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William Green4 said:The search engine is performing like something straight out of Yahoo 98... if that’s even considered normal nowadays... 🤷
It is common knowledge that moderators on these mobile forums aren't always around to police everything, usually because they have their own lives to attend to... however, if you happen to spot something that shouldn't be there, you can always flag it to hollowtrucker77 or tyndall, and they will step in immediately...
Well, that’s exactly how I handle it...
As for you two, who seem to be the loudest voices on this board, acting like you're practically campaigning for moderator positions... I honestly have no idea what you think you've actually accomplished by saying any of this...
I find this entire method of dragging people into these debates absolutely repulsive, and I am certain I am far from the only one who feels this way...
It would honestly be an absolute catastrophe if anyone actually handed moderation duties over to you... especially considering that aside from yourselves, there are only a handful of other people on this forum who possess even a fraction of your supposed expertise... my dear experts...
Thanks for the attention and the kind words...
How much experience do you actually have managing vBulletin, and just how deep does your knowledge go regarding its internal search engine architecture? Do you even grasp the mechanics behind how vBulletin executes a query... because honestly, the way it handles searches is nothing out of the ordinary... ☕
Brian Peterson5 said:Let me pose a question here: how many iPhones were actually sold in America last year compared to Motorola? I honestly feel like the sheer number of users and the volume of discussion surrounding a specific brand serves as a true metric for whether a PDF is even worth creating... though, if that were always the case, we’d probably still be sitting around talking about Siemens...
Milestone seems to be the only player actually seeing any significant traction in the American market, while everyone else... 👎 But that's just a fundamental failure on management's part... Since roughly 80% of all handsets are sold through carriers, a device like the ZN5 would have been an incredibly strong and affordable contender within a major US carrier's lineup... $33 I suppose we should finally get around to discussing the various service plans and rate structures available... if anyone actually cares to dive into the specifics...
William Green4, I have to agree that PDF MTT is one of the more pleasant personalities on this forum, though my own take is that his appeal stems primarily from... lighter... Just because it’s a specific topic doesn't mean there isn't room to make things a bit more tolerable. Personally, I don't bother posting in the Economics section, even though that happens to be my field of expertise, mostly because the whole thing is just an endless, exhausting slog of political economy, market theories, macroeconomics, and a million other useless distractions...
That’s all I have to say on the matter...
In the States, when you look at the market share compared to the iPhone, Motorola sales outpace Apple by roughly fifteen times... Do you really want me to start listing the specific models that people are still using in droves even today...
I’ll lay this out chronologically, starting right from the beginning...
The Motorola v300...
2. Motorola phones...
3. Motorola phones
The Motorola v3i and that Pebble U6... they really belong in a different era entirely...
The evolution of the LTE2 platform is finally bringing the Motorola Krzr K1 to the American market, a device that was once an absolute sensation...
The era of Linux is finally upon us, which means the Motorola V8 is officially on its way out...
Following that release, the ZN5 will emerge from the Motomagx series...
The Aura has finally arrived, marking yet another entry into that niche category of overpriced Linux-based devices...
Linux Milestone...
I’ve put together a list of the nine most significant Motorola handsets, though that’s assuming we aren't even going to get into the old platforms like the v3690, the Startac, or the Timeport...
I’m not including those dummy phones in these lists, like that entire W series they rolled out here in the States...
I have to agree, marketing is a brutal game and we've certainly been fed a fair amount of garbage from Motorola lately, but it feels completely absurd to try and draw any meaningful comparison between how many Motorola units move here in the States versus the sheer volume of iPhones...
Regarding the moderation and the general organization of things, I have no intention of getting bogged down in the details, as the moderators are more than capable of identifying expertise and handling their own business, but I certainly won't shy away from saying that a complete reorganization of that department is long overdue... 👍