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If 4 years ago someone had just...

Or if you'd read the documentation—an edifice to which many people who use this site have contributed.

If only IkeGami...

Yes, you've been treated badly, but at some point you have to take responsibility for your own actions. Threatening legal action, creating multiple accounts, attempting a denial of service attack, posting threats and insults that have nothing to do with the purpose of the site, and now claiming " I want nothing more than to see this place burned to the ground" are not good ways to get what you want.

If all you want is attention of any form, keep it up. You'll get attention.

If you want people to take you seriously and help you, behave as a reasonable person trying to fit into a community. Your choice.

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In reply to Re^5: We should elminate: Anonymous, and DOWN-voting by chromatic
in thread We should elminate: Anonymous, and DOWN-voting by sundialsvc4

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