A prime example of Administrative support

[Poet Club Administration®]

Well, you know very well just what my vote would be and that is to keep true
to your own statement about this being forever. But, simply put, I gave you
hte option to change things in such a way that I would have contact with the
other members. It was the choice of the two of you alone to deny the
repeated requests. I believe I made myself pretty clear that your lack of
action would have me step back from administration. I just do not know now
what to say to youy about all this. You are the ones with the gun in your
hands, if you decide to shoot yourselves in the foot, there is nothing I can
do.

I do hope the members show you that The Poet Club is worth it, but since you
shut me out, my hands are tied.

Joe


This is a copy of a message that was sent to the administrative e-mail address by the previous acting administrator, Joseph Wilson. It is his belief that the administrative staff team is responsible for the downfall of our site. Decide for yourself!!


PS. Remember this, we are the heartbeat of Poet Club. Without the administrative staff team, there would be no site to begin with. You may not always see us. But we're always watching!!!

[T.J. Barber]

Ladies an d Gentlmen, members of Poet Club. Those of you who still come anyway. I want you all to know this first hand. John and I tried time and time again, to equip Mr. Wilson. I allowed him Administrative powers, against my better judgement. I worked diligently on a fine contract for him on the custom position that I took my time to design. Therefore, I made the mistake here. I guess I tried to hard. I feel that I have been betrayed. I feel a worthlessness that I didn't feel yesterday. However, I can live with this fact. It's like this people. John and I have made our decision. Not based on our own personal feelings, but on constant deliberation. However, you make the decision. So, make it!!

[NeverMore]

Hopefully, you will leave this here so members understand what I have to say about this matter, in fighting is childish. I am told by your flurry of emails that you had given me admin powers, yet they never have showed upi when I have signed in. Perhaps an oversight on one of your parts, perhaps a glitch on the system, I have noo idea. But I did pass on my ideas about membership and individual emails and other things. None of which you followed through on either.

You have sent me an email saying you have stripped me of my powers, yet I never had then to begin with. All I had was the name. No matter how you like to think, I want the poet club to go on. There are some fine poets here, as there are on the Nevermore sights. But this has been an uphill battle without support.

When I realized the support needed was not coming, I had no choice but to move on. Presently, there has been a publication date set for my own works by Oxford books and I am focused on that. I will remain a member here as long as the members wish me to, I like the poet club. I simply think you are not ready for the help you asked for. You are having the same problems you had with others before. You need to understand one thing. You may be the owners of the poet club, but the responsability is yours to keep members happy.

I wish you luck gentalmen.

[NeverMore]

I am quoting you here

"I worked diligently on a fine contract for him on the custom position that I took my time to design. Therefore, I made the mistake here. I guess I tried to hard. I feel that I have been betrayed."

It is odd that you feel you have to say whatever you can to cut me down after my attempts to assist you. In your letters to me, you say youo had given admin powers, yet none at any time showed up on my account.

As for being betrayed, I do not believe you understand the term even if you want to use it as you do. I did nothing against the Poet club in any way shape or form. In fact, there are members here that would not be here if they had not heard about it from me. I think perhaps you need to look that word up in the dictionary, then appologise. I still tot his day have said nothing against the Poet club, nor against either of you, nor do I plan to. You however, have insulted me and called me down in an extreame manner with these posts. I called your actions childish and I stand with that. I doubt I will return for more abuse without a letter of appology posted here as well as sent directly to me.

Joe

[NeverMore]

I will also add that the garbage you put under my name there is a prime example of childishness.... saying this about anyone is a sad example of things I guess

Beethoven Looking f*g ..... your words under my name.