Opinion Piece on Social Policies

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blckgrffn

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So, is everyone ok with me changing my name and not have any sig? That's the apologist vibe I'm getting from reading this thread. It's all ok. Am I wrong?
Also, correct me if I got this timeline wrong, but didn't AMD blacklist Apoppin right when he visited here at Anandtech and was descended upon by a drove of AMD fans? Isn't that when Apoppin stated that the AMD viral shills at Anandtech reported back to AMD and then AMD blacklisted ABT?
I just want to make sure I don't have this incorrect. Because I think the "campaign" to have AMD enforce their social media rules began after the blacklisting, unless anyone can show otherwise?

For my part, Keys, I would hope that you would put that in your signature, regardless of the rules.

I would hope anyone who takes receives any sort of compensation from AMD with the purpose to evangelize them here would have the integrity to do the same.

I have already expounded in this thread about what one might trust others to do and what is reality, so I won't do it again.

So many rules and regulations in the world are only written because some lack respect for their peers and it kludges up everything, IMHO.
 

SolMiester

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Well, I don't personally think Mark would risk his web site on unfounded accusations. He obviously thinks he has enough proof to publish...It will be interesting to see what the outcome is!
 

Jaydip

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Jaydip and Bofox, you seem to rave about facts that Apoppin posted, but I don't see them really as evidence for this forum as a safe heaven for AMD shills. Can you both clarify this to me? Maybe I am missing something.

I never remember accusing anyone of being a shill.I only ask the marketing guys to identify themselves regardless of color as they can influence others.Do u really think there is no hidden amd guys among us?I have no problem with them as long as they identify themselves as i have no problems with keys either.Because these marketers from various camps color themselves as unbiased and make ridiculous judgments along the way.
 

blackened23

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I'll just say I get huge laughs every time I read anything on that forum, although i've been shying away from it lately to avoid giving them revenue from hits. They've accused me of being a shill (and no I don't work for AMD ) and just about everyone that has said something negative about nvidia has been accused of being a shill without having an ounce of proof ----- so they supposedly want AMD to enforce their rules but they have no idea that anyone works for them, its just on a witch hunt to accuse anyone that says anything potentially positive about AMD and/or say anything bad about nvidia.

So again - witch hunt, accusations*without any proof, and there's also the max OC benchmarks that wildly contradict similar benchmarks in specific games. * So witchhunt, manipulating reviews, sorry thats just the way I see it, my opinion.

Also, since we're disclosing who's what, are nvidia employees disclosing their affiliation? Just curious. Anyway, I find it hard to believe that a company would put such effort into manning forums 24/7, and on top of that insult the intelligence of the userbase here into thinking that they will believe everything on a forum hook line and sinker. Please.
 
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Jaydip

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I'll just say I get huge laughs every time I read anything on that forum, although i've been shying away from it lately to avoid giving them revenue from hits. He's accused me of being a shill (and no I don't work for AMD ) and just about everyone that has said something negative about nvidia of being a shill without having an ounce of proof - so he supposedly wants AMD to enforce their rules but he has no idea that anyone works for them, he's just on a witch hunt to accuse anyone that says anything potentially positive about AMD and/or say anything bad about nvidia.

IMO, we all know the tone took a drastic turn around December and they've been hellbent on throwing out wild accusations without any proof, and there's also the max OC benchmarks that wildly contradict similar benchmarks in specific games. So witchhunt, manipulating reviews, sorry thats just the way I see it.

Let the witch hunt continue, personally I just get huge laughs when I read the sensationalist accusations spewn across his website. Also, since we're disclosing who's what, are nvidia employees disclosing their affiliation? Just curious.

If i am not mistaken i believe NV employees are barred from participating in tech forums.
 

blackened23

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If i am not mistaken i believe NV employees are barred from participating in tech forums.

Well thats good to know. If he's doing such journalism I welcome it, but he should get some real substance and real information, otherwise he's just going to get attacked for circumstantial evidence. Other than that I used to really enjoy some of the old articles before December, the driver comparisons were always useful info. Anyway -- If you look at every major hardware reviewing website thats popular you don't see their managing editors post about bullcrap and their personal vices about hardware companies. Keep it professional and if you have an investigative piece get some real evidence.

I also still find it utterly ridiculous that the readers of a forum could possibly be swayed by such nonsense. Readers here are not unintelligent, and I also find it ridiculous that AMD would put effort into staffing a forum 24/7 with shills. Come on man.
 
