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Non Tool Forum => The Break Room => Topic started by: Grant Lamontagne on March 22, 2013, 04:48:54 PM

Title: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on March 22, 2013, 04:48:54 PM
In the last little while we've had a number of folks try to promote their stuff here without giving anything back to the community, and frankly I don't feel that is very fair.  There was a bit of upset in the General Forum recently with a member being told why he couldn't spam the forum, and he has since left, told off a moderator (not me, one of the nice ones!) and been banned.  I don't want to single him out, but I would like to point out why certain people are no longer active here after having been prominent for some time.

The simple fact is, they are looking at Multitool.org members as walking wallets, and I don't believe people should be treated that way- especially not in this community that we have all built.

If someone wants help here, then I think they should offer something back.  Felinevet, Metroplocity and Syph007, along with several others are excellent examples of this.  They all do things to benefit the forum and the people that are a part of it, and are a part of it themselves.

Others however want you, the membership to design a new tool for them to mass produce and make a significant amount of money, and didn't offer anything back to the people who did the work for them.  Others have a design and want you to send them your money so they can either make money (and offer nothing back) or fail miserably and not offer anything back.

I'm not mentioning any names, I'm not trying to point fingers and I'm certainly not trying to start anything with anyone.  The fact is, we usually try to downplay any such activity so as not to interrupt the forum itself, which as we all know is a happy place.  :D

My point for this thread was to explain to the membership why the mods do things they do.  It's not so that Def can line his pockets and/or have a captive audience, it isn't to make myself seem awesome, it's just that I personally believe that it's unfair to take from well meaning folks and give nothing back.

To the folks that I've had this discussion with, please answer the following question- where do you get off taking advantage of the members of the site that I (and many others) built and paid for, and think that you don't owe anything back to the people?

There you go folks, I'm not as big an ass as I seem, or the evidence would suggest.  I'm not saying I'm not an ass, just not as bad.... :D

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Millhouse on March 22, 2013, 05:27:18 PM
 :tu:

Totally agree.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Pacu on March 22, 2013, 05:42:08 PM
that's why i like it here.

 :salute:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: dks on March 22, 2013, 05:43:03 PM
I agree.

I like the fact that people are allowed to link to articles/shops etc. they find interesting without being forced to only link to forum sponsors, though when this is done (regularly) for personal benefit they should definitely be made to pay back, in some way.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: stealth007s on March 22, 2013, 05:52:25 PM
Well said Grant :tu:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Gareth on March 22, 2013, 06:39:12 PM
it's why we're unique. 8)
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Lynn LeFey on March 22, 2013, 07:03:46 PM
I found this forum very inviting, and educational. Things have been handled in a very reasonable manner. I happen to understand that web and forum hosting isn't free. I think a lot of folks wandering the web don't GET that.

Being pretty darn poor at the moment, I haven't contributed as much financially as I'd like to keep operation up, but even so, I've managed a few bucks here and there. With the lack of funding, I've tried to at least offer useful content. I try to be a person who GIVES to the community here, instead of just TAKING.

That leeching on a community bugs me.

Please send your donations via paypal to 'Lynn wants your money dot com', or a puppy dies. Support my Kickmoocher campaign for glasses with a knife blade strapped on them, and always remember, I have cans of spam for sale at LOW LOW discount prices. :D
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Metropolicity on March 22, 2013, 07:22:05 PM
Phew. I feared reading this thread because I am a both a contributor and a producer of related products.

I do my best to provide tool knowledge as well as donate to the general monthly fund whenever I can.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Cupboard on March 22, 2013, 07:57:28 PM
I have cans of spam for sale at LOW LOW discount prices. :D

I love spam (and your reviews) sign me up!

Def: I've been a member of a few forums, and whilst I'm very much a newbie round these parts it's a nice place to be. Being able to post links is good, the lack of shameless selfish advertising posts is good and keeping the site ads round the edges where they can be seen but don't get in the way is great. I've completely left one forum I was a member of for years because some new owners started putting Skimlinks ads round the place. They really are the work of the devil  :ahhh
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on March 22, 2013, 09:06:33 PM
That leeching on a community bugs me.

You and me both...

Def: I've been a member of a few forums, and whilst I'm very much a newbie round these parts it's a nice place to be. Being able to post links is good, the lack of shameless selfish advertising posts is good and keeping the site ads round the edges where they can be seen but don't get in the way is great. I've completely left one forum I was a member of for years because some new owners started putting Skimlinks ads round the place. They really are the work of the devil  :ahhh

I've seen a few forums ruined by sponsors.  I could buy a product on eBay or from an online dealer but I was expected to pay more at another dealer because they supported the forum.  I often buy from site sponsors and occasionally pay more because of what they do, but I don't want to be told who to deal with.

