[S/A]How Nvidia blacklists sites like Hardware Secrets

[stinkas]

Hilarious. You're telling me to think independently when you're the one who just posted an obvious flame bait post and you're the one with the signature that shows your own biased opinions towards a specific brand.

How many different episodes can you think of in recent history that Nv has been caught with their pants down?
Has Nv ever done anything to annoy you ever in terms of how they conduct them selves?

I am no longer an Nv fan, would you prefer I was less transparent and hid that fact?

[jakefalcons]

if you think SKYTML is biased read some of his reviews >< your making xs look bad because you cant stand to see someone else with a different opinion way to go hardware canucks is one of the best review sites around imo and i would hate to see him stop posting on XS because he gets fed up with the trolling going on recently.
Anyway whats up with nvidia they need to get it in gear they are taking one misstep after the next if they keep this up my next card will defiantly be ati. the only real drawback is not having physx but it looks like the industry is hopefully going towards a more open standard like opencl for physics but who knows its all speculation at this point. it all comes down to the features availble and what price your willing to pay. Although any consumer should take ethics or business practices into account when making a purchase but any company will slip up from time to time and you have to give them a chance to get their act together before you ostracize them.

[stinkas]

Although any consumer should take ethics or business practices into account when making a purchase but any company will slip up from time to time and you have to give them a chance to get their act together before you ostracize them.

That's my point, I'v never none a company conduct itself so poorly, on so many occasions, in such a relatively short space of time.
So when do you draw the line, and say this isn't acceptable?

[Macadamia]

Time for a combo breaker:

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=9425

nVidia has had a few strikes already. How many strikes does Gabriel have?

p/s: at this point I don't care who wins the argument anymore. However as someone who was once inspired to be a full-time reporter, I find the lack of ethos and the constant backstabbing amongst tech sites sorely disappointing.