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And to those wondering, disciplinary measures have been used against staff members in the past.
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Yep...Originally posted by Solver
And to those wondering, disciplinary measures have been used against staff members in the past.
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If I'm not mistaken, very recently, a exception has been made on rule number 1 .Originally posted by Nikolai
1.) Noone who expresses a wish to become mod becomes one.
2.) It takes much, hard and timeconsuming work to function as a mod, remember. It's not certain you'd like it anyway.
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1.) Noone who expresses a wish to become mod becomes one.
That seems weird, only someone who would post such a thing is insane enough to give up the time it takes to be a mod.
Besides, posting random stupidities is the point of the OT and all the fun would go out of it if one had to be stern and reproachful.
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yin? or some more recent eventOriginally posted by Solver
And to those wondering, disciplinary measures have been used against staff members in the past.?
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How many heads does Ming have?Originally posted by Gramphos
yin? or some more recent event?
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Ask Rasbelin as well. (+1)(+1)Comment
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The Mighty Ming himself, actually. something about a drunken poly meet...Originally posted by Gramphos
yin? or some more recent event?
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*envisions whips and chains flaying tender, exposed flesh*Originally posted by Solver
And to those wondering, disciplinary measures have been used against staff members in the past.
Y'mean punishments like that?
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Well Ming's punishment was weak - I guess he has just made himself too useful to be really punishable.
Rasbelin and Yin (from old threads discussing it, anyway) got it worse.
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I remember that. Ming loast his most mighty powers. Still think Yin is the worst case so far.Originally posted by Dissident
The Mighty Ming himself, actually. something about a drunken poly meet...Creator of the Civ3MultiToolComment
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You are mistakenOriginally posted by alva
If I'm not mistaken, very recently, a exception has been made on rule number 1 .
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Was talking 'bout the other one, your colleague.
Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing?
Then why call him God? - EpicurusComment
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Yin resigned, if I recall correctly...
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