I've also seen forums that are ruined by advertising.  We could make a lot more money by putting ads all over the place, but I hate that as much as anyone else.  I don't want that either.

This is a community more than a single effort, but my name is the one on the door and ultimately I'm the one responsible for this place.  If I can't be proud of it, if I can't participate in the forum, what the heck good is it?

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: nuphoria on March 22, 2013, 11:36:35 PM
I think we mostly share this sentiment, unless we happen to be the ones doing the spamming with paying up :D
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Outback in Idaho on March 23, 2013, 12:07:56 AM
  Yeah, was sort of taken aback by one that was trying to get nothing more than funds for their project. Left a bad taste worse than facebook. Was feeling them out and then the obvious stuck out there.

  On another note, shouldn't those that sell products here in the forum give like 10% back to the forum too? I sort of remember AHB mentioning that some years ago. Tithes for the sales?  :D
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on March 23, 2013, 12:14:49 AM
That is actually in place already, although it isn't enforced- more of an honor system thing.  It is completely voluntary as I'm not interested in shaking down members for spare cash.

Def

Sent from a digital multitool
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Outback in Idaho on March 23, 2013, 12:20:04 AM
That is actually in place already, although it isn't enforced- more of an honor system thing.  It is completely voluntary as I'm not interested in shaking down members for spare cash.

Def

Sent from a digital multitool

 :rofl:  No worries, boss man.   :tu:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: WhichDawg on March 23, 2013, 12:28:36 AM
Well said  :salute: and I agree "give something back dammit!" (thinks Mr. Whippy should make us all some bread now!)

I think it's the nature of forums and people and the rules whether stated or unstated need to be repeated and explained sometimes.

I came back just in time for the fun! :P
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grumpy on March 23, 2013, 01:03:56 AM
I've only been a member on here a few months, in that short time i've been helped out several times with no financial gain to the member who has helped me! in return i've done my best to do the same for others! and will continue to do so. Members on here aren't just faceless people typing away on a keyboard somewhere!! they ARE surrogate brothers and sisters!!! Family/Friends!!! and people who join with no comprehension of that factor and just want to join to sell items/ideas, or even worse! blatantly just try to take hard earned money from people with no guilt!! in my opinion have no place on here! all the moderators give their free time for no gain to make sure we stay happy and enjoy ourselves!! and personally i think they all deserve a huge pat on the back for keeping the forum pure!! :tu:

In the words of the three muskateers!! ONE FOR ALL!! ALL FOR ONE!!!
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Heinz Doofenshmirtz on March 23, 2013, 02:35:00 AM
Grant, this place wouldn't be what it is without you, and everyone else.  Thanks very much for making MT.O the great place that it is.   :salute:

While I haven't made any significant material contribution, I try to be helpful and informative when I can, with topics that I'm particularly knowledgeable about.  Many others have done that for me, so I try to do the same in return.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: AimlessWanderer on March 23, 2013, 02:47:18 AM
This is the best forum on the net due to the quality (not quantity) of the members here. As such there's no place for freeloding scroats who just want to use this place as a stepping stone for their own ends. Whilst not everyone can help support this place financially every month, many many others enrich this place with their posts, opinions, humour and friendship. There's bigger and more lucrative social frameworks on the net, but at the cost of honesty, integrity, and warmth, and I've not found a better one or anywhere I'd rather hang out
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Outback in Idaho on March 23, 2013, 03:01:37 AM
This is the best forum on the net due to the quality (not quantity) of the members here. As such there's no place for freeloding scroats who just want to use this place as a stepping stone for their own ends. Whilst not everyone can help support this place financially every month, many many others enrich this place with their posts, opinions, humour and friendship. There's bigger and more lucrative social frameworks on the net, but at the cost of honesty, integrity, and warmth, and I've not found a better one or anywhere I'd rather hang out

