Ebay removes any threat daring to criticize them

[comcol]

Notice how so many threads just 'disappear' that have a complaint about the actions Ebay has been taking. Seems they can treat sellers (their employers) like dirt but dare state things they have done and it's bye bye..

[gec2002]

While I agree eBay doesn't remove posts unless the rules are blatantly broken, they certainly have done a good job of hiding the link to the community boards.  Hard not to see this as damage control!!!

[cq_tech]

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@lyndal1838 wrote:

CQ, you were the subject of my post above....I just decided not to name names.   I am very glad your recollections are the same as mine re the removal/or not of your posts.

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LOL, now I know why my ears were burning!

It's true though Lyndal, since Lithium took over the hosting of the boards, I've only had a couple of posts removed, and those were in no way related to comments about eBay or Paypal. They were in fact comments to or about our now NARU rat-loving xenophobe from WA. Having said that, when Liveworld hosted the boards, I spent many a long afternoon lazing on the beaches at eBali.

[i-love-my-sheep]

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@curraone wrote:

today's test:  find the site map

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Hmmmmm, something.

Are all sites meant to have a site map? It's not even Friday yet!

[fred_foofighter]

Have a look here

http://pages.ebay.com.au/sitemap.html

[cq_tech]

I think what curraone was actually asking is where on the page does one access the site map?

It's a bloody good question because I'll be damned if I can find it. Typical eBay - dropping the ball yet again.

[the_great_she_elephant]

Read the thread title carefully and it might give you a clue as to why the OP's thread was removed. a Freudian slip, perhaps.