Dear Forum

[NM Golf]

I should probably stay out of this but I cannot. I am a moderator on this forum. I can say I have never done any changes to a member's post with the exception of some help with adding some quotes correctly and the like. I have never changed the "meaning" of a post.

Before I became part of the staff here at the Sand Trap I was a member for two years. In that time I never had a single post changed in any way by Erik. And Erik and I have not always seen eye to eye in all matters. I would say he and I have definately had some "spirited" discussions of our own. As much as we disagreed he never touched one of my posts as we were able to keep our arguments both civil and on topic (for the most part). So if you feel you are being censored, take a look at yourself. I can guarantee you if you abide by the basic rules of the forum you will be able to post without problem.

[Will]

I should probably stay out of this but I cannot. I am a moderator on this forum. I can say I have never done any changes to a member's post with the exception of some help with adding some quotes correctly and the like. I have never changed the "meaning" of a post.

Sounds good to me.

I travel to Santa Fe frequently on business, but don't know much about New Mexico golf. Can you give me some pointers?

[Will]

... You're free to believe we stink, and I'm not really going to try that hard to convince you otherwise. I'm content with the job we've done and will likely continue to do. In the end, this thread exists simply because you don't like how I engage in a "spirited" discussion. You don't like that I tend to reply by quoting appropriate pieces and responding to them piecemeal. You don't like that I edited your post in order to try to keep things civil. So be it.

Ok, I appreciate that you took the time to respond, and we'll just have to leave it at that. Obviously we don't see things the same way. End of issue.

[NM Golf]

Sounds good to me.

Well there's not much public in Santa Fe except for the Marty Sanchez Golf Course which is very nice. Most of the good public courses are in the Albuquerque area.