Some of us actually like to talk about sports & bettingFor a moderator you start a lot of threads.
It seems like you try and steer the conversations in a certain direction rather than moderate them. As far as helping out, I've been posting some of the many spreadsheets I use to hopefully help someone else and have asked others to join in. You know, sharing information.Some of us actually like to talk about sports & betting
You gonna help us out?
You're entitled to your opinion.HacheMan’s threads are more relevant than your crazy trend threads…
And you post junk - strictly to bash and maintain the Identity of a complete asshole who needs to be banned.You're entitled to your opinion.
This page alone you have started 13 topics. Shouldn't you leave that to the posters visiting the site?For a moderator you start a lot of threads.
I was a poster long before I became a moderatorThis page alone you have started 13 topics. Shouldn't you leave that to the posters visiting the site?
Seems like a conflict of interest. How does one moderate themselves?I was a poster long before I became a moderator
I post because I'm just like you guys - The moderating part is something completely different
That’s part of his job description…to start interesting conversations on various topics…he does a good job even if you don’t agree with him…
Seems like you have nothing to do here except bash others.moderator
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