AFAIK not even Avery can change the thread "title." It may be possible, but he hasn't figured it out yet.
Contrary to the impression some hold, I am just a member like everyone else.
Hyperbole does not necessarily indicate a "lie." When we are excited, we have a tendency to only see the "best" of a creation. I started very mildly reminding you of your tendency to overstate. I did not accuse you of lying. The discussion then became more pointed as you continued to fail to see your hyperbole. Others may not understand the difference, but I do.
If you overstate a laser's output, people will not tell their friends that you "get excited." People will tell their friends that you sell under spec lasers. If you tell people that this is the biggest and bestest, and they find out that it was not what you said it was, they will not tell their friends that you were proud of your creation. They will tell their friends that you lied. I am just trying to help you learn how to succeed in the long term.
One of the reasons I pointed this stuff out is to help you be more successful with your business. As I warned you about before, people will cease listening to you after they see that your word must be taken "with a grain of salt." People want to make informed purchases, NOT to be "sold" something.
If someone buys the geatest, most magnificent, thing possible in the whole danged universe and then they find out it is pretty much just like other things, they feel ripped off even if the verbiage was simply the result of the sellers enthusiasm.
As you may or may not have had time to notice, I have no problem clearly calling someone out when they appear to be intentionally trying to rip others off. With you, I just started out reminding you more subtly because I did NOT believe you were intentionally trying to rip anyone off. You simply have a proclivity to hyperbole which must be pulled back if you want people to listen to and to believe you.
Peace,
dave