Conned? How were you conned? If the posts stand on their own, how did not knowing it was princepawn "con" you. How is one psuedonym ok but two are bad? More than one person on here has multiple logins (can think of two off the top of my head.) And your belief in "schemes" shouldn't require him to deny it. Prove he had a prior motive to slam perl or stop maligning him by implying otherwise. That in particular is the sort of behavior
I'm objecting to, casting him as a pariah. His actions have been marginal, but calling jihaad against him won't help him improve at perl or social contact, you'll martyr him.
I'm having to fight off using religious metaphors
in this discussion...
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