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Also, who the hell goes to a Gran Turismo dedicated web site/Forum saying that he doesnt like or he doesnt think Gran Turismo is challenging, and then says to own a Ford GT?
While not quite that specific, I can assure you that plenty of people come here to raise issues with the Gran Turismo series and a far few make ludicrous claims about cars they 'claim' to own. More than enough manage both at the same time.
No. As only a small part of the original thread was an AUP issue, the main point is a valid topic for discussion.So, closing the thread, ask the guy for proof and if he provides it, reopen it isnt ensuring the AUP?
See above.If making a claim WITHOUT proof is against the AUP, so that thread is against the AUP, so, just close it.
Closing perfectly valid threads based on a small part of it is a plain daft idea, it also suggests that the member in question is actually a liar (and that has not yet been determined).The guy that wanted attention doesnt get that attention he asked for and there is no degration to the site. Also, if he keeps posting about it (again) WITHOUT any proof at all, close it again and Ban him. Has simple has that. If you dont have any proof of what you are saying, just dont post nothing.
It depends if the person in question has or not proof of what he is saying. If that person says to claim something without proof, I say, close the thread, ask that person for proof, unable to get some proof, he is a liar. Has simple has put. It is quite doubtable that one person that have such collection of cars, doesnt have a photo of the cars, nor a photo of him with the car.
Also, for backing up my idea, it is against the AUP, claiming something WITHOUT proof, so even if you are telling the truth, if you have not any proof at all of what you are saying, you are getting against the AUP. It is not a single bit unfair at all.
The topic has been moved here for discussion (by a member of staff), which is the correct location to discuss it, prior to proof or apology, and the original thread can carry on its original discussion.
We have a set manner of handling issues such as this (which is quite clearly laid out in this very thread), and that is how the matter will be handled.
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Scaff