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There is a lot of negativity, because we are dealing with a lot of negativity in the neighborhood right now. A lot of unfair treatment and unequally balanced representation – and, oh yes, I am so sure, that if we only wrote rosy poetry and bragged about the good deeds that the fine do-gooders were doing everybody would be happy and all would be well – but instead, we are exposing the ugliness of what goes on that nobody wants the rest of the world to know about – and by closing Tremonter because we were bringing the nasty truth to light – it is no longer a secret that we have fine people that take away people homes – that there are rich people living in our mist that want the homeless removed from our society – that some of the do-gooders mis-use the system while the poverty level and needy – have a hard time receiving assistance – that the very organization created to look after those less fortunate isn’t even run by it’s own guide lines.

There are so many that read Tremonter that did not post – I’ve had people ask me how do we find out what’s going on now – we counted on you to fight for us – well – I will continue the fight – the only thing you have done – given us the reason to do our own thing. There is nothing wrong with healthy debate – with different opinions – so we’re creating our own website – and we’re posting on REALNEO.
We still have the Plain Press – and so we’re still going to speak out.

Tremonter was my first link to this neighborhood, but it’s hasn’t been the same for almost two years. I will miss it, but hope to see you around sometime.

As to what to do with it now? Simple: 1. lock the name up so no one else can use it. 2. copy the whole damn thing and put in a lock box somewhere. 3. Publicly burn the website, as literally as you can figure out how to do that. Throw a party and burn it. The flames can burn online till…

Think about it. Fire is very cleansing. Tremont renews through fire.

TCJ

What is relevent here is that these wild attack posts went on for over a month. The were never censored. They were never banned. “A” was subsequently banned, at a later date, but I do not believe it was in relation to this series of incidents.

So, how is it that now the Tremonter takes on an air of sensitivity? “Z” is just a friendly beautiful young artist. She’s not on any Boards. She’s not a big shot lawyer or banker. She’s not employed at TWDC. And she certainly did nOT receive protection from those incessant posts.

So why do they shut it down now?

My guess is that there is information they do not want revealed. My guess is that some of the objects of the recent political posts were very uncomfortable. My guess is posts that did not follow the rah-rah mentality of the Tremont Leaders were unfairly characterized as “negative” and perhaps the “slander” went the other way.

It is not negative to reveal information that shows the funding, assets and communal trust given certain members of a neighborhood, members in positions of “leadership”, are being misused for personal profit and gain. Perhaps that is incorrect – I would certainly hope so. An open dialogue, in a community forum might disprove that, no?

Thanks for your comments. At this point, I haven’t thought anything further about what I’m going to do with Tremonter.

I still haven’t come to any strong conclusions, but I want to speak before it’s moot or the issue fades further from memory.

First, thanks so much for your contribution to the community. You were one of the first folks I met here, (having moved to the hood around the same time,) thanks to your Guinness Pub Crawl. Having a web front-end to the neighborhood was essential to a geek like me, and though it definitely changed, it remained high priority in my feed-reading and always a back-pocket reference, (even if the barbershop hours weren’t kept up-to-date

I’m sorry that we, the benefactors of your service, didn’t compensate you enough in deserved respect, or support.

My #1 concern is that the site content stays available. Can you give us some word on that? Even if you lock out logins, I think it’s really important that the stories that have been told on Tremonter remain available. (And no, I don’t believe the Internet Archive suffices.)

I am offering to help fix issues that arose from the upgrade, and to re-work a newer theme (to have a similar old green look as previous,) and help with hosting — if any or all of those will keep the content up.

Thanks again…