dpilot83 - 5/27/2015 13:25

Although I'm replying to you, this applies to anyone who tries to educate or make a case for something or another on a forum. The weight of the decision rests upon the person who makes the decision, not the people he/she seeks advice from. I feel very strongly about this. Without this freedom, those with knowledge would be hesitant to share. I feel this way in regards to anyone who makes decisions off any charts I post as well and will feel no guilt if anyone makes any decisions based upon anything I post.

Now in regards to this particular decision, I have made many marketing decisions in the past that were nothing more than putting a blindfold on and throwing a dart at a dartboard. I feel like I'm finally getting to the point where I've at least taken the blindfold off even if I don't have very good aim still.

When I realized I didn't know what you were talking about, I felt like I wasn't seeing everything and I felt a bit like I had put the blindfold back on. Blindfolded marketing decisions have not worked well for me in the past so I figured until I get the blindfold back off, better lucky than good so I lifted the hedge. I do not regret doing so any more than any other hindsight 20/20 marketing decision I have made.

In short, when you said, "it was my fault", that's my cue to do everything I can to convince you otherwise. If good posters are bound to the things they say that thoroughly, we will soon have no good posters left. Thank you much for your help and please, when you get slowed down sometime I would very much appreciate a more in depth explanation of what you were saying:).