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It's called a PM, preferably to Matlock, asking what's up if you're so interested.oldapplicant wrote:I was following Matlock's LSAT battles on here. Now I see that all of his old posts have been deleted and replaced with a "1." And he hasn't talked about his February LSAT. Does anyone know what happened to the guy?
I'm sorry. It seemed like Matlock, with literally thousands of posts tracing his every LSAT move, had made himself a public figure on here. If I am violating board etiquette by posting this question on the forum, I apologize.calicocat wrote:It's called a PM, preferably to Matlock, asking what's up if you're so interested.oldapplicant wrote:I was following Matlock's LSAT battles on here. Now I see that all of his old posts have been deleted and replaced with a "1." And he hasn't talked about his February LSAT. Does anyone know what happened to the guy?
Well I'm sure there is a reason why he did what he did so it may not be great to point it out. Just sayin.oldapplicant wrote:I'm sorry. It seemed like Matlock, with literally thousands of posts tracing his every LSAT move, had made himself a public figure on here. If I am violating board etiquette by posting this question on the forum, I apologize.calicocat wrote:It's called a PM, preferably to Matlock, asking what's up if you're so interested.oldapplicant wrote:I was following Matlock's LSAT battles on here. Now I see that all of his old posts have been deleted and replaced with a "1." And he hasn't talked about his February LSAT. Does anyone know what happened to the guy?
I did not realize that he did anything. It looked like all of his posts were updated at once, like a script was run by an administrator. I did not know that individual posters could make mass updates like that.calicocat wrote:Well I'm sure there is a reason why he did what he did so it may not be great to point it out. Just sayin.oldapplicant wrote:I'm sorry. It seemed like Matlock, with literally thousands of posts tracing his every LSAT move, had made himself a public figure on here. If I am violating board etiquette by posting this question on the forum, I apologize.calicocat wrote:It's called a PM, preferably to Matlock, asking what's up if you're so interested.oldapplicant wrote:I was following Matlock's LSAT battles on here. Now I see that all of his old posts have been deleted and replaced with a "1." And he hasn't talked about his February LSAT. Does anyone know what happened to the guy?