Bannings
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@SpaceKhomeini said in Bannings:
In some ways I feel liberated by a lack of record of things like the WORA days.
Nobody ever needs to hear me talk about “legendary” figures such as Escalus or HelloRaptor and their decades-old shit ever again.
A cheeselog can just go back to being a gross-looking gift someone orders out of a catalog.
I feel dumber having posted this.
Not for nothing, but I still enjoy talking about Bane sometimes. Just because that was a wild time on WORA.
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I want to congratulate all of us for our quick response to an unacceptable situation. In less than two weeks, we collectively rescued nearly everyone and set up our own shelter. Everyone who helped organize the exodus deserves praise.
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@Meg Interesting. Useful background, thank you. Sorry you all had to go through this experience.
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@Reason It probably goes without saying, but just in case: I don’t think many people left just because we don’t like that Derp was appointed moderator. I think most of us left because we saw the way Derp used the power of his position and felt it was not supportable.
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@GF I definitely left because he was made a moderator. When he was named, I knew I was leaving regardless because anyone who had been on MSB for any amount of time and didn’t predict that Derp would absolutely pull this kind of shit obviously wasn’t reading the same posts. It took him a whole, what, 2 weeks? to prove my hunch right.
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@GF I definitely left because he was made a moderator. When he was named, I knew I was leaving regardless because anyone who had been on MSB for any amount of time and didn’t predict that Derp would absolutely pull this kind of shit obviously wasn’t reading the same posts. It took him a whole, what, 2 weeks? to prove my hunch right.
Took days, lol. It was the entire reason I made a hog pit thread about him.
I engaged in a game of chicken, daring Gany to ban me for days. and days. and then I got banned for calling her a thumb.
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@hellfrog See, I think the whole ‘meltdown banning half the active posters’ was all on Ganymede but the aftermath where Derp was basically like ‘I’m not going to tell you the rules because then you might try not to break them but if you do break these secret rules, me and friends will take turns dog piling you because you just should have known’ was totally on brand for him.
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I will still forever be confused by how Gany acted in regards to all that initial banning. Maybe it was a control thing. Or maybe it was some kind of panic mode and pride prevents admitting fault.
I’m just guessing obviously, but it also just seemed so off. But, eh. Oh well, I suppose.
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@Testament said in Bannings:
Or maybe it was some kind of panic mode and pride prevents admitting fault.
Based on my conversations, this is the more likely reason. She’d gotten hardly any pushback on her decisions before.
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@Kestrel It is pretty remarkable how much the goalposts keep moving over there, isn’t it?
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Another day, another weird take on history. Godspeed to them.
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@Kestrel Well. That’s not a totally inaccurate interpretation of things. We were rather sick of the secrecy around the decisions as well as the decisions themselves.
That said… I’m getting rather tired of this “rebuild trust in our fractured community” bullshit that’s being peddled. We’re done with MSB, in general. We’ll trade information when it’s pertinent, but otherwise we’re two distinct and independent entities that just happen to be about the same niche hobby.
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I was also briefly VERY CONFUSED about who was moneylaundering, but then I realized that by devoting thought to this I’d already lost. -
@Third-Eye said in Bannings:
@Kestrel
I was also briefly VERY CONFUSED about who was moneylaundering, but then I realized that by devoting thought to this I’d already lost.I am here to make losers of us all; but also to double check that I’m too young to be going senile already.
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@Third-Eye said in Bannings:
@Kestrel
I was also briefly VERY CONFUSED about who was moneylaundering, but then I realized that by devoting thought to this I’d already lost.I dunno about money laundering, but I do know that in the past at least one erstwhile member of our community accepted financial assistance that was offered based on false assertions made by the recipient.
Which is a convoluted way of saying someone, allegedly, lied about a medical issue and received financial assistance from another person for said issue.
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Isn’t that just called “Scamming?”
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Does it count as Politics-talk, pointing out how Musk is going full Ganymede on Twitter, throwing out all the banz? Because watching the death spiral is oddly similar.