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chimaxi83

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If you don't agree with the mob mentality over at ABT, you're against them, in their eyes. If you're not with em, you're against em. Read some of their posts, there really are some hardcore nutcases over there.

I know some of us get into heated discussion, but damn... they're just video cards.

/firstworldproblems
 

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Before we get into issues with the source, I’d like to state that this is a subject that is interesting to me and got approval to post for discussion.

http://alienbabeltech.com/main/?p=29278
http://alienbabeltech.com/abt/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=24650

I find this subject interesting because of the accusations being implied by the author, and source site, with out any real evidence. It’s getting to the point where they are promoting unwarranted implications that any AMD/ATI fan should be considered a compensated employee of AMD or their marketing affiliates. As an AMD/ATI fan (note: I only use Radeon’s) I find this approach rather insulting.

If you’ve read the article you’ll see how only one specific company is really examined even though they have their own policy on social networking. The author goes on to stretch accusations of this site and staff of being involved in this marketing agenda. One specific quote from IDC is used to support their claims, yet if they did any real investigation they’d come across the other quotes from IDC that clarified on his original post.

After waiting for months for this “article” to surface I find myself with the same opinion I did during the investigative parts and the Q&A – which is there is still absolutely no evidence that proves any of the claims.

tl;dr

How do you guys feel about these “viral shill” accusations for simply supporting a product you prefer? It’s amazing that openly supporting a product/brand and being an otherwise fanboy/girl is now being misconstrued as being someone who is compensated to do so. Is that the next level of forum posting?

I think ABT has gotten way too much attention over this. Which, by the way, is exactly why it was written. "Nothing to see here, just move along" is my advice.
 

Jaydip

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Well thats good to know. If he's doing such journalism I welcome it, but he should get some real substance and real information, otherwise he's just going to get attacked for circumstantial evidence. Other than that I used to really enjoy some of the old articles before December, the driver comparisons were always useful info. Anyway -- If you look at every major hardware reviewing website thats popular you don't see their managing editors post about bullcrap and their personal vices about hardware companies. Keep it professional and if you have an investigative piece get some real evidence.

I also still find it utterly ridiculous that the readers of a forum could possibly be swayed by such nonsense. Readers here are not unintelligent, and I also find it ridiculous that AMD would put effort into staffing a forum 24/7 with shills. Come on man.

I find some extraordinary forum posters in ATF, RS,Ben Skywalker,Tatalmir to name them a few.But when we talk about NV vs AMD products the situation takes an ugly turn.Both camps accuse others of being a shill.This is detrimental to forum growth IMHO.I already said i prefer NV products but that doesn't mean i dislike AMD fans.We need supporters from both camps to make a good forum.I just want to see transparency.I just ask AMD to formulate a focus group just like NV did.If keys can post here while being identified why can't they?
 

3DVagabond

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I find some extraordinary forum posters in ATF, RS,Ben Skywalker,Tatalmir to name them a few.But when we talk about NV vs AMD products the situation takes an ugly turn.Both camps accuse others of being a shill.This is detrimental to forum growth IMHO.I already said i prefer NV products but that doesn't mean i dislike AMD fans.We need supporters from both camps to make a good forum.I just want to see transparency.I just ask AMD to formulate a focus group just like NV did.If keys can post here while being identified why can't they?

So, are you saying that you think AMD has paid shills here like he says? Do you also believe they are known to AT staff and are sheltered?

Come on! He's PO'd he didn't get a 7970. He threatened to do this same expose' when he was refused RMA for a 6970 (I believe that was the card?). AMD told him it was a mobo incompatibility and he went ballistic. Then later on, he found out that's exactly what it was.

Even if it wasn't, AMD supplied that card as a "review sample". It had served it's purpose for AMD. He apparently believes that it's AMD's responsibility to give him free hardware because it suits him not them. At the very least he doesn't understand business. At the worse, he's lost touch with reality. I'm leaning towards the latter.
 

Jaydip

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So, are you saying that you think AMD has paid shills here like he says? Do you also believe they are known to AT staff and are sheltered?

Come on! He's PO'd he didn't get a 7970. He threatened to do this same expose' when he was refused RMA for a 6970 (I believe that was the card?). AMD told him it was a mobo incompatibility and he went ballistic. Then later on, he found out that's exactly what it was.

Even if it wasn't, AMD supplied that card as a "review sample". It had served it's purpose for AMD. He apparently believes that it's AMD's responsibility to give him free hardware because it suits him not them. At the very least he doesn't understand business. At the worse, he's lost touch with reality. I'm leaning towards the latter.

