It's true I'm not around much, and only occasionally stop in to read the forums. While necroing is still against the rules, I'm not going to be as harsh with it. I can issue warnings privately. If you see him necroing, just use the report button, please don't take matters into your own hands. It's unnecessary and undermines the authority of the admins and moderators, and also makes my job of simply removing his offending posts more irritating. So please, just report necroposts and move on, don't feel the need to tell him off yourself.
And yeah, sorry for being a dick about it before.
shamrocksoldier wrote:
Honestly dude? don't be a dick. at least we're trying to contribute to the fucking forum. I give zero fucks about your mod status, the fact that the only time you contribute is to smack people on the knuckles is fucking upsetting. you wanna know how many topic posts I've seen from you in the last 6 months? zero. you haven't even commented any criticism on any new stuff. Try contributing to the forums again, like Bad boy has been doing. Quit it with your "holier than thou" attitude.
So curse me out. Warn me, Do whatever the fuck you want. Just know your acting like a prick.
And you're acting like someone who thinks I give a damn about their opinion, which is woefully inaccurate. If I don't feel the desire to contribute to the forums, I'm under no obligation to. Do not presume to lecture me as if I have some sort of duty to participate in shit that bores me or no longer holds my interest. My attitude wasn't "holier than thou", it was the same attitude I always have: direct and too the point. Bad Boy was doing something he shouldn't have. I told him off for it. If you have a problem with that, that is
your problem. Most of the time I don't care if I'm acting like a prick, and Bad Boy and I know each other. He's a big boy. If he has a problem with me, he can take it up with me himself. He knows I don't use my Admin authority to oppress people who argue with me.
In closing, I admire your pluck, but fuck off with the lecturing.
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