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Howdy!

Amen! Nothing Wassercrats has done warrants the death penalty, as it were.

For my part in attempting to not contribute to the problem, I have stopped voting on Wassercrats's posts and on the replies they generate. I'm not going to feed the troll any more. He clearly revels in the large, negative XP total he as accumulated, and I'm not gonna enable him.

If he changes his spots and stops being a troll, I may reconsider, but I'm going to be rather conservative in my actions. I encourage others to consider just not voting on his stuff. If you really want to hurt him, don't vote at all. Leave his nodes with a reputation of zero. That will stop encouraging him.

yours,
Michael

In reply to Re^2: Fed Up by herveus
in thread Fed Up by Anonymous Monk

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