[Closed] The Naysayers

@evan007 People can have different opinions and that's fine and can bring new perspective to threads; the problem is that there is a handful of people that repeat their same negative remarks ad nauseam which does nothing but makes them look pathetic.  It's pretty morbid that people waste their time just to ruin other's enjoyment of the site.

@ttrinchi I feel Sean should ask the people to start the 5k refund lawsuit discussion outside the Fiskerati forum. This forum is an information highway for Fisker owners, not for those who have negative sentiments without even owning an O1...

My point is how does someone like yourself who is pro-Fisker deal with all the negative noise about Fisker and his company? For example, I read criticisms that he's a scam artist and that the company won't last. Being a Fisker investor and reservation holder I try to ignore this sentiment. I was just wondering what other folks do on here.

@evan007 best to just ignore.  Don’t feed the trolls!

Yeah, this is the built in bias in most consumer forums. Negative statements are more likely to get attacked, deleted or result in moderator PM threatening banning. Happens here, happens on OceanForum, happens in Facebook groups. 

This is of course full within the rights of the owners of the forum, but that of course eats away credibility. So it is a balancing act. 

Why it is a problem that the same arguments are used when there is a new discussion I do not understand. Should that go for positive arguments? So no more pitching exterior design, build quality and range? Because I see those arguments being used all the time? Or is it just negative arguments that should be restricted for repeated use? 

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Yeah, this is the built in bias in most consumer forums. Negative statements are more likely to get attacked, deleted or result in moderator PM threatening banning. Happens here, happens on OceanForum, happens in Facebook groups. 

This is of course full within the rights of the owners of the forum, but that of course eats away credibility. So it is a balancing act. 

Why it is a problem that the same arguments are used when there is a new discussion I do not understand. Should that go for positive arguments? So no more pitching exterior design, build quality and range? Because I see those arguments being used all the time? Or is it just negative arguments that should be restricted for repeated use? 

If they are not pertinent to the thread, then yes, positive arguments should not be repeated ad nauseum as well.  But that is not an issue with positive arguments; the trolls that keeping repeating their agenda are rarely on topic.

Posted by: @ashutosh-sakpal

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@ttrinchi I feel Sean should ask the people to start the 5k refund lawsuit discussion outside the Fiskerati forum. This forum is an information highway for Fisker owners, not for those who have negative sentiments without even owning an O1...

So this is not for Fisker owners that face issues and seek to see how to fix it or how others have handled it? 
If I were still a One reservation holder I would very much like to see why I needed to pay full price for a half baked cake without the promised frosting, that Fisker may or may not deliver according to contract. 

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Posted by: @ashutosh-sakpal

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@ttrinchi I feel Sean should ask the people to start the 5k refund lawsuit discussion outside the Fiskerati forum. This forum is an information highway for Fisker owners, not for those who have negative sentiments without even owning an O1...

So this is not for Fisker owners that face issues and seek to see how to fix it or how others have handled it? 
If I were still a One reservation holder I would very much like to see why I needed to pay full price for a half baked cake without the promised frosting, that Fisker may or may not deliver according to contract. 

Yes, you are absolutely right, this is the right thread to bring that up and in no way proves my point.  I think the frosting issue is due to Natasha being a social media manager at Fisker.