Nah, doesn’t work. Every time someone posts something about GSX that could be perceived as even slightly negative, the response from you is always the same - blame the user, try and shut the discussion down. 

It’s a pattern that is very noticeable, and that’s why you’re getting called out. I replied to this thread because I have noticed this pattern over and over, and it kills a discussion forum if we can’t “discuss” things - including trying to troubleshoot issues. We troubleshoot things here all the time, that’s kinda a major thing for any forum. 

Why are you so bothered by it? 

If OP can’t get help here, they are likely to contact support, and many people will suggest that regardless. It’s a very normal thing to suggest. Whether they follow it or not is their business. What’s not normal is the dev constantly doing what you do. I can’t think of any other dev who does this. Most don’t participate in the forum (PMDG is one), and the ones who do are usually helpful ( Amir from Fenix), not condescending. 
 

Anyway, I don’t want to continue this since I don’t use GSX and don’t really care.  I hope this issue, whatever it is, gets solved, that’s all. 

 

 

1 hour ago, JonathanC said:

Nah, doesn’t work. Every time someone posts something about GSX that could be perceived as even slightly negative, the response from you is always the same - blame the user, try and shut the discussion down. 

That's precisely the opposite how not only what my previous post was about, but it's not what ever happens.

I never "blame users", when I say something is not caused by GSX, that doesn't mean I'm saying it's the user's "fault", I'm just saying it's not GSX, and I always provide evidence to backup my claims.

 

1 hour ago, JonathanC said:

It’s a pattern that is very noticeable, and that’s why you’re getting called out. I replied to this thread because I have noticed this pattern over and over,

By saying I'm "blaming users" you are expressing your opinion about what you think I mean. Since I surely know what I really mean, I'm calling you out saying that's not what I mean.

 

1 hour ago, JonathanC said:

a discussion forum if we can’t “discuss” things - including trying to troubleshoot issues. We troubleshoot things here all the time, that’s kinda a major thing for any forum. 

And again, you can "discuss" as much as you want, but when there's a need to move from the discussing step, to the actual troubleshooting step, with possibly back and forth interaction of exchanging diagnostic logs that doesn't have much meaning for regular users, then no, a general forum instead of the developer's one is not the best place do that. That is if you want the best and most effective support possible.

Ok sure. Good luck to you.