If you can't get action from the people who are entrusted to run things, you have take it to the person at the top. I sent Vroom a msg a couple of weeks ago, and I'm sure he knows about some of the insults and corrupt voting habits, but he hasn't done enough. Not even a comment. Is there even a code of conduct here? He should at least warn the people who insult others like I've been insulted to stop it. I don't want to give examples again unless Vroom himself wants the links to some of those nodes that I'm talking about, but I think one example is the first post I responded to in this thread.

I don't need to talk to anyone to recover from talking to a cowardly Anonymous Monk. You just admitted you downvote people who call others idiot and asshole. If half of the monks were like you, I'd have no problem staying here, but I'd still have a problem with your cowardly, XP whoring ways, and of course with your opinion of me.

In reply to Re^13: Wassercrats: Why are you still here? by Wassercrats
in thread Abigail-II and some thoughts by pg

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