boldhound8 said:Look, just treat us like actual human beings for once, alright? Stop acting like we're nothing more than a bunch of mindless sheep.🤣 Man, I’m just glad you didn't go ahead and label us Mod1 and Mod2.😁
Look, man, I hate to be that guy—and I know I’m always kind of nitpicking your stuff—but you just jumped right into the middle of my argument like a rabbit charging into a cabbage patch.
Just so everyone’s on the same page here—just for the record—the veteran mod is Mod1 and the new guy is Mod2.
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Hey, get me in touch with wiredangler5 and redmarlin3. I want to see if we can actually pull together a plan to shut down this coupon-style privatization nonsense they're pulling, and maybe find some leverage so we can start trading papers for free.
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Jerry Martin19 said:No way in hell... you think I'm actually gonna DM velvetgull9 her password? Yeah, right. As if. 😍
Yeah, I've got that.
Look, the paperwork from the current system isn't even the real issue—you know, the stuff in these latest Vbulletina versions. The real headache, I guess, is all that mess left over from before the upgrade. That’s where the actual trouble lies.
You know how it goes, right? Like, when they rolled out that new system, all the old paperwork just vanished into thin air. Everything got lost in the shuffle, the entire database ended up completely botched, and now it’s missing half the stuff that was actually correct to begin with. It's a total mess, I guess.
Heh... let me think about that for a second.
Look, I’ve been thinking about this, and honestly, velvetgull9 was absolutely essential during all those transition periods. She basically hovered right next to the main admin at the CP, just waiting. The second the system clicked over for an upgrade, she’d be on it—moving lightning-fast to pull data from the top 380 most interesting targets based on a pre-set list she already had ready to go. I guess you could say she always knew exactly which buttons to push before anyone else even realized the system was live.
I mean, honestly, after every single draw, you could just check that "delete from database" box and call it a day. That’s pretty much it. Simple as that, I guess.
That cat’s got skills, I gotta hand it to her...