I am very upset with the slickdeal policies. Why my views were not allowed to post. Slickdeal authorities are disabling my threads frequently.

I wanted to know why my threads are disabled?

I see that no one has responded.

I'm just guessing, but were your threads posted in the correct forums? What were they about?

I am very upset with the slickdeal policies. Why my views were not allowed to post. Slickdeal authorities are disabling my threads frequently.

I wanted to know why my threads are disabled?

talking about the laptop thread that was deleted? If yes, then all the posts in that thread are gone with the thread when deleted. Why was the thread deleted? Because it wasn't a deal to begin with.

It might also have to do with your ability to effectively communicate using the english language.

It might also have to do with your ability to effectively communicate using the english language.
inability?

It might also have to do with your ability to effectively communicate using the english language.Split infinitive - s/b "to communicate effectively." :lmao:

[sorry, couldn't resist, too tempting!]

Split infinitive - s/b "to communicate effectively." :lmao:

[sorry, couldn't resist, too tempting!]
Additionally, English is a proper noun and therefore capitalised.

Additionally, English is a proper noun and therefore capitalised.
You mean, you can make money off of it?

Additionally, English is a proper noun and therefore capitalised.

"capitalised" is generally spelled with a "z" as in "capitalized" except in the UK.
;)

"capitalised" is generally spelled with a "z" as in "capitalized" except in the UK.
;)

Shouldn't you capitalize "capitalised" even though in quotes since it is the start of your sentence? :rolleyes:

;)

Shouldn't you capitalize "capitalised" even though in quotes since it is the start of your sentence? :rolleyes:

;)

sorry - don't know how to do that on this thing - there is no shift key.

"capitalised" is generally spelled with a "z" as in "capitalized" except in the UK.
;)
its also with an s in many of their colonies/previous colonies. parents are from sri lanka (ceylon) and i lived in bermuda when i was younger. took awhile to get used to the american way of spelling. didn't mind changing since i'm lazy and usually the american way has less letters.

LOL :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

sorry - don't know how to do that on this thing - there is no shift key.
You can hold down ALT and type 067 on your numeric keypad... but I'll bet you already knew that ;)