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Nicholas King Nicholas King Regular
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#21 ·
fadedmason6 said:You’re getting pretty cocky. Come down to earth and watch your tone with me.

I gave you a specific example. You want me to go hunting through old Reddit threads just to prove where it happened?

I don't remember her username, but I distinctly remember someone being accused of being a bot. Half the thread was just people trolling and claiming two different users were actually the same person, even though they weren't.

Am I? I suppose I’ve always been this way—it's hardly a recent development.

I can't recall her name—some user who was accused of being a bot or something similar—but I remember it vividly. And half the thread was just people trolling, insisting those two accounts were actually the same person when they clearly weren't.

And then you went ahead and reported the posts and... what happened? Nothing, I assume?
fadedmason6 fadedmason6 MemberOP
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joined Feb 2010
#22 ·
Look, if the mods can't handle their business, they should just hand the keys to someone who actually knows what they're doing—like you, since you're active everywhere. And as for me doing their job? Yeah, right. I don't care enough about this forum to go out of my way to bail them out. They need to step up and pay better attention. Seriously. They'll ban someone over nothing, yet they completely ignore actual rule-breaking. It’s ridiculous. Besides, even if someone did try to call them out, they’d just find some excuse to make it look like they were right. That's how they always play it.

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