I definitely believe we have AMD marketers among us.If they are shills or not that's not for me to decide.We have other designated members for this task.Do u honestly believe there are no AMD marketers among us?I have seen many threads where users were being coerced to buy some inferior AMD products.Are they all AMD marketers?nope definitely not majority of them are harmless fans but not all of them.I have seen the same thing with NV products as well but as we are aware of NFG the situation becomes much simpler.
 

Keysplayr

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So, are you saying that you think AMD has paid shills here like he says? Do you also believe they are known to AT staff and are sheltered?

Actually, he said this: "Its beyond silly to think that there are no amd emploees among us and i ask them just to identify themselves.Thats it."

Come on! He's PO'd he didn't get a 7970. He threatened to do this same expose' when he was refused RMA for a 6970 (I believe that was the card?). AMD told him it was a mobo incompatibility and he went ballistic. Then later on, he found out that's exactly what it was.

Actually, he was blacklisted shortly after a massive arguments with AMD fans here on Anandtech. Before the 7970 launched (paper or real). And the card you're referring to was a 6990. Also, Apoppin refused to benchmark a card with the bios switch in the UBER position because AMD fibbed about any warranty initially or changed their warranty policy after people bought the cards.

Even if it wasn't, AMD supplied that card as a "review sample". It had served it's purpose for AMD. He apparently believes that it's AMD's responsibility to give him free hardware because it suits him not them. At the very least he doesn't understand business. At the worse, he's lost touch with reality. I'm leaning towards the latter.

It IS AMD's responsibility to get review samples out to review sites. Except sites they blacklist because a site had some negative input about a cards bios switch warranty or if the review site owner gets into it with possible "AMD employees" as he put it.

Please don't defend a position that AMD employees do not post here undercover or anonomously. We've already seen more than enough circumstantial evidence that shows this is the case. There isn't any undeniable smoking gun that you're looking for, but there does not have to be IMHO. There only has to be a lot of little things that add up and any reasonably intelligent individual can sense there is something that needs to change about the way AMD enforces it's social media policy. This isn't about the people posting in the forums. It's about getting AMD to do the respectable thing and force their employees and reps (be it an actual AMD employee or a rep at Edelmen) to be 100% transparent. Else they lose their jobs.
 

Grooveriding

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This just in, ABT editor is still spurned over getting cut off from AMD and continues to work on conspiracy theory it is due to hidden shills with no evidence. No one believes him but five hardcore nvidia fans on their forums who love to see AMD dragged through the mud.

I also hear nvidia still has hidden viral shills here at AT, I know this because they haven't come out and admitted it yet, so they must be here. :biggrin:
 

railven

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A lot of good posts I'd like to reply too (my apologies for the forth coming posts ):

Dude, i have read the thread, you suggested he brought out the viral shills as way to hit back at AMD for spurning his site for review units.....

I have read the thread, and the follow up thread. I'm implying exactly that is what he was trying to do and he even hints at it in the thread I linked here.

He was aware of AMD's viral attempts even getting the so called "playbook" yet he sat on it until now. The original AMD Shill thread wasn't posted until AFTER he got black listed. He dates back his involvement with that iroxor guy to 2006. You can do the math.

Well, I don't personally think Mark would risk his web site on unfounded accusations. He obviously thinks he has enough proof to publish...It will be interesting to see what the outcome is!

Have you read the thread I linked here? Even posters on his forum encouraged him to put this "article" dead center of the front page. He claims he did, which he has by only providing a small link on the "What's New" header that links to it. In the thread even Keys acknowledges that Apoppin is hoping to reconcile with AMD. He has so much confidence in his "article" (which note is what he called it through out the whole investigative portion) that now it's an "opnion blog" which is why I titled this thread "Opinion Piece" in respects to how he is wording it.

He isn't risking anything. He doesn't have a relationship with AMD to tarnish, currently, and if it comes back as he was wrong he's done a great job stating it's an opinion, speculative. He has more to gain if he's right.
 

railven

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So, is everyone ok with me changing my name and not have any sig? That's the apologist vibe I'm getting from reading this thread. It's all ok. Am I wrong?

If you did that and continued to push for nVidia, a lot of people would most likely ignore you. I think currently a lot of people only confront you because of your signature. But that's just my opinion. Initially I avoided contact with you because I once got an infraction for telling you to relax "what did you expect people to say after reading your signature?"