  +1 I agree
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: jerseydevil on March 23, 2013, 03:49:03 AM
I agree with what everyone's said so far.  This is such a great place to hang out on, more like a giant, slightly dysfunctional family than a bunch of strangers on the interwebs.  :)  A number of members here have become close personal friends to me, much more than faceless, casual acquaintances on a website.  I've gotten all sorts of good stuff from here, from new toys to information on topics that would seem completely out of place here, conversations of the sort that I've seen deleted from other places for not being on topic.  I'm rather poor at the moment but do try to give back to the forum in other ways, however I can.  Seeing people post strictly to push their crap really ticks me off.  >:(  Of course, the way that we treat spam threads here, some of these guys could very well end up really regretting posting.....  ;)
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: MadPlumbarian on March 23, 2013, 05:18:43 AM
I couldn't agree anymore, this forum is more then what just the name represents! I belong to quite I few other forums, yet I've kinda lost interest them, but here I can't get enough of, I've grown fond to quite a few of you, heck even my wife has! Like you said its more like an online family. Some of us can't afford some of the things that others have, I'll admit I'm one of them, I'd give you the shirt off my back so long as I had it to give, and sometimes, well most of the time i ain't got that! Yet I try to give in ways that don't cost anything, like the knowledge or bad experiences that I've had and don't want you to go threw! but to take advantage like that is just freaking wrong! Other forums require you to buy a selling ticket, like $20 a month, again some can't afford it, unless you make a decent amount off of what your selling, but what if your gong to only sell one thing? Ok here's a xxxx for $20, so now you got to buy the selling ticket for $20 in order to get $20. Absolutely pointless! Yet like someone else stated what about a % of a sale? Or a ladder sale, $1 for any sale 1-10, $2 for 10-25, $3 for 25-50, $5 for 50-100, well you get the idea. Ok I'm tired and after going threw all those number my eyes are going cross-eyed, this forum is the way it is because of the great people in it! Lets not allow others to ruin it for us! Goodnight, JR 
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Monrogue on March 23, 2013, 06:34:39 AM
Well said and I couldn't agree more.  I've only been here a few months myself and I really enjoy my time here.  Members have been very helpful and I've tried to be helpful whenever I can.  This place is a great community with a considerable variety of members from all over the world.  The forum is a very educational place and I've learned a considerable amount, especially about various MTs/SAKs to add to my wish list :D(my wallet and wife thank you all ;))  I find I have to get on here every day, and do not like to miss a day if I can help it ;)  This is all thanks to the hard work and welcoming nature of all who keep this place running!  I appreciate that :salute: :tu: 

 
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Wootz on March 23, 2013, 09:13:48 AM
+1 on everything, this place feels like family.  :multi:

But what I do not understand is the lack of funds (or the need for ads).

How much does it cost every month to keep this forum running? $300??

Surely that ammount is easy enough to come up with each month? How many members strong are we?

Pardon my ingorance, just wondering.. :think:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on March 23, 2013, 12:01:09 PM
Our servers are a bit pricey but we are also being given a hell of a deal on them.  In fact, we are currently using more resources than we are paying for as Whoey's friend at the company has allocated some of their spare resources to help us out.

Even so, its significantly more than what we were paying with our last server company, which is why we didn't go with them in the first place.

Of course the server isn't the only expense running a site like this.  That just allows us to have a place to put it.

Def

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Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: PTRSAK on March 23, 2013, 10:12:48 PM
I was quite surprised when I saw someone's first post the other day on the for sale section. No hello, no kiss on the cheek, just straight to the business.

Some of the forums I have been on in the past require a minimum post count to use the selling section. It helps avoid  being treated like a free  classified ad site.

I know I was nearly as bad with my first post being a question, but at least I was just after info not cash.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: enki_ck on March 23, 2013, 11:15:31 PM
I was quite surprised when I saw someone's first post the other day on the for sale section. No hello, no kiss on the cheek, just straight to the business.

Some of the forums I have been on in the past require a minimum post count to use the selling section. It helps avoid  being treated like a free  classified ad site.

I know I was nearly as bad with my first post being a question, but at least I was just after info not cash.

If i remember correctly your first post was about modding a wenger. Those are always welcome. ;) Before you came Wenger mods were very rare and far between.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Essexman on March 23, 2013, 11:53:54 PM
I was quite surprised when I saw someone's first post the other day on the for sale section. No hello, no kiss on the cheek, just straight to the business.

Some of the forums I have been on in the past require a minimum post count to use the selling section. It helps avoid  being treated like a free  classified ad site.

I know I was nearly as bad with my first post being a question, but at least I was just after info not cash.

