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Yeah this is a strange site. I first posted some discrimination complaints I had for fun and was suprised that nobody read it and just b*ched. I then started reading some of the other posts and started responding to them. They started changing and getting deleted. It looks like the senior posters got the keys to the cage there. I posted my opinion on all the the responses from the last month. What these senior posters do at first is double post over your responses; often with different screen names saying the same thing over and over. If that doesnt work they just delete you. I am mainly deleted there but not banned. I think I did about 30 posts or so. Lets see what did they delete that was so bad. Were there was a vet tech that was complaining about blood and feces. I said that there was such a thing as an environmental protection suit. That was replaced by gloves and soap should do the trick and disease transmission from animals is extremely rare. Some lady doesn't know know that she needs to file for workmans comp within 24 hours if she is diagnosed with TB. Hmm. I guess I did say that I didn't think that Human Resources was a real job after being insulted by them over and over. (One of them did admit that most of the posters were human resource people) I got called moron and stupid over and over to nearly every post by these supposed HR people. My guess is that after a hard day screwing employee's these HR people come to FreeAdvice legal to screw over people with problems there. Keep in mind that these senior have absolute control over what is seen and that they have no credibility whatsoever. It did appear that they were at least trying to answer questions now but when I first looked it didn't appear that any question was answered for the whole month. (It was but in the same way the fox answers the question when the chicken asks if its safe to come out of the henhouse). I really don't like the new look and just wish they would go back to telling people everything is impossible. It's more honest.

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