I know I have replied to a few threads about the P3S firmware / Signal Issues over the last few days - but when I go to look for updates on them, they seem to be disappearing. Why are the threads being "moderated" in such a harsh way?   Even when I check my followed threads, they are gone.  DJI - why are you systematically deleting forum posts that do not shed a kind light on the P3S?  Many others like myself have invested good money to get into this hobby, and when you delete forum posts with no explanation or justification it looks like to us that you are trying to cover things up.   We are patient, and have more money to spend on your products, so please do not treat us like sheep.  


From now on I think I will screen capture each and every thread and post I make.  Deleting discussion about such a well know Firmware flaw is just nonsense.  Play nice DJI.  

Could you please double check your replies?
We hadn't delete your replies or threads.Also any suggestions and discussions from you are appreciated.

Yeah, I replied TODAY, and YESTERDAY to  posts which has since been "erased".  I have owned and run forums for years, so just tell the truth and do not play games with your loyal customers.     

devildog9999 Posted at 2016-10-14 15:25
Yeah, I replied TODAY, and YESTERDAY to  posts which has since been "erased".  I have owned and run  ...

Hint: It is their forum.

devildog9999 Posted at 2016-10-13 18:25
Yeah, I replied TODAY, and YESTERDAY to  posts which has since been "erased".  I have owned and run  ...

Aloha devildog,

     The Forum cycles so that if you get a reply to your thread, the thread bumps back up to the beginning (top, first page).  If there is no reply to your thread, it moves down the line, and over time, on to the next page, and on to the next page, and on to the next page, etc..  I checked and your replies are there as are your thread posts.  This method helps keep the Forum fresh and gives new discussions, videos, etc. a better chance to be heard.  Seems fair to me.

     Hope this helps!

Aloha and Drone On!

Learn to use the forum, before criticizing, what you don't yet understand. Haha
You aren't that important, that your thoughts be scrutinized and edit.

RedHotPoker

RedHotPoker Posted at 2016-10-15 15:12
Learn to use the forum, before criticizing, what you don't yet understand. Haha
You aren't that impo ...

Nice one...haha

Geebax Posted at 2016-10-14 13:34
Hint: It is their forum.

I agree that it is their forum BUT it is also OUR drones, purchased with OUR money invested in THEIR company. More so, if they have a FLAW, it would me soooo much more common sense to admit it, and bare with US to find a solution to this non sense issue. I was in tech support of a great company in Canada and I was may be one of the first one to admit it when we goofed up. And by doing so, I gainned sympathy and understanding as compared to other tech support agent that were criticised major on social medias for not admitting their mishaps.

Dompie Posted at 2016-10-16 08:32
I agree that it is their forum BUT it is also OUR drones, purchased with OUR money invested in THEI ...

As they own it, and run it like they want to do... It works fine if you play by the rules and follow the general guidelines.
And they do put up with a lot of crap, from disgruntled customers who don't know or understand polite webiquete...


RedHotPoker

RedHotPoker Posted at 2016-10-16 20:34
As they own it, and run it like they want do... It works fine if you play by the rules and follow t ...

And this thread's a typical example, nobody deleted the OP's posts...

I know, & it just sucks when looking for that all "important" thread,

only to discover it's already drifted onto page 3. Hahaha


RedHotPoker

Never happens, I've read many threads here on this forum that could have, should have at least been closed because of plainly wrong or inflammatory posts. And they never are !  There right here today to read, with all the BS some people post about DJI or the Phantom itself that's blatantly false.

wmcvey Posted at 2016-10-17 08:52
Never happens, I've read many threads here on this forum that could have, should have at least been  ...

I have to admit that the '' stopped me '' from postinf for 7 days because I declaired some thing that were true but, at this time, they never accepted until there new upgrade release.   

But for me  it's past and I will ne go back this route ever.

The only thing though, My drone is grounded for Upgrade issue and I do not like it very much.

Ok... so...we..togeter sell our drones!!!

ciro.matera Posted at 2016-10-18 03:36
Ok... so...we..togeter sell our drones!!!

you know,  after all the bad publicity about this defective update, I am not sure If anyone will be interested to purchase something that the manufacturer does not seem to care about his update engineers team.

How about deleting old threads. I've seen people, myself included reply the threads that are from 2015. Maybe delete them after 90 days or something like that.

Jake Phantom 3  Posted at 2016-10-17 19:36
How about deleting old threads. I've seen people, myself included reply the threads that are from 20 ...

That's common on many other forums as well, people replying to very old threads like the conversation is still current. But that's the poster fault for not looking at the last post date. Personally I think threads should be kept as long as possible, it makes good reading sometimes if you're researching an older issue with some older hardware.