Also, correct me if I got this timeline wrong, but didn't AMD blacklist Apoppin right when he visited here at Anandtech and was descended upon by a drove of AMD fans? Isn't that when Apoppin stated that the AMD viral shills at Anandtech reported back to AMD and then AMD blacklisted ABT?
I just want to make sure I don't have this incorrect. Because I think the "campaign" to have AMD enforce their social media rules began after the blacklisting, unless anyone can show otherwise?

I recall the AMD 6990 issue, and that could be a source for his black listing. Apoppin has posted here in the past and has always engaged the "fanboys." I don't recall him ever calling them shills, let alone on his own forum (I was lurking there too.) So why did he get black listed this time versus the previous times?

Perhaps as mentioned, he went into a long spiel about how the HD 6990 was defective and even if some members here told him to try a different motherboard, he refused to - at first. Could be they saw him negatively more so than what "shills" said. You reap what you sow.

JFAMD didn't get off easy compared to Rollo. Those 2 are not really comparable.

Rollo was a troll and he was very smart in going about it - which JFAMD is not. Rollo got people banned by baiting them - JFAMD did not do that. Rollo generated volumes of garbage - JFAMD did not do that. Rollo was inexplicably allowed back and then got perma banned again- and shortly after he might have something to do with the AT server crashing - JFAMD is not crazy enough to do that. After all that some posters still had 'bring back Rollo' in their sigs. So who got off easy?

JFAMD and Roll both can't return here (or let alone the other forums where they were active.) JFAMD, to me, got off easier because he was initially defended even though he was completely wrong (ethics aside - I understand he has a job and is probably only permitted to say certain things.) Rollo has come back a few times and almost insta-banned. On top of that, also his posts in any other forum are rediculed. I can't imagine either of the two ever returning to a normal formum posting.

This is just my opinion on how the whole thing went down, personally. I felt AMD should have been held more accountable for what JFAMD essentially did in forums.
 

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HardOCP is one of those sites, to me at least, that you either agree with or disagree with in terms of their settings used. I like that they attempt to show best settings they can use, but their goal of 30 FPS seems to low for me and I'd often sacrifice something to get higher. Overall, I don't really make any buying decisions on their methods, but I'm glad they are around.

There was a time when HardOCP was accused of being a shill site too. Haha.

This was always a problem for me, they make a grand assumption that their best settings is what ever thinks is best, and then do a very narrow set of benchmarks around that assumption, if you don't agree with the tweaks they made then the benchmarks are almost useless.

I also disagree with 30fps being a good target frame rate for 3D gaming, it's just too low for my tastes, and since different graphical functions can scale differently, it's not really safe to assume the ratio of performance will also scale.

They do provide apples to apples benchmarks as well which is handy but really just confirms they're not sure enough of their own testing methodology enough to solely rely on it.
 

railven

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Here is an open question to the forum posters, and it ties into this whole ordeal:

Do you honestly think ALL EMPLOYEES of a company disclose their identities/affiliations as stated in their Social Policies?

I never once denied that AMD employees (shill or not) are active here. I also won't deny the same to any other company regardless of what Social Media Policies their employers execute. It is the job of the employer to ensure they are followed - not forum posters.

What I'm getting at, with how this ordeal is happening (remember there is still not a single link of evidence except one correlation, I'll get to that) that proves anything. One can assume, using the same logic, other company employees are engaging in such practices.

Now, here is the only evidence, though circumstantional, that I"ve seen - Edelman. The rational that Edelman has done it in the past with Wal-Mart can easily be discredited, or supported, by making a comparison to nVidia themselves.

Apoppin argued that Edelman did it in the past with Wal-Mart, so of course they are doing it again with AMD. nVidia had stealth members in the past, well, who is to say they aren't doing it again? See how this works. With no actual evidence I can't prove anything, but I have enough information to plant a seed.

I'm still asking for solid evidence, it's all I've asked for, and yet all those involved can't provide a single piece out side of opinion and personal bias.
 

NIGELG

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When the editor of ABT calls people over here jackasses and 3 stooges by name it's impossible for me to take him seriously.That and the sorry state of his forum where the same few guys rant and rave about ATF and AMD.
 

Jaydip

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Here is an open question to the forum posters, and it ties into this whole ordeal:

Do you honestly think ALL EMPLOYEES of a company disclose their identities/affiliations as stated in their Social Policies?

I never once denied that AMD employees (shill or not) are active here. I also won't deny the same to any other company regardless of what Social Media Policies their employers execute. It is the job of the employer to ensure they are followed - not forum posters.

