You have received an infraction at ECCIE Worldwide....

Not gonna happen

as to bean, i hear where you're coming from, but if you see fuckery happening and do/say nothing, then in my opinion, you are basically complicit in the very same fuckery.. Originally Posted by pxmcc

Fuckery? From what I saw, guy came in here, started a bunch of threads, and intentionally antagonized people. It's the mod's forum to run and he got booted.

bean gets a 2nd thread winning post in a single thread.

Fuckery? From what I saw, guy came in here, started a bunch of threads, and intentionally antagonized people. It's the mod's forum to run and he got booted. Originally Posted by beanocook

Ahhhh no!

The guy started threads. Then came the usual same ol drama posters attacking insulting and accusing .
Whether their accusations were true or not they should have not posted and contacted staff of their concerns.
They also should not have posted in his threads with insults accusations and off topic posts.
These same posters are running off new members with their obsession over a certain perma banned member.
Px listed the main perpetrators

Here's an example of pxs spirit and point of thread.

https://www.eccie.net/showpost.php?p...3&postcount=21

Ahhhh no!

The guy started threads. Then came the usual same ol drama posters attacking insulting and accusing .
Whether their accusations were true or not they should have not posted and contacted staff of their concerns.
They also should not have posted in his threads with insults accusations and off topic posts.
These same posters are running off new members with their obsession over a certain perma banned member.
Px listed the main perpetrators Originally Posted by winn dixie

Yeah dude, I can read. I don't come in here often, but I've followed all this drama.

Anyways, if you want to defend him, have at it. Guy looked like a jackass.

Yeah dude, I can read. I don't come in here often, but I've followed all this drama.

Anyways, if you want to defend him, have at it. Guy looked like a jackass. Originally Posted by beanocook

Not defending anyone. Just pointing out the op has solid points.
I posted how to deal with it.
It's the same sewing circle attacking who they presume is someone else.
They've been wrong on some of their assumptions. Running off new members.
Again.... report concerns and don't bring drama to threads. Two wrongs don't make a right. )et staff deal with it and ignore certain posts or threads. It's easy

Reese,
Thank you for that incident report Form. We're handing out copies at lunch to the folks that are still here.

My pleasure UC. Will you be around to hand out little bitch of the year award?
Looks like theirs a neck and neck situation.

I'll ask the gals to put one together. They used to have exactly that for other gals at a couple other clubs.

Okay. Yes. This might not be for me. I don't like bullies especially keyboard bullies. I don't understand how things work here but it's hard for anyone to want to be a part of it unless they are already here. I would love a non sarcastic explanation of how this place works. I put up a Coed thread entitled Reviews and I'm getting flamed . I don't get it

My pleasure UC. Will you be around to hand out little bitch of the year award?
Looks like theirs a neck and neck situation. Originally Posted by R.M.

Proving pxs point. Px, good luck on your concerns and excellent points you brought forward in this thread.

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Proving pxs point. Px, good luck on your concerns and excellent points you brought forward in this thread. Originally Posted by winn crybaby dixie