When I read 'Best in Class'.... I think Delta.

When I hear 'Rah Rah'.... I think Continental.

Maybe a few FTers should start a branding consulting firm!

Same here. And the irony is that the deltapoints blog does the exact same thing to people who dare correct information they didn't hear first.

Did you have another name/handle on FT before creating 'milesforfamily'?

@ Astrophsx I did, very shortly before I started my blog. I think I only made a few comments. Can't remember exactly what it was. Wasn't sure how to change it to my blog name, so just got another username. Hope it's not against the rules. I was a lurker for 10 years though.

You aren't allowed to have more than one name.

I think we'll all survive.

Not trying to be rude, someone having a travel blog doesn't entitle them to be above the FT rules.

I'd agree with MilesMuncher. You turned FT cop now as a new way of hunting down bloggers?

@Astrophsx I had the other name for literally 3 days, I think. I can't even remember what it was, to be honest. But feel free to report me, it's all good. I'm not trying to be above any rules. In fact I'm a rule follower.

I was making jokes like this and was threatened with a lawsuit that I was promoting violence. #truestory

there are some great whackos around here lol

For any bloggers following along, FlyerTalk rules require that you have just one handle. We have a process for changing handles once during your years on FlyerTalk. Send your request to IBPark. She will make the change and put your former handle under your new one for a period of time that relates to your number of posts. That way you have these benefits:

• retain your start date on FlyerTalk
• bring your reputation along from your initial handle

Carol
Community Director

One of the bloggers changed twice.

Point Me to the Plane

I posted a comment on this post: http://boardingarea.com/pointmetothe...meridien-nice/

I posted a comment asking why they used screen shots of professional photos when doing a trip report and also noted that the posted photos have data that suggests that they are not recent personal photos (1-2 years old). The comment was censored.

Update:
Comment was posted after a response could be given. Blogger stated that his camera got ruined during the trip and used old and professional photos for reference.

@Astrophsx - I've never censored one comment in the history of my blog and continue to not censor ANY comments. If you've never before written on the blog, your comment is displayed as pending until I approve it. Going forward, you will no longer need to wait for approval. This is the case for all BoardingArea blogs. Perhaps you should wait at least 24 hours before labeling someone as censoring???

I have a full-time job and do take some personal time on weekends as well. You posted late on a Saturday night and I was traveling internationally again today. Responding to your post was not my first priority, I apologize. Additionally, the pictures are from my personal stay and i've responded to your comment on the blog. My regular readers already know the circumstances from my past posts including one on this property.

Again, I think giving a blog at least 24 hours to approve a post (these are done manually) would be appropriate going forward.