mo1905 wrote: eddie1 wrote:He will never come over here, and nor will the likes of the long term low carb antis. On a level playing field they would be able to offer no sound argument or defence of their actions. For over six years the censorship has worked like this.
A low carber starts a post telling about good news and highly positive information re low carb. It starts to get a lot of attention from the members, in jumps a low carb anti and rocks the boat, swiftly followed by the clique. A bun fight ensues, the clique then bombard the mods with pm's bellowing for thread locking and banning. Most of the mods in recent years have the intellect of a grass hopper (not Mo or Ian) or have been so corrupt, even the money grabbing management fired them.
Other mods have almost no knowledge of controlling diabetes, however they are mega stars at the word games, other trivia and posting a cut and paste job to newbies promoting the disastrous NICE guidelines for diabetics. Meanwhile, the long time clique ensure the low carb nil/minimal method of safe and reliable method of safe diabetes control, does not get a strangle hold on the forum. This gets the seal of approval from the management, because the managements long term aim has been to sell or tie in the forum with big pharma, as proved when we published on our blog the statements made by Barry Summers Director at Diabetes Digital Media Limited - Diabetes.co.uk.
So, anyone from the DCUK management, or forum mods, or members, want to come over here and debate or refute what I said in this post ?
Eddie
Eddie, you've mentioned a few times the DCUK tie in with Pharma companies and hoping for a sell off, just wondered where you got this info from and how true it is ? Not saying you're wrong, I'm just surprised as would many members here as quite a few still regularly post there.
From Barry Summers Director at Diabetes Digital Media Limited - Diabetes.co.uk
"Diabetes digital media limited owns and operates
www.diabetes.co.uk - the largest diabetes information website in Europe receiving almost 10 million unique visitors per annum (800,000 people a month).The website has an active forum that has over 88000 members and when surveyed advised that the management of diabetes had improved since becoming a forum member. In addition we engage people with diabetes via Facebook and the diabetes.co.uk Facebook page has over 100,000 followers. We generate significant data from registered users and surveys, we recently conducted a survey with 20,000 diabetic patient responses to a 58 question survey gathered over a period of seven days.
The company is about to launch a market leading diabetes mobile app that will help people with diabetes throughout the world, with a reporting function allows readings to be provided to health care professionals.In mid 2014 we are launching a type 2 online education and wellness program that will offer an opportunity to reach type 2 patients worldwide to improve the health and management of the condition beyond medication. The program addresses understanding, nutrition, exercise and uniquely emotions and is scalable to reach a global audience compared to an offline program.
Mid 2014 we will be launching international sites in the image of diabetes.co.uk to expand the business reach globally with the knowledge that all the applications are able to become
multi lingual.
The aim of our business is to improve the quality of life to our online viewers, by providing access to high quality tools and information and education delivered via multiple channels via laptop, tablet and mobile applications.
We are interested to hear from investors, M&A groups, strategic partners, health insurance or pharmaceutical companies who have an interest in improving outcomes in the management and control of diabetes throughout the world. An ideal turn key beyond the pill distribution channel."
Is it any wonder why so many low carbers were banned or bullied off the forum over the years ? Is it any wonder a small group of low carb antis have ruled the roost ? Low carbers will cost big pharma a fortune, the last thing they want is to get involved with a forum, that almost all the success stories, are talking about the low carb salvation for so many diabetics.
So there you have it folks, as I have said so many times before, DCUK an exploitation outfit, and the above confirms it. The truth always outs, it just takes time.
My red.
BTW The sales manager of DCUK done a Noblehead and deleted the big pharma spiel deal, when yet again we reported it on the The Lowcarb Diabetic blog.
Eddie