Double standards like these?
Market forces will dictate the success of a proposal and hence comment simply doesn't need to be made about perceived value from anybody uninvolved in the process. I think it's quite rude actually.
If one post from someone uninvolved in the process is "quite rude", how rude is 7? I stopped counting after page 8 btw, I'm sure there were at least as many more.
Coincidentally, the first quote where you say people shouldn't comment came in a thread a few hours after I posted saying people should, so I think it's reasonable that I should want to know if you are only posting for the sole purpose of trying to start an argument with me, given that you are prepared to contradict your own principals in order to disagree with different things I say in different threads. For the record, saying "I think people should comment on staking threads" and "I think this clause is perfectly acceptable" is not contradictory and therefore not "double standards", no idea what you're on about with all this 'gg' stuff. Despite your assertions, I never said you couldn't post itt, I just wanted to know why you were posting, a question you dodged several times before eventually lying:
Thirdly and finally whenever there is talk of poker community it makes me rofl.
I posted because I am part of the poker community and a member of the Blonde forum. I hope that has cleared up the mystery.
I think that both these blatant contradictions prove you are only ever posting in the staking section in order to start an argument, making you just an annoying troll. Hopefully that is pretty clear to everyone now and people will realise that replying to you is like talking to a brick wall, a total waste of time. Why the mods haven't banned you for trolling I will never know, but given that they didn't ban you for threatening to smash my face in last year I'm not holding out much hope for action now.
If you want to continue arguing with me, you can come out from behind your keyboard and actually carry out your threat to come to DTD. We're done here.
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