Incase I wasn't clear, it shouldn't be necessary for me to say what needs to be changed, and even if things were changed, the way people used their votes when they had them, and their insults, would make me know what kind of people I'd be helping, so I wouldn't.

Compare this community to LinuxQuestions.org. From http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/register.php?s=&action=signup:

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Compared to that, Perlmonks is a hell hole, and Vroom is the devil.

In reply to Re^5: Wassercrats: Why are you still here? by Wassercrats
in thread Abigail-II and some thoughts by pg

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