When I see a post like that I try to help the new member out by suggesting he/her gives and intro to himself/herself and tells us a bit about their collection etc.  :D

Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: nuphoria on March 24, 2013, 05:37:28 PM
Yes, I tend to point them in the direction of the new members forum to post an intro :)

Either they do or don't get the point of that, and MTO members will choose whether to deal with them or not. Personally I would never buy or sell anything to someone who had just turned up with something like that as a first post.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grumpy on March 24, 2013, 06:06:57 PM
Yes, I tend to point them in the direction of the new members forum to post an intro :)

Either they do or don't get the point of that, and MTO members will choose whether to deal with them or not. Personally I would never buy or sell anything to someone who had just turned up with something like that as a first post.

I did the same with a new member the other day!! his first post was to try to sell a M/T, i sent him a pm so it wasn't public and just suggested he introduced himself and contributed a few posts before trying to sell items on here!! Don't think he's been on since.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on March 24, 2013, 10:03:25 PM
I was quite surprised when I saw someone's first post the other day on the for sale section. No hello, no kiss on the cheek, just straight to the business.

Some of the forums I have been on in the past require a minimum post count to use the selling section. It helps avoid  being treated like a free  classified ad site.

I know I was nearly as bad with my first post being a question, but at least I was just after info not cash.

There is nothing wrong with asking questions.  Information is what a forum is all about.

I have no problems with a first post in the Trade Forums either.  Some guys just lurk and post when they want to sell something or buy something- again, no problem.

The problem is when someone decides to use this forum and it's members to benefit their own business without giving anything back either to the forum itself or it's members.  It's like going into Home Depot and stealing tools to sell on Craigslist. 

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Gareth on March 25, 2013, 12:58:12 AM
I always think of it as being like setting up a stall at a market fair and not expecting to have to pay for the pitch.  A little buying and swapping amongst the folks wandering around the market is one thing, but trying to run a business is quite another.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: MadPlumbarian on March 25, 2013, 03:11:13 AM
I always think of it as being like setting up a stall at a market fair and not expecting to have to pay for the pitch.  A little buying and swapping amongst the folks wandering around the market is one thing, but trying to run a business is quite another.
Well put, it's one thing to go to the mall to meet someone to buy sell or trade a couple things, but to set up a shopping booth or store front in the mall with out paying rent is just plain wrong. And like I said earlier, the price of how much you should give back for rent, should be based off of how much store front you use! JR
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: NKlamerus on April 20, 2015, 04:27:58 PM
Newbies need to read this, it's an excellent example of one of the many reasons this place is a step up above the rest.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on April 20, 2015, 05:03:37 PM
I'd almost forgotten about this thread!

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on December 16, 2015, 02:29:09 PM
Just a little bump back to the top in case anyone needs a bit of a reminder that members here are not here for the benefits of shameless self promotion.....

 :whistle:

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Smashie on December 16, 2015, 02:56:12 PM
Just a little bump back to the top in case anyone needs a bit of a reminder that members here are not here for the benefits of shameless self promotion.....

 :whistle:

Def

Maybe it should get 'stickied'?  :salute:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: AimlessWanderer on December 16, 2015, 03:02:29 PM
Stapled to the forehead of transgressors sound better  >:D
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on December 16, 2015, 03:04:29 PM
I could hot stamp it on people's foreheads, that doesn't mean they are going to read it.   :ahhh

Stapled to the forehead of transgressors sound better  >:D

Apparently I'm not the only one that thinks this way!

Others simply won't care so long as they get what they want.

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: zoidberg on December 16, 2015, 11:05:19 PM
Just a little bump back to the top in case anyone needs a bit of a reminder that members here are not here for the benefits of shameless self promotion.....

 :whistle:

Def

Maybe it should get 'stickied'?  :salute:

Done.   :tu:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Smashie on December 17, 2015, 12:57:31 AM
Sorry Z I've been waiting so long to use this  :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S65ZzffW-Cw
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: zoidberg on December 17, 2015, 02:12:33 AM
 :P
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: detron on December 17, 2015, 04:44:00 AM
hmm,  I say this is required reading and testable before allowing true membership.   :rofl:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: WoodsDuck on July 21, 2016, 05:30:08 PM
I wish this wasn't a sticky so I could bump it to the top  :D

Just wanted to say I agree with everything in this thread, and to thank Grant and everyone who have worked hard to make this a forum worth joining.
I've gained a lot of knowledge asking questions and reading threads both old and new, and tried to give back what I can in the form of answering questions and donating here and there.
I only give money to what I consider to be worthwhile efforts, whether it's for charity or otherwise. I wouldn't give one corroded penny to any other forum I've visited, and I've handed a little more than that to MTo.

