General Forum

Never donated any cards to Goodwill, but they did get a bunch of furniture, televisions, stereos, clothes, and sporting goods equipment.

You know, there are just some things that some people are just not allowed to talk about in some places sometimes.  

Sean...don't feed the troll. 

Trolling, if you don't know, is (but not limited to):

• Going to a message board and specifically trying to cause problems with other members
• Posting nonsensical topics that are not relevant to subject at hand. 
• Lying about events to make themselves look like a victim or other members look bad, such as editing their own posts and claiming they were censored
• Attacking the hobby or hobbyists they are supposedly a fan of
• Posting the same thing in multiple places on the forum
• Stating things as truth that never actually happened

Trolls thrive on aggravating and annoying members of whatever forum they have chosen to attack, and take great joy in making people upset. Every time someone argues with them or shows they are upset...that they "got to you"...the troll wins. The best course of action is to ignore them, and do not take the bait. Eventually, when they realize that their efforts to cause problems are for naught, they usually move on to find someone new to hassle.  Most get banned from the forums before that happens. 

It's sad that people have nothing better to do with their lives than try to hurt other people, but the air of anonymity provided by the internet has been known to bring out the worst in people. It's especially sad when it's someone who used to be an actual contributing member of the forum being attacked that turns. But, it's probably inevitable, as I've seen it on every single message board I've been a part of over the past 18 years.

Sean...don't feed the troll. 

Trolling, if you don't know, is (but not limited to):

• Going to a message board and specifically trying to cause problems with other members
• Posting nonsensical topics that are not relevant to subject at hand. 
• Lying about events to make themselves look like a victim or other members look bad, such as editing their own posts and claiming they were censored
• Attacking the hobby or hobbyists they are supposedly a fan of
• Posting the same thing in multiple places on the forum
• Stating things as truth that never actually happened

Trolls thrive on aggravating and annoying members of whatever forum they have chosen to attack, and take great joy in making people upset. Every time someone argues with them or shows they are upset...that they "got to you"...the troll wins. The best course of action is to ignore them, and do not take the bait. Eventually, when they realize that their efforts to cause problems are for naught, they usually move on to find someone new to hassle.  Most get banned from the forums before that happens. 

It's sad that people have nothing better to do with their lives than try to hurt other people, but the air of anonymity provided by the internet has been known to bring out the worst in people. It's especially sad when it's someone who used to be an actual contributing member of the forum being attacked that turns. But, it's probably inevitable, as I've seen it on every single message board I've been a part of over the past 18 years.