[Jakey]

I am going to expand a little bit about why I chose to include my disagreements with the PM policies in my site suggestions. The conflict of interest came when I was in an ongoing discussion via PM with a member of this site in regards to an issue concerning the welfare of DSMStyle.com. The discussion had been going back and forth through a fair amount of PM's, and when a member of the administrator team saw this ongoing discussion, he/she chose to read what our discussion was in regards to. Now instead of the administrator inquiring about our concern, he/she chose to interpret the entire discussion how he/she wanted, and proceed to write a very strong PM to me for not consulting directly with an administrator from the exact moment my point of concern developed.
If the administrator team chooses to read PMs, fine and dandy, but, I see absolutely no justification for members of the administrator team choosing to interpret the PMs how they see fit and jumping to conclusions without first consulting with the author(s) of the PM.

Thanks,
Jake