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Re: Porsche diesel
fatman, we really appreciate new members and we're looking forward to read any news regarding our beloved sports cars.
But your posts here on Rennteam.com are not really up to our level of quality we want to provide for a worldwide community. Please check our archives first before posting anything "new". The information and link you just provided regarding a "Porsche Diesel" is a german parody website which uses the german political magazine "Der Spiegel" as a basis for their satiric articles. This is nothing serious, just fun, like the MAD magazine.
So please, do yourself and of course us a favor and check the archives before you post.
BTW: We had a thread with that link to www.spiggl.de already a few months ago.
Rennteam.com is a website from sports car owners for sports car owners. We appreciate every post from people who don't own a sports car (yet), including adolescents and kids. But we want to maintain a certain level of information quality, no offense taken and please don't understand this remark as a "do not post anymore" remark. We love to hear from you but check the archives first. Thanks.
Other websites may accept any kind of post to raise post numbers and user numbers but we don't. We are a private, non-commercial site with a journalistic background and we don't need new users at any cost to make us more attractive for potential sponsors and/or advertisement.
As I said: all Editors and Moderators own sports cars like Porsche and Ferrari and we're making this forum for other enthusiasts and at the same time we hope that other sports car owners provide a feedback regarding their cars or any other information they get their hand on. This forum lives from it's users but we have to take care that the content is at least 95% accurate. I hope you understand.
But your posts here on Rennteam.com are not really up to our level of quality we want to provide for a worldwide community. Please check our archives first before posting anything "new". The information and link you just provided regarding a "Porsche Diesel" is a german parody website which uses the german political magazine "Der Spiegel" as a basis for their satiric articles. This is nothing serious, just fun, like the MAD magazine.
So please, do yourself and of course us a favor and check the archives before you post.
BTW: We had a thread with that link to www.spiggl.de already a few months ago.
Rennteam.com is a website from sports car owners for sports car owners. We appreciate every post from people who don't own a sports car (yet), including adolescents and kids. But we want to maintain a certain level of information quality, no offense taken and please don't understand this remark as a "do not post anymore" remark. We love to hear from you but check the archives first. Thanks.
Other websites may accept any kind of post to raise post numbers and user numbers but we don't. We are a private, non-commercial site with a journalistic background and we don't need new users at any cost to make us more attractive for potential sponsors and/or advertisement.
As I said: all Editors and Moderators own sports cars like Porsche and Ferrari and we're making this forum for other enthusiasts and at the same time we hope that other sports car owners provide a feedback regarding their cars or any other information they get their hand on.
This forum lives from it's users but we have to take care that the content is at least 95% accurate. I hope you understand.
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