Друже, ну от ти не можеш без образ... москалі, в тупу, для чайників... Ця стрічка зайшла в глухий кут. Я згоден, що неправильно оцінив рівень даного форуму, за що отримав відповідний фідбек. Але погодься, що якби не переходити на особистості, то ця стрічка могла б вилитися в цікавий діалог. А в результаті з мене зробили ледь не спамер-бота, який ходить по всьому Інтернету і агітує купувати лайно-софт.
А я, можливо, просто хотів запропонувати людям альтернативу вже всім відомим рішенням. Наголошую - запропонувати.

Nice try but that's not what happened. You pretended to be just another Joe looking for software while in fact you were setting up to introduce your own software.



That's what not so smart people tend to do when they get caught.

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And you're here for altruistic reasons, aren't you? And disktuna.com is a free service for everyone?
Or is it paid? And this forum is just a tool for its promotion?


Not very smart people usually write messages like this.

You are missing the point. No one has an issue with people promoting data recovery software. You quote Joep from DiskTuna as an example. He puts a huge amount of time and effort into helping people on this and other forums. He does this free of charge and offers sound advice. Yes of course he gets promotion for his product in his signature in return. But that the point 'in return'. It's the way you do it that pisses people off. Pretending to be someone who needs help then promoting your own software is just bad form.

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Yes, apparently. Keep digging, Valery.

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Joep - http://www.disktuna.com - video & photo repair & recovery service

Thank you for your kind reply.
I understand.
I did not make any claims to anyone and did not allow myself to offend anyone - the first. All my tactless posts, just a reply to the same ones.

<sigh>

https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/recover-the-hard-drive.2617019/post-41139644

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I have nothing to do with the topic on the forum you indicated. If that's what you meant...

Here is my topic about testing of RAID Data Recovery Software: https://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=43909
If you are interested, you can participate.

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https://hetmanrecovery.com/

And they suck at it, lol. Posting same disk management screenshot that's used in the Hetman video, hilarious!!

Seems mods deleted the threads now.

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Here he is again:

https://www.techsupportforum.com/threads/problem-with-the-hard-drive.1259647/

He's posting the same screenshot from Hetman's demo video.

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This is the same screenshot (also the same as in that Anandtech thread):

https://www.diskpart.com/articles/how-to-format-ssd-in-windows-11-3690.html
https://www.diskpart.com/screenshot/en/others/windows-10/raw-format.png

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I don't understand why you made such conclusions?

Hello everyone,

My name is Mykhailo Miroshnychenko. I am the owner and head of Hetman Software.

I recently reviewed this thread again, as well as the earlier discussion that caused the negative reaction from the community.

The post in question was created by an employee of our company as part of our SEO and marketing work. The way it was presented could make it appear that the recommendation came from an independent user.

That was wrong.

I take personal responsibility for this approach to promotion. At the time, I was generally aware that our company was doing promotional work on relevant technical forums, but I only had a high-level understanding of how it was being carried out. I expected it to be done in a different and more transparent way.

Nevertheless, as the owner of Hetman Software, it was my responsibility to make sure that our company was represented properly, and I accept responsibility for not paying enough attention to how this work was being done.

I understand now that the criticism here was primarily about the method used to promote the software, not about the technical quality of the product itself.

I also understand that instead of simply acknowledging this at the time, our replies became defensive and only made the situation worse.

For that, I would like to sincerely apologize to the HDDGuru community.

I am not going to justify that approach or argue about whether it should be called spam, advertising, or something else. It should not have been done that way.

I am also relatively new to this forum myself, so I would genuinely appreciate some guidance from long-time members about what is considered acceptable here and what is not.

For example, is it acceptable for a software developer or company representative to participate in relevant technical discussions and, when appropriate, suggest trying our software as one possible solution, provided that we clearly identify ourselves as the developer?

Is it acceptable to post information about new versions, supported technologies, technical improvements, or new functionality in an appropriate software-related thread?

Are there particular sections of the forum where such posts are appropriate, or any conventions that vendors and software developers are expected to follow?

I would rather understand the community rules and follow them than repeat the mistakes that caused this discussion in the first place.

Again, I apologize to the community.

You can post product announcements here:

Software and hardware tools:
https://forum.hddguru.com/viewforum.php?f=7

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