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People that leave Hive always flaming (ex:shadow, bestpaladin, etc.) what happen to them?? They are insane or what??

Anyway coolsofar leave was really make me shed a tears even after leave people keep mock him, poor guy
 
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Let them cry their own river

The people who leave are either arrogent jerkoffs who think they're the best in the world and leave because we don't bow down to their immagened superiority (Nightmare) or people who post spammish topics that rot brain cells just from being looked at (bestpaladinman)

They're the only ones I've seen recently
 
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Just like Mechon said, people only leave when they think there better then anyone else, and/or think they havn't been treated with respect that they demand. n00bish I say:emote_grin:
 
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the actual reason people flame online at any forums is that it's easy. i read an article in some computer magazine that was talking about now-ancient BBS boards. there would be horrendous and vulgar posts, as well as a lot of flaming. being a now-ancient BBS board, everybody that had access was an adult and middle class, so behaviour would be expected to leaps and bounds better than it was. the problem is that because forums do not require truthful information, but information that is valid, it is wide open to anonymity.

in a book titled something like The Lucifer Effect, an experiment was held modeling a prison with a environment, dress-code, etc. that fostered anonymity ("guards" got aviator glasses & identical uniforms, prisoners had numbers instead of names on their uniforms, etc.) the project basically came close to the Abu Ghraib (if that's how it's spelt) fiasco and was shut down.

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i left for a while because school started and i wasn't allowed on weekdays and i wanted to get game-time in on weekends. but i was pretty much on the way to becoming the ass you may or may not know me as anyways, so i suppose i should probably work to be more civil. this place is great brain food.
 
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