Bit Master
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I have the solution to all the trading, public giveaways, and begging for invites.
1. close the Bt invites forum
2. Ban users who trade, beg for invites, or have public giveaways in the other forums.
As it stands right now it seems to me that FST enables this behavior by allowing it.
Just my humble opinion.
I'll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there's evidence of any thinking going on inside it. (Terry Prattchet)
Ol' Skool P2P
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Slut up !
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That selection was made just for that reason, So i doubt they are going to close it.
You may not like it, but i do belive its come to stay.
Just do like me, i hardly poke my head in there
My e-penis is so big it makes John Holmes look like a little boy.
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And that is the reason why it is a separate forumOriginally Posted by Cheffy
That selection was made just for that reason, So i doubt they are going to close it.
You may not like it, but i do belive its come to stay.
Just do like me, i hardly poke my head in there
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-There's no money in closing it
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Fst philosopher
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why ban ?... why not control it?
For Serving Community
Bit Master
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Where is the money in keeping it open?-There's no money in closing it
I'll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there's evidence of any thinking going on inside it. (Terry Prattchet)
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donations, from people who like to trade and hop accounts. How else are they going to get on sites they want if they can't trade for it :-P
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i don't see why this is such a big fucking deal. unless you're a site admin, why do people care so goddamn much if other people trade? i'm not a trader, but that's the whole point you can do it if you want, and if not you aren't affected
its not like sites are flooded and overwhelmed with irresponsible users that got an invite from someone they don't know. jezess
Bit Master
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That is controlling it.
I'll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there's evidence of any thinking going on inside it. (Terry Prattchet)
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