Since it seems easier for the AnandTech Moderators to close every topic regarding trolling, name-calling, post-whoring and other misbehaviours, than actually doing something about it, I'll just post this in here, were someone will actually read it.
Look here, trolls: Everyone is sick and tired of you. Please stop your trolling. None of us cares whether you love Intel or AMD, and we don't care what kind of processor runs your computer. The one time we do care about it is when it needs overclocking, you need advice or if it's broken. If your topic/post has nothing to do with this, please don't post it. An example of a troll post:
This is a perfect example of trolling. This user implies that one company is superior to another. We don't care about the company, troll. We want the superior product, not the name. Also, this user caresses the company he adores by using a special name for them.
When a troll is pointed to his/her misbehaviour, they resort to name-calling, false numbers/benchmarks and fake arguments. I believe I speak for everyone (except the trolls themselves) when I say that the trolling must come to an end.
I know this post may get me a warning, or even a ban, but I'd rather not be on a forum than on a forum ruined by trolls. I'm sorry to say this, but the AnandTech Moderators are doing a poor job in the CPU forum. It seems that they are so full of themselves that they feel to superior to listen to the simple user, and ban us some trolls. For example, Duvie opened a topic in which he applied for Moderator. He got a whole lot of support, but the topic was closed for no apparant reason.
I started a topic about the trolls, and it was closed, also for no reason. Please, AnandTech Moderators, please. Ban the trolls.
(In other news: This is probably my longest post ever. Cool, huh?
)
Look here, trolls: Everyone is sick and tired of you. Please stop your trolling. None of us cares whether you love Intel or AMD, and we don't care what kind of processor runs your computer. The one time we do care about it is when it needs overclocking, you need advice or if it's broken. If your topic/post has nothing to do with this, please don't post it. An example of a troll post:
This is a perfect example of trolling. This user implies that one company is superior to another. We don't care about the company, troll. We want the superior product, not the name. Also, this user caresses the company he adores by using a special name for them.
When a troll is pointed to his/her misbehaviour, they resort to name-calling, false numbers/benchmarks and fake arguments. I believe I speak for everyone (except the trolls themselves) when I say that the trolling must come to an end.
I know this post may get me a warning, or even a ban, but I'd rather not be on a forum than on a forum ruined by trolls. I'm sorry to say this, but the AnandTech Moderators are doing a poor job in the CPU forum. It seems that they are so full of themselves that they feel to superior to listen to the simple user, and ban us some trolls. For example, Duvie opened a topic in which he applied for Moderator. He got a whole lot of support, but the topic was closed for no apparant reason.
I started a topic about the trolls, and it was closed, also for no reason. Please, AnandTech Moderators, please. Ban the trolls.
(In other news: This is probably my longest post ever. Cool, huh?
)
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