What I'm getting at, with how this ordeal is happening (remember there is still not a single link of evidence except one correlation, I'll get to that) that proves anything. One can assume, using the same logic, other company employees are engaging in such practices.

Now, here is the only evidence, though circumstantional, that I"ve seen - Edelman. The rational that Edelman has done it in the past with Wal-Mart can easily be discredited, or supported, by making a comparison to nVidia themselves.

Apoppin argued that Edelman did it in the past with Wal-Mart, so of course they are doing it again with AMD. nVidia had stealth members in the past, well, who is to say they aren't doing it again? See how this works. With no actual evidence I can't prove anything, but I have enough information to plant a seed.

I'm still asking for solid evidence, it's all I've asked for, and yet all those involved can't provide a single piece out side of opinion and personal bias.

If they can influence other's purchasing decision then yes they should disclose themselves or they should refrain from getting into this kind of discussion.I ask for transparency from all the companies regardless of their color.I never accused anyone being a shill and i hope never to do it in the future.We have moderators to do that job.
 

nismotigerwvu

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My thoughts on the matter boil down to two words, "witch hunt". Keys, you are normally a pretty fair and logical person, but in this case you are arguing that:

"We've already seen more than enough circumstantial evidence that shows this is the case"

Circumstantial evidence is proof of nothing. Unless any true evidence arises this is just sour grapes. Which is really quite pathetic really. We've had a new node paired with new architectures launch and there's still a mountain of exciting topics to talk about (Big Kepler, when will it arrive, how will it perform, how will AMD respond, what will nVidia launch in the sub 680 space, what ramifications will this have on pricing in that bracket, is the moon really made of green cheese?) and we're right back HERE again. Lastly, even if there are any unreported AMD employees here, no one is acting as ridiculously biased as rollo was and that is why in the general opinion is that this isn't a big deal. The problem wasn't who was compensating that guy, it was his actions and the lack of evidence makes a pretty strong argument that there isn't a gross offender here.
 

KCfromNC

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Please don't defend a position that AMD employees do not post here undercover or anonomously. We've already seen more than enough circumstantial evidence that shows this is the case.

Which VC&G posters are AMD viral marketers? Please, we'd love to know.
 

railven

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If they can influence other's purchasing decision then yes they should disclose themselves or they should refrain from getting into this kind of discussion.I ask for transparency from all the companies regardless of their color.I never accused anyone being a shill and i hope never to do it in the future.We have moderators to do that job.

Have you ever openly questioned a member's (of any forum) affiliation?

Essentially what the author is doing is singling out posters here (and as a whole - the Forum.) I've seen you post there, and I'm sure you are aware of this.

There is nothing wrong with calling out for transparency, but to what level do we - as posters - go to achieve?

So next time someone says something unfavorable about one person, is the shill-card okay to pull? I mean, without any actual underlining evidence - that's essentially what is being done here.

"Shills got me black listed."
"These posters, X,Y, and Z are shills."
"Edelman has been involved in the past with viral marketing - who do you think AMD hired?"
"We were once approached by a viral marketer, he basically gave me the handbook for scouting new marketers."
"Wow someone is an IT student and can afford x-hardware. Fits the description from the playbook."
[Above are paraphrases]

Yet, not a single actual piece of direct evidence. And the posters there instead of asking real questions, they just laugh and agree. I'm positive them, as much as I, would love some hard evidence. Something you can actual use instead of "ATF harbors AMD shills, it's their MO." Really? I've seen countless troublemakers from both sides get temp bans.
 

Keysplayr

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Which VC&G posters are AMD viral marketers? Please, we'd love to know.

Thank you!! That's precisely the point KC and you nailed it.
Petition AMD to enforce their social media policy, and you just might find
The answer to your question.
Unless you were being sarcastic and really wouldn't love to know?
 

Arzachel

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Please don't defend a position that AMD employees do not post here undercover or anonomously. We've already seen more than enough circumstantial evidence that shows this is the case.

Aaaand stop. Yes, there is evidence that AMD employees post on tech forums without explicitly stating that. No, there is no evidence that AMD currently employs undercover astroturfers. Or do you have some evidence on the contrary? BFG10K said it the best:

There’s a key difference here – you aren’t going around and shilling products and/or services that your company provides. Staying anonymous is one thing, being a shill is something entirely different. Being a shill is actually illegal in some situations.

If there really are AMD shills among us then they need step forward and reveal themselves. The nVidia focus group did, now let’s see if you can.
 
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