Lets not get into wars here.
The point then is that an affiliate manager, one who's sole reason for employment is to work with an affiliate, asked an affiliate to leave. I have to read more into it than simply "he doesn't care about affiliates"
I read into it that there was a full on personality clash. In cases like this, it is sometimes better to cut ties. Happens in the real world too. Divorce can be rather messy and so on and so on. It all comes down to what caused the divorce? Something went astray in the affiliate/program marraige (aka relationship) so they divorced.
Garth has never asked me to leave (nor anyone else that I am aware of) and I am not his biggest affiliate by a long chalk. When I phoned him today and discussed this program change with him he wasn't overjoyed that some webmasters were leaving, not by a long chalk. He has to support his management though and work with them and the affiliates.
There is NO reason to climb into the affiliate manager. I will defend that to the hilt.
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he has set about driving away others as well. These results should satisfy him very nicely
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is unsubstantiated and incorrect. You have no right to put words in the mouth of another.
I will ask Garth to post here though but if I can say it for him, affiliates are indeed welcome at Roxy Palace.