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While possibly (even probably) written sarcastically, this post is not blatantly aggressive (at least according to babelfish). While not in English, I don't believe that this is a requirement for PM (although it is encouraged). While repetitive of others written prior by the same author, that is not the reason given for reaping this post ("This idiot needs banning"). Shouldn't the reason for reapage be due to the nature of the post itself, and not based on the person writing the post?

--MidLifeXis


In reply to Re: Reaped: Herr Corion by MidLifeXis
in thread Reaped: Herr Corion by NodeReaper

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