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9690austin Member Level: 1x Advanced

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Well this is the site that makes magentrolls to hit themselves in the head because they can't infiltrate it.

 

There is a troll at fiercewireless that mentions S4GRU on every comment. His latest attack is that some S4GRU members give this site a bad reputation. Of course we know why he attacks Sprint , and members of this site fiercely.He or she can't can't post here.However he always put the bait on the comments section, and some of our members fall for it.

 

The best weapon is to ignore him.

Would this person name start with a F and end with N. LOL. 

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WiWavelength Member Level: LTE Advanced

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That said, I think it's best that S4GRU and T4GRU members just abstain from FierceWireless comments for the time being.

 

FierceWireless is not directed at the general populace or even the enthusiasts.  It is an industry focused site geared toward professionals.  For that reason, you would think that most of the comments would be more professional, but they are anything but.  That is the irony.  The actual industry professionals read the articles yet rarely comment.  Meanwhile, the amateur enthusiast fanboys run the comments section asylum.

 

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WiWavelength Member Level: LTE Advanced

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LightReading and RCR do a great job, guys. [emoji6]

 

Or check out the comments when ArsTechnica writes a wireless focused article.  The level of knowledge, research, and discourse that goes into those comments tends to be leagues better than the juvenile fanboy back and forth that pollutes the FierceWireless comments.

 

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skid71 Member Level: 3G EVDO

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//snip

You have to do hand to hand combat with trolls or they will consume you alive.

 

What are you talking about lou99?  I don't understand what you're trying to communicate to us lou99.  Can you please explain this in further detail lou99?

 

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