Warrior Forum - RIP off or wut ?
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security
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Now that you know, you may want to stick around BHW and participate more. Not that you have to but it looks like you could share some knowledge.
I do try. Just so busy all the time, never have time to participate. I try to contribute as much as i can, to help as well as try to network. But wow that whole warrior forum thing was a BIG waste of time (not that much time. but still time is time).
security
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How is this ? by laying in wait for some uninformed sucker to buy something he don't even know what for ?
On another note.. I was just inspired by another BHM who is giving away free bot requests.. So i will as well.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/black-hat-seo/546659-free-bot-requests-ubot.html
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zebrahat
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What WF does adapt the "Delphi" technique to an online forum, to influence behavior and condition an audience (in this case, the newbie WH marketers). Using the Delphi tactic you assemble a set of 'experts' who all espouse the same point of view, or back each other up pushing the target view, yet the format is superficially made to look like a "discussion" where an open and informative atmosphere exists. The desired outcome of this disguised shill echo chamber is to make and shape a market for the target viewpoint as the most reasonable and informed way to look at things, and intimidate or marginalize people who might hold, or want to advocate another view.
You see this method used at public hearings all the time, where a panel is assembled to 'discuss' an unpopular proposed project, yet almost every panelist is an authority shilling for the thing, while real opposing views are restricted to short questions from the audience, if that is allowed at all. Afterwards the organizers of the dog and pony show can say "we held hearings and heard from the public," to justify going ahead with the project despite wide opposition. And think about the news media, who carpet bombed the public with claims about Iraqs's WMD or Saddam's alleged ties to Al Qaeda in the run up to the Iraq war ten years ago. One pro-war expert after another was paraded before the cameras or quoted in stories, without also providing similar time for Mideast commentators with an opposing perspective.
The OP noticed the Delphi-ing of a mailing list discussion, and saw how fast a dissenting opinion can be erased when it interrupted the narrative being shaped by that forum (a shill may have even started the thread in order to set-up getting ridiculed by the other participants). This example shows the WF circle jerk is not aimless, it is oriented towards conditioning readers into buying more services from the hyped up IM stars or gurus featured there.
You see this method used at public hearings all the time, where a panel is assembled to 'discuss' an unpopular proposed project, yet almost every panelist is an authority shilling for the thing, while real opposing views are restricted to short questions from the audience, if that is allowed at all. Afterwards the organizers of the dog and pony show can say "we held hearings and heard from the public," to justify going ahead with the project despite wide opposition. And think about the news media, who carpet bombed the public with claims about Iraqs's WMD or Saddam's alleged ties to Al Qaeda in the run up to the Iraq war ten years ago. One pro-war expert after another was paraded before the cameras or quoted in stories, without also providing similar time for Mideast commentators with an opposing perspective.
The OP noticed the Delphi-ing of a mailing list discussion, and saw how fast a dissenting opinion can be erased when it interrupted the narrative being shaped by that forum (a shill may have even started the thread in order to set-up getting ridiculed by the other participants). This example shows the WF circle jerk is not aimless, it is oriented towards conditioning readers into buying more services from the hyped up IM stars or gurus featured there.
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TheGreyMatter
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When do you this it was alive?
security
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I was starting to think it was an organized effort to influence people. WOW though, to think they made the post in order to have the conversation. Deceitful but genus, in a way. I hope your giving them to much credit. In all honesty tho the time in which it took to take off my post. IF it is a organized scheme they are implementing it effectively.
security
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10zen
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LOL.. you can do that if you want and your conscience allows it.
But you know some of the great themes(amazon store themes and builders), softwares, courses are first launched in WF. They have large amount of hungry buyers, if you don't want to go and market your products there then
I don't know what to say.
You can build a list from WF by offering free products or some products at low prices and later
offer premium quality or bigger packages later.
edgematch
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Yes. Yes. Yes.
WF maybe sucks. But do not forget:
There are thousands of buyers on WF, go there, sell, sell, sell.
itsmytime
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Warriorforum is a make money forum... If you can't post to make money off the ready to be exploit guy, don't spoil business for others...that's the rule. Lol. I'm making money off there selling my articles and seo services... And never got ban. My account was opened back in 2010.
Sad. But wf is corrupt. That should be well known by now. It has strict censorship, protects "high level members" and makes good money to mislead the wf community in wrong directions. Do not spend any time on wf, outsource all your postings to build cred and sell your products to the sheeps.
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Honestly its un-believable
security
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lol dude.. i could not care any less about the 10$ they made. What gets me is the collective damage they do with the miss leading / miss representation of marketing and forums in general.
Junkfood00
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The time and energy spent on hating those fucktards is well lost. Just forget about them and focus on something else.
Also that $10 you lost is a good lesson for everybody why to not join them.
Also that $10 you lost is a good lesson for everybody why to not join them.
Demon Logic
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The only thing that place is good for is getting a backlink, other than that they are egoistic and like its been said before they have their own agenda preferring to bully and put people down your well out of it .