as staff I dont have that option
I understand that. Poor, poor, Iceburg having to wade through all sorts of nonsense.


And I always like a good laugh and to make fun of him and his 'knowledge'.
Besides, if he is left to continue posting unchecked, there's no telling the damage he could cause with all that 'knowledge' to lurkers and members alike that don't realize he is spouting nothing but false crap. That in turn gives this site a bad rep.
Glad you're having fun with it.
I wish I could get paid just to respond to all of the nonsense I see...
I'd have 15 hour workday's again!
Sometimes annoys me that I can't call someone out on some nonsense as I've 0 experience in what some of the other people are talking about.
Other times (on other boards) I completely avoid threads that are filled with such utter nonsense (4th hand experiences, overly-distilled facts misconstrued to falsehood) that it would take a JB-size post customized to each and every thread.
So I try to keep my efforts focused here, and keep the facts straight.
The one thing that gets me motivated is someone willing to learn to help themselves.
I guess I would've missed a real gem talking about sparklies on a digital signal if Iceburg hadn't quoted it.
Note: added this story after the story below
The local religious low-power repeater (not the TBN one) recently switched to digital.
When I checked their digital signal I was horrified to what I saw.
A black and white static mess of Daystar, with occasional color. My guess was they where using a analog satellite receiver to pick up the Satellite feed with the dish in sore need of a realignment.
Now mind you, my TV/Converter is getting a perfect Copy of what they are transmitting. With digital TV,
Nothing I can do with my TV and OTA antenna can fix what they are broadcasting.
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Reminds me of when "This TV" was added at the local station, right about the time the THIS satellite feed was having real issues. In my local AVS OTA thread, people were calling the local station
"unprofessional" and a "
joke" when the fault wasn't even on the local's end. I could only tell them what I saw on the satellite feed from another station. The satellite feed and the local station were dropping out at the exact same time in the program with the same bad picture.

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So handymantoo, what did you choose to do about the Boston stations?