Isnt this hypocrisy?

[SHUVT]

Arrggghhh my eyes....... Not the dreaded blue rapist typist.

At least he still doesn't proof read his posts. Creature of habit he smoke 2 packs a day....

[p1r4t3]

PF, I am gonna use red colour just for U..

& I havent logged into revolt since I opened this thread, and I havent told any of my "revolt friends" to come and post here, for ur information. If u want check( oh wait, u ve been banned several times , use one of ur lame ass spies to do it. )

And, as usual u ll agree with ur trader buddies, big deal.

And for all ur talk, check the votes on the poll. U r clearly losing , and as one of the bigger traders of them all, u seem to be the biggest Individual. LOL.. Now now, I am sure u ll have ur Real poor /trader /vtg /ghey mates to rig the poll in your favour, but we all know the truth.

[Something Else]

He's doing just fine.

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Just a bit lonely.

[bikernin]

couldnt resist lol
yes it is hypocritical to a certain extent. after all the very fact that you are trading means that you are trading means you are treating a tracker as a commodity. the only exception to this is when both the parties involved in a trade actually seek the sites they are trading. in such a scenario, the case of passing on that invite/account to someone else is not going to exist anyway. but 99% of the trades here i believe are to move up a level or just to collect trackers. such a person is most likely to pass on that invite/account to someone else if he/she gets a better offer because after all thats what they are trading for.
i agree with 'Sgt' that people use community as an excuse to get a tracker while trading. usually 'community' translates as 'higher level' or 'better value'.
nice view from Detale that the entire community is based on trust. even traders have tp trust that FST mods wont give away their ips to the trackers they are trading
and finally to agree with Patriot, not all traders are bad. while they have trading ambitions, they do sometimes have a genuine desire to help out noobs or friends by giving out some invites from time to time. i dont think such an act should have anything to do with trading and is completely exclusive from it

[Night0wl]

When doing give aways, hard core traders are just trying to pass off the illusion that they really are genuinely good people, that care about the wellbeing of the community, be it here or at the trackers they have absolutely no respect for. They think it somehow makes them less undesirable and who knows.. maybe a bit less

[nkhlsrf]

totally agree with u blue-skies...ppl do that...when they see that there is a chance of getting a free giveaway...they becum humble n stuff..and immediately aftr that ull see them trading ther with all their might...
trading is gay !!!

[sense]

Forget the whole hypocrisy angle, I think trading as a whole is bad. With that being said I am also not going to say that traders are scum, evil, bad people. IMO they are just making the wrong choice when it comes to trading/not trading but we all make mistakes in our real lives over and over, hopefully we can all learn from them.

[aysomc]

i think that i am in the love with the smiley.

[Something Else]

........gay !!!

Hat?

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[josegavara]

1. account trading is wrong, you don't own the account in the first place
2. invite trading is wrong as you are only interested in what you are getting not who you are sending to the site.
3. account giveaway wrong (same as 1 )
4. invite giveaway is ok if you act within the tracker/forum rules and do some checks on who you give the invites to.


and I voted yes