Is something amiss?

Just wanted you to know, rfar, that I wrote to NGC expressing my displeasure with their removing your journal entries describing your 'experience' with a well-known auction house. How are we ever going to make this hobby more 'user friendly' if we are not allowed to make people aware of dealers, auction houses, and others who do not cater to us, the collectors, who keep them all in business? I enjoyed rfar's journal entries and appreciated the 'heads-up'. Rest assured I will not be using their services until I have proof they have changed the way they do business. I do not believe that we would be able to read this sort of thing in any other venue. Would Coin World or any other publication print an article of this type about one of their major advertisers? I think not! rfar has a well documented case, with plenty of evidence (dates, times, emails, etc.) to substantiate what he writes. I would be the first to acknowledge that a real problem could develope if anyone who had a misunderstanding or bad experience with someone in the coin collecting field started slanderously spreading rumors. I for one think this auction house should be given space for rebuttal. Thanks for your time and enjoy the pursuit.