> >When I inquired as to why, I was informed by Eham that it did not meet the
> >definitions of a "Product Review" so it was moved into the "Company Forum
> >Category" elsewhere on the Eham site. Quietly moved to where it does not add
> >or subtract to the product rating score. Say it ain't so Joe!
That's eHam's prerogative. I didn't have a chance to see the "review" in
question, but I suspect that the content crossed the
border between one that is a bona-fide review and one that perhaps invokes
unreasonable attack without justification. eHam is a
private entity; it is not bound by free expression laws under our
Constitution's First Amendment. They can edit, editorialize and
censor as little or as much as they want. Take such actions into consideration
when formulating your perception of a product or
service when reviewing eHam's product reviews. If the original author wants to
go back and write a reasonable review (including
negative comments), I imagine he or she can do so at any time.
Paul, W9AC
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