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[Sheath]

How has this topic not been moved to the Fail Bin by Ephi? I'm sure he really wants to.

Especially with his track record of trying to close websites that get noticed or pose any slight inconvenience to RTB, it is indeed odd.

This is a legitimate resource though. But thanks for noticing how his moderation fails.

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Especially with his track record of trying to close websites that get noticed or pose any slight inconvenience to RTB, it is indeed odd.

This is a legitimate resource though. But thanks for noticing how his moderation fails.

Sure... But the problem is your too opinionated. You are biased by past experiences.

[Sheath]

Sure... But the problem is your too opinionated. You are biased by past experiences.

Actually, there is no opinion in the news articles. Its intentionally kept apart. If you can't see this you are dumb.

The most biased and unfactual articles came from you anyway.

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Actually, there is no opinion in the news articles. Its intentionally kept apart. If you can't see this you are dumb.

You think that, because you wrote them. It's not like I can force you to think something. A biased journalist decides if he is biased or not.

Like the U.S. Justice System 

[-Jetz-]

How has this topic not been moved to the Fail Bin by Ephi? I'm sure he really wants to.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

Because Ephi seems to find it hilarious. Kinda like that Blockland Cloud development thread.

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Because Ephi seems to find it hilarious. Kinda like that Blockland Cloud development thread.

OH GOD, LOL!

[Sheath]

You think that, because you wrote them.

Uh, no. Its quite obvious to see the different between opinion pieces and news pieces. This is why you were fired, because you can't write and you are stupid. So I can't take any advice from you since, for just under a year of operation, only your articles ever had to be removed or received formal complaints for being filled with made up information. So congrats.

[Kalphiter]

OH GOD, LOL!

And I guess it just happens to be in Ephialtes' interest to remove things.

[Tom]

Actually, there is no opinion in the news articles. Its intentionally kept apart. If you can't see this you are dumb.

Considering this whole article is pretty much just interviewing people, it's opinion. Sure, opinions from different people but still opinions from random people.
Instead of interviewing a bunch of people you could have had someone who knew what they were doing look at the code to see if there is any way this could be intentional.

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Uh, no. Its quite obvious to see the different between opinion pieces and news pieces. This is why you were fired, because you can't write and you are stupid. So I can't take any advice from you since, for just under a year of operation, only your articles ever had to be removed or received formal complaints for being filled with made up information. So congrats.

Do you like to consider Ephi's posts complements?

I have since learned better on writing, I'm not sure about you anymore.

And I guess it just happens to be in Ephialtes' interest to remove things.

You think?

[Sheath]

Considering this whole article is pretty much just interviewing people, it's opinion. Sure, opinions from different people but still opinions from random people.

In news journalism, that is considered a source. If you use your logic, everything ever written is opinion, which it isn't.

If you guys want to talk about what is what on the blog, first learn a little about writing. I didn't realize so many people were that challenged.

[-Jetz-]

Considering this whole article is pretty much just interviewing people, it's opinion. Sure, opinions from different people but still opinions from random people.
Instead of interviewing a bunch of people you could have had someone who knew what they were doing look at the code to see if there is any way this could be intentional.

Every time I try to read RTB's code without knowing exactly what I'm looking for and where to find it, I get lost easily. It's like trying to read a book with a high density of big words I don't understand really quickly. I get through it without remembering a thing about what I just skimmed over, but with the urge to proceed anyway rather to try and read it again.

[Conan]

Articles read as legit newspapers.

too bad most of the news here is about unimportant stuff.

[Tom]

In news journalism, that is considered a source. If you use your logic, everything ever written is opinion, which it isn't.

It's not a accurate source. You're asking a bunch of random people with no credibility. It's like asking a bunch of people on the street about what they think about some complex scientific theory they don't understand. I can understand why people's opinion might be important, but it shouldn't be a priority if you don't really have any idea of what could be causing this. You could have easily gave the code to someone who could look it over and decided if this was intentional or not, but instead you just asked a bunch of people what they think of it.

[Sheath]

It's not a accurate source.

We are talking about the difference of opinion and news here. Stay on topic if you are going to start complaining.