WizardStan
Mega GP Mania
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- May 24, 2008
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See, that right there is exactly what I'm talking about, getting emotional at criticism. I don't have the quote handy because it was well over a year ago that you said it, but I distinctly remember previous drama involving posts questioning the Pandora simply disappearing, and you confessed that you had done it and banned the person responsible, the exact kind of censorship that was feared when you convinced us to move here from GP32X. "Next to never" is more than you claimed you were going to, which was exactly never. That is what I'm talking about. All of the new drama, where you were accused of doing something that you didn't, stems from that very original betrayal of trust, that you were going to hand off all mod powers, and then silently held onto them to be misused. If you hadn't reacted the way you had no one would have questioned you, no one would be suspicious of you today, and there would certainly be no need for whatever work EvilDragon had to go through in order to engage the buffer that he has. You overreacted to an emotional situation and for the next year or so have been a subject of mistrust whenever something suspicious happens: this should not have been a surprise.
This is not me being a bully, nor causing trouble, this is me telling you exactly why people are upset with you and why this was necessary to regain trust. If you think this is being a bully, then you need to seriously grow some thicker skin, accept that you are a human being capable of making mistakes, and that sometimes people are going to call you out on those mistakes. It's up to you whether you heed those warnings or not.
This is not me being a bully, nor causing trouble, this is me telling you exactly why people are upset with you and why this was necessary to regain trust. If you think this is being a bully, then you need to seriously grow some thicker skin, accept that you are a human being capable of making mistakes, and that sometimes people are going to call you out on those mistakes. It's up to you whether you heed those warnings or not.