This post is swerving quite dangerouslyaway from its own point, so let me just say this- if you're looking to build or expand a business that is relevant to the interests of this forum's members, cough up the smurfing cash and do it properly. This is a good group of people who love to buy new gear and discuss it. It's a reasonable fee to turn such a diverse, global group of enthusiasts on to your product/service, and I guarantee money well spent.

Ok, rant over. Back to the fun, eh?  :drink:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on July 21, 2016, 07:09:31 PM
I wish this wasn't a sticky so I could bump it to the top  :D

Just wanted to say I agree with everything in this thread, and to thank Grant and everyone who have worked hard to make this a forum worth joining.
I've gained a lot of knowledge asking questions and reading threads both old and new, and tried to give back what I can in the form of answering questions and donating here and there.
I only give money to what I consider to be worthwhile efforts, whether it's for charity or otherwise. I wouldn't give one corroded penny to any other forum I've visited, and I've handed a little more than that to MTo.

This post is swerving quite dangerouslyaway from its own point, so let me just say this- if you're looking to build or expand a business that is relevant to the interests of this forum's members, cough up the smurfing cash and do it properly. This is a good group of people who love to buy new gear and discuss it. It's a reasonable fee to turn such a diverse, global group of enthusiasts on to your product/service, and I guarantee money well spent.

Ok, rant over. Back to the fun, eh?  :drink:

Well said! 

I'm glad you feel that way!

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: G-Dizzle on July 28, 2016, 04:38:57 PM
Thank you for that Grant!


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Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: SteelRaven on September 30, 2016, 01:11:58 AM
Well, I'm new here. I really have to say that I appreciate the helpful atmosphere, the knowledge and expertise and the self control that I have witnessed among members.

I'm not selling anything and I have no "connection" to any product or service I discuss.

I have one friend who sells an excellent pre made tinder for fire pistons on EBay.

But if your waiting on Raven to use you guys to make a living, pull up a chair and grab a Jack n Coke, cause you've got a long wait on your schedule.

I will drive you crazy with questions that a lot of you will say "why didnt he just google"

Well I did...and that's why I'm here.

 I like learning from people who have BTDT, saves me mistakes. I make em by the truckload...

.I appreciate it when mods and admins lay it out, and let you know what is expected, and then WORK WITH GOOD MEMBERS to guard the community from the less respectable.

Thanks Grant, mods and members for allowing me to be here. I'm not loaded with cash, so my only method of contribution at this point is discussion, but if there's any way I can "pay my dues" faster and help out, let me know....

Raven
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Grant Lamontagne on September 30, 2016, 02:00:41 AM
I hope no one ever says "just Google it" since that really defeats the purpose of a forum.  In my mind at least, a forum survives on discussion, which tends to get very short if folks just answer everything with "Google it!"

You'd be amazed at how many folks stumble on a forum and think "Hey, I should just advertise my product or service here- after all, it's a forum, it's a place for people who are interested in this sort of thing."  I like to equate it to Burger King- they have a nice parking lot, and serve as a good destination for people that want hamburgers, just like MTO does for our members.  The spammers are like people that go to Burger King and set up a BBQ in the parking lot and selling burgers, thinking it's totally okay since that's what people came there for.   It isn't.  Burger King doesn't just set up shop for free, and neither do forums.

As for paying your dues, well, hang out, share some thoughts, ask some questions, give some answers and just enjoy the place in the way it was meant to be enjoyed and we'll call it even.  That's pretty much it- it's simple, but that's the way we like it.  :D

Def
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Poncho65 on September 30, 2016, 03:28:49 AM
I will never say just Google it either ;) Never have had it to happen to me on here and I don't expect it to happen to others either :cheers: Discussion and questions are why most of us made it here to begin with :tu: I was looking for more info on my PST and LM in general and here I am so many years later still learning :D

I have seen people ask questions in other forums and older members bash them for various reason and ask them why they don't know how to use search or not introducing themselves first etc. etc. MTO is like that and I hope it never gets that way :cheers: Even if asked before I will try and answer any question anyone asks here and if I can't try in point them in the direction that they can find an answer :like:
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: Butch on October 16, 2018, 03:01:11 PM
I thought google was for finding dirty pictures ........  :pommel:

I cant help a whole bunch but will when I can.
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: dks on September 14, 2021, 09:12:26 AM
G***Best is now gone, outlived by  MTO :)
Title: Re: Multitool.org Members are NOT commodities
Post by: SteveC on September 14, 2021, 01:43:21 PM
 :woohoo: