overmoderation on crossfire

Y

Y

F1

they need some education about what really is shit!

you will get banned for this :D

moderation is to stop crossfire 'turning to shit' tbh

N, stop whining

idc

you wont change anything

as long as they are convinced of what they do, you can eat shit or leave crossfire
but the addicted spammers will always come back, make shit journals, get deleted and then they make flamejournals again

always the same story

dont flame about it
its pointless

unblind FTW!!!!1!

y

It annoys me too

Y [N with me as mod]

who deleted my journal? :I. nothing against the rules

We, the peoples republic of footwear and fragrant odours, attempted to liberate crossfire in it's hour of need, not one year before this day. Our valiant efforts to free the users of crossfire from this oppression, the tyranny and persecution that they so corageously endure, were swatted, beaten aside like a gnat on the skin of a beast. But the wounds inflicted upon tosspot and his loyal lapdogs were not forgotten, our sacrifice, whilst great, was not to be stricken from the annals of history. There are those that remember, and to them we pray for thought and action; there are those that do not remember, and to them we ask only that you digg, scrape through the lies and hatred, let truth be your light in the cavernous throws of narcisstic tyrants.

We, the few, the many; we the weak and the strong; it is we, the users of crossfire, the opressed, the beaten and the used, who will rise, like great whales from the depths of a mirky ocean, red with the blood of our peers, and meet the eyes of our oppressors to say with firm voice and unshaken resolve: we shall be free!

Why? So I can once again be berated with fusen's sour attempts at wit? Or Nellies incessant football refferences and constant edit sniping?

Although, I did quite enjoy fusen's face. And Nellies wasn't too bad either, atleast once you got past the mindnumbling boring conversations and the unconrollable urge to fill up ones ear cannals with polycement.

Reading his work was akin to being repeatedly hit in the face with a hammer to which someone had attached a thesaurus and a copy of "How to Create Tension For Dummies".