic. I can tell from reading the posts in other threads that numerous other users also feel that the transition to the yahoo adbot is a complete & utter disaster. I can safely say that this transition was not in response to customer requests. So people generally don't like this new system, it's not because it's new, it's because it STINKS. The solution is to make the new system AN OPTION (the so called 'Classic' view is still peppered with ads). Then see how many people actually like it enough to select it & use it. Free will is pretty scary stuff, eh? Well hopefully I won't get banned for expressing a bit of all American dissent, & perhaps what they WILL do is evaluate the complaints, & make some adjustments to the software. At&t had no problem 'fixing' something that wasn't broken (the old webmail interface), I can only hope they put a fraction of that energy into restoring the functionality of the webmail system, & honestly making it an 'upgrade'.
