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"...good at it...", Seriously? | 302 comments | Create New Account
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"...good at it...", Seriously?
Authored by: PJ on Wednesday, December 19 2012 @ 03:34 PM EST
SCO was joined by Microsoft trolls, and they
were not amateurs. Actually all the trolls
from the earliest days argue exactly the same
way. I've even wondered if there is some
school for trolls and shills or a handbook
they all work from, because it never gets
any better and the themes are absolutely
identical.

It's beyond boring, and that's why years ago,
we voted on a comments policy and decided we
didn't want to be bothered with trolls. So
once they are identifiable, out they go.

As you probably have noticed, I'm incredibly
patient and let people stay and continue long
after I'm positive they are playing games. I
wait until the majority see it and realize it,
and then I move. Just so you know.

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