Apple continues to censore our threads and posts!

Dear friend,
our lifes are getting harder day by day.
We bought a defected product and can't obtain the producer's attenction.
Apple is deleting every post about the pixel lines issue on his forum.
By the way, I'll continue to create new threads that points to this blog, in this way we'll try to put togheter as much user experiences as possible.
Pictures tells by themselves.

Apple chosen to ignore her BEST customers (I own 5 Macs, and 4 are PRO computers)... I can't understand why.

Our products have a severe quality issue.

But probably Apple thinks that Mac users will never buy a PC.

APPLE CENSORED OUR THREAD ON THE DISCUSSION BOARD

As I was expecting, Apple decided to cancel our thread, in wich we was posting our experience and pictures about the pixel lines issue.
The thread had over 110 replies, including a bunch of pictures showing defected displays of users in every part of the world. The thread reached 4000 views in less than two months.
This is disgusting. I'll keep on posting in this blog.
Please contact me via mail, vin.aci@gmail.com, and send me pictures of your defected LCDs.
And please, post threads with the URL to this blog, 'cause Apple censored my forum account.
The thread should be something like: "PIXEL LINES ISSUE: go to http://powerbook17lines.blogspot.com"

Thanks for the help and spread the word!

To all Powerbook 17" Owners

Hi all, after the thread on the Apple's Discussion Forums, in wich we began to post our experiences and pictures about our common problem, I decided to start this blog to continue reporting users experience, and keep you updated.

Follows a brief description of the problem:

After a period of about 15 - 18 months, a relevant number of Powerbook 17" 1.67 Ghz owner (the TOP of the whole laptop market available at the buy date) noticed that entire lines of pixel suddenly flaw.
The pixel lines are of various colors: magenta, red, blue, yellow.
The buy date is, in most case, around March - April 2005.
A new line about every week. The display becames full of stuck lines.
The problem is common to a relevant number of Powerbook owners all over the world, and more user are coming out.

And now, some pictures of the issue:







We also obtained an article on Appledefects.com.

Please post comments to this article, and specify dectails, such as the buy date and the first manifestation of the problem.
Other articles will follow as soon as users will report their experience with the Apple Call Center, that continues to NEGATE the existence of the problem. Stay tuned!