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June 29, 2021, 10:53am
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You ready?
(chronological order, some bold emphasis mine)
I find it really funny that 6+ months ago I made a post saying that if we didn’t root out the obvious bad actors/trolls that this site would die by the people who actually give a shit quitting and the bad actors just then leaving when their job was done and was deemed hysterical by the bad actors…**and that is now precisely the move they’ve pulled? **
Quite the performance art. Congrats, you’ve trolled a super small internet forum and made some middle aged men quit.
We’ve had people defending them for a year plus, correct, that is the problem.
Fidget is the best current example. It was clear as day he was trolling wookie, skydiver and others. Then it was revealed because they bragged about it. We’ve had people spend hundreds of posts defending them in the past, but literally zero from the same crew now. Weird!
I dont even know if I’ve had a PM here. On 2p2 they were 99% sports drafts.
People like jmakin aren’t trying to “win” anything. They may have made bad choices, but I disagree it was a concerted, plotted effort. It’s clear jmakin could be manipulated into doing something destructive if pushed. Anyone who has spent a ton of time on 2p2 knows this.
It’s just like with Sabo and Clovis. Why are we intentionally pushing the buttons of users so, so often? It’s just not cute.
I’d be pretty shocked if goofy had weird PMs. We’ve had the topshot discord which goofy has been maybe the most active user for 6+ months and there have been no instances of people deriding the other posters here.
That kind of thing could devolve into name calling and clique based like the published PMs did, but it absolutely never has. It should be illustrative as why one led to such and the other hasn’t.
You seem to be projecting quite hard here.
Again, you ready? Because this might sting, and it should sting, and I’m actually complimenting you by thinking it will sting, because if it doesn’t that might really really illustrate the problem better than I could’ve imagined.
Fwiw, “fwiw” stands for “for what it’s worth” and for future reference, that info is worth quite a bit and should probably be stated up front in a discussion such as that.
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