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United Kingdom24425 Posts
On May 02 2014 09:34 TheEmulator wrote: He hasn't logged in for a long time. He's not banned tho. I think at some point he realized that everyone disliked his posting. Wasn't he temp banned though? And then just left after that period.
Either way most people had just stopped engaging in his nonsense arguments.
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I recall he got temp banned in the middle of TI3 for incessantly piping about the demise of the Chinese teams.
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28102 Posts
He got a 1 week ban during TI3 iirc. I think he still posted after TI3, but for not that long
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Lalalaland34505 Posts
Reading through his mod notes is amusing.
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So TL.net keeps nasty records of every poster? 1984 boys..
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I live in 1984, literally.
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no, cuz then you wouldn't know ...
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TL mods are like santa claus... they read all of our shitposts and determine whether we're naughty or nice
god bless 'em
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On May 02 2014 20:20 Erasme wrote: no, cuz then you wouldn't know ...
I thought the novel is about a guy who knows where he was living. Anyways, this is not the place to discuss novels. Continue form RTZ?
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well i just picked axe and my sandking took my tranquil boots cuz i was in his jungle the funniest thing is my whole team is insulting him and hes trying to act like nothing happened and just acts super tryhard now :_D
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Here's me worrying about Bounty, Nyx and Riki when I do that form of jungling early on. I'm so sorry to hear that haha.
Also re: TL.net mods, I was too scared to even sign up here during the Broodwar buzz in 2008 and dared not to post when I signed up for SC2 because of rumours of nazism. Seems fine to me tbh, much better than other gaming websites.
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dude if tl mods really were that strict i wouldnt be posting here anymore
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United Kingdom24425 Posts
TL's strict compared to many gaming forums. Compared to ones outside of gaming it's not very strict no. Because ultimately you need to have rules that at least some part of the community agrees with otherwise they'd just leave.
Like I've been warned and temp banned but I have no problems with the rules because if they weren't there it'd be a shitheap. The only real issue I have is for like the psuedo-rules and taboo subjects where it seems sometimes it's completely fine to talk about something and sometime not.
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well if you compare it to stuff like ggnet or jd but there are alot of decent forums that are just as strict
also i feel tl got looser in the last 2-3 years
+ Show Spoiler +i wonder if i used looser correctly it was the only word it gave me when i searched for the german word
thats what i mean, theres like nothing nazimod-like like you cant post anything bad about tl or tl players etc. all the rules kinda make sense, i think ive only argued about 1-2 tempbans over my plethora of warns/bans
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United Kingdom24425 Posts
On May 02 2014 21:58 teddyoojo wrote: well if you compare it to stuff like ggnet or jd but there are alot of decent forums that are just as strict
also i feel tl got looser in the last 2-3 years
i wonder if i used looser correctly it was the only word it gave me when i searched for the german word Looser makes sense but referring to rules you'd usually say lenient.
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Moderation for the most part is greatly appreciated. I tend to avoid most other video game forums if able just because of the tendency to not moderate (or at least, not sufficiently moderate). Every so often there are issues but generally speaking, TL is a breath of fresh air.
This is also why I am so glad TL picked up DotA 2.
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Czech Republic18921 Posts
TL is nothing compared to facepunch if you want to talk about strict mods on a gaming forum.
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Without the strict moderation rule from TL. I wouldn't be here. I like how TL mods does not allow to shit to hit the fan.
I like it here despite me having to tediously rethink everything that i am about to type.
And i hate pinoy dota. I don't like SEA dota in particular but of course that doesn't mean i don't watch them.
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