RFC — David Sklansky should be banned from posting on this site

I think it’s about signaling our virtues here and that’s a reasonable thing to do

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lol

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p.s.

hahaha

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It is mainly virtue signalling, and it would be reasonable if applied consistently across the board ie RFCs to ban posters with other egregious real life and online histories.

Ok, I’ll be the one who asks…

What’s RFC?

thanks.

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Real Fucking Cerious (bzns)

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Request for comments

Also possibly a top 1000 Razz theorist. Don’t know about you but my monkey’s paw is quivering a bit.

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Can’t imagine voting any other way after reading the email.

I promise to vote to ban any other unrepentant, self-acknowledged predator.

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Voting ban for being a pos…whilst lamenting the potentially significant loss of Sklansky-dunks (won’t visit 2+2 again, 12+ months clean).

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As usual I voted before reading anything.

Then I got tricked into visiting tooplustoo again, fun! I see the site was sold to some kids I’ve never heard of? Good I guess? What are sinking ships going for these days?

Anyway somehow I’ve gone over ten years without having read that email. My original join date was iirc in 2011 just a few months before Black Friday. Dude sounds like a Trump-level predator and shouldn’t be on any platform really.

I am unaware of any posters who fit this category and/or who have done anything approaching what Sklansky did in that email.

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6 figures supposedly.

Imagine finding out like circa 2007 that 2+2 would only sell for six figures.

Imagine actually lighting six figures on fire :fire: :rofl:

Lit 7 figures on fire imo. How much did Gus supposedly get for his site? (Or were you talking about the new owners?)

Whoever paid six figures for a site that is a) dedicated to a fad which has been waning in popularity for more than a decade and is also b) actively hemorrhaging users. Those guys. I would like to schedule an appointment with them to discuss my collection of magic beans.

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I see their first act as new owners was to eliminate the only source of revenue, the banner ads. Smart. :moneybag:

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Yeah, it was a 7-figure deal

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