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plushie · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:50 am

Read for you look upon wise sayings: The Moderators are Idiots

There must be a new staffer having too much fun with the (wrn) and the (frz) button. And the Neoboards are heck to post on, and you shouldn't have been warned for being nice! A moderator is telling a LOT of members they wanna be fired by warning them without proof, which HAS happened (I'm pretty sure MorningStar (sp?) has proof, it happened a while ago to my understanding though) and the moderators just took the report happy person's word for it...

I stay as far away from posting unless it's ABSOLUTELY needed, its how i got FOUR warnings on my previous account until it was frozen (not from warnings *twitches*)

*coughYou Can send jellies my way if you can't find a plave to get rid of them, I have to feed my pets

Cough* xD

OmniIcyshelf · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:51 am

Lord Nword wrote:

*shrug*

I just learn to deal with it...

As in never posting on the neoboards...

I also had the thought earlier on the other PPT post today of:
"Don't you know a decent number of us PPTers totally avoid the Neoboards?"

And you just proved why too... No flaming intended.

I went there because I had no CHOICE. I was dead-set on that giveaway. Yes, I never visit the NeoBoards unless there is a good reason to or I'm REALLY, REALLY bored, because although discussion on PPT can actually have quite a bit of substance and the people here are always nice (or at least try to be

), people don't post quite as often as on, say, the NeoBoards or a chatroom, etc.

Keith · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:51 am

Chao wrote:

Someone most likely reported you because they are "Report Happy", a condition also known as "Stupid".

Yea, I just wouldn't go to the neoboards. Ever.

Why can't they make a good rules page? The only reason I can find is that if they did that, then they couldn't freeze forthings they just didn't like that weren't on the rules page... Which is how it should be.

Rachel · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:52 am

if you need to find people to give them to, camp at the money tree yourself and give a jelly to everyone who donates there.

OmniIcyshelf · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:54 am

r4che1 wrote:

if you need to find people to give them to, camp at the money tree yourself and give a jelly to everyone who donates there.

There's another problem with the Money Tree, and it's that most people just give away stuff like Eye mashed potatoes, crumbled omelettes, et cetera- in other words, they don't out of charity, but out of just wanting to get rid of stuff.

plushie · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:55 am

OmniIcyshelf wrote:

r4che1 wrote:

if you need to find people to give them to, camp at the money tree yourself and give a jelly to everyone who donates there.

There's another problem with the Money Tree, and it's that most people just give away stuff like Eye mashed potatoes, crumbled omelettes, et cetera- in other words, they don't out of charity, but out of just wanting to get rid of stuff.

There have been many codestones going to the tree lately, I know, I've seen over 50 today, maybe they'd like some

OmniIcyshelf · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:56 am

PLUSHIE! I'M A GUY! X.x

I don't think I could give away a thousand anyway, and what if people really didn't want it that much? That's why I turned to the NeoBoards. Sometimes I'm suicidal or simply defiant, and I'll probably go right back to the NeoBoards and start the giveaway again.

plushie · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:57 am

Sorry, I call a lot of people backwards gender-wise ><;;

I'll fix it!! :oops:

Chao · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:57 am

OmniIcyshelf wrote:

r4che1 wrote:

if you need to find people to give them to, camp at the money tree yourself and give a jelly to everyone who donates there.

There's another problem with the Money Tree, and it's that most people just give away stuff like Eye mashed potatoes, crumbled omelettes, et cetera- in other words, they don't out of charity, but out of just wanting to get rid of stuff.

Was that not what you were doing, to some extent?

OmniIcyshelf wrote:

Want a piece? Post here, PLEASE! I gotta get rid of the stuff

Don't get me wrong, it's terrible that you were warned for being kind, and many neoboarders are idiots, but donating to The Money Tree is still helping someone, somewhere. =)

OmniIcyshelf · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:01 am

Chao wrote:

OmniIcyshelf wrote:

r4che1 wrote:

if you need to find people to give them to, camp at the money tree yourself and give a jelly to everyone who donates there.

There's another problem with the Money Tree, and it's that most people just give away stuff like Eye mashed potatoes, crumbled omelettes, et cetera- in other words, they don't out of charity, but out of just wanting to get rid of stuff.

Was that not what you were doing, to some extent?

OmniIcyshelf wrote:

Want a piece? Post here, PLEASE! I gotta get rid of the stuff

Don't get me wrong, it's terrible that you were warned for being kind, and many neoboarders are idiots, but donating to The Money Tree is still helping someone, somewhere. =)

Helping someone who just wants to fill his (or her) coffers while leaving the REALLY poor people to rot.

Yes, I said that I needed to get rid of the stuff because I got so much of it. I thought it would be easy to give away; maybe I should just have settled for 250

But my original intention was just to give a thousand good people around the site stuff for Christmas and the New Year.

Rachel · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:09 am

i say make some trades with a few jellies in each and put the wishlist as "free to a good home" that'll at least get rid of a few more.

its a nice idea, but hard to actually carry out unfortunately

plushie · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:12 am

r4che1 wrote:

i say make some trades with a few jellies in each and put the wishlist as "free to a good home" that'll at least get rid of a few more.

its a nice idea, but hard to actually carry out unfortunately

Ideas:
Money Tree
Random Gifting
Sell 'em
Give them to the other PPTers:)

hydruxo · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:15 am

skizzy the wonder lizard wrote:

when will TNT learn? either make CLEAR, CONCISE RULES or get rid of the freaking neoboards.

or even better, both.

It's in the Terms and Conditions.

Quote:

promotions offering prizes of any sort (including contests, raffles, lotteries, chain letters or any kind of giveaway)

skizzy the wonder lizard · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:39 am

hydruxo wrote:

skizzy the wonder lizard wrote:

when will TNT learn? either make CLEAR, CONCISE RULES or get rid of the freaking neoboards.

or even better, both.

It's in the Terms and Conditions.

Quote:

promotions offering prizes of any sort (including contests, raffles, lotteries, chain letters or any kind of giveaway)

but omni's giveaway wasn't part of a promotion. it was simply a giveaway with no strings attached. not a prize, a gift. big difference.

Rachel · **Posted:** Mon Dec 27, 2004 4:45 am

but unfortunately, even tho there's a big difference, there's a very fuzzy line difining them.

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