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I had hoped it wouldn't turn out like this, but so be it.
> Both those who appreciated my feats and I were staying on topic
There has only ever been one person who "appreciated your feats". The fact that they were staying on topic is hardly surprising considering they're the same person who started the thread. Whether people remain on topic or not is irrelevant; this topic does not need discussion.
> you're trying to get the last word here while telling everyone to literally STFU
I thought long and hard before deciding to recommend people not to post in this thread again. The point was not to prevent anyone from posting at all, it was to actually allow what I recommended to take place. I appreciate that this was an unlikely prospect to begin with, and seeing as it has become obvious that you aren't being cooperative, I take back what I said. I don't mind people posting here and I'm not going to try to bury the thread.
> if I craved for attention you would see my tripcode blazing everywhere in the internet-neighbourhood
Frankly, I don't believe you have posted anonymously at all since taking up your tripcode.
> that affection of that "You" person is his personal thing
I think it's safe to say that it involves you as well.
> you keep your waifu a secret from everyone
No, I simply don't talk about her where it isn't relevant. There has never been a thread or discussion in a thread regarding people's waifus and, unlike some, I don't feel the need to shout my love from the rooftops. Is that such a terrible thing?
> You promise to bump this thread off
I promised nothing. It was simply my plan at the time, which, unfortunately, relied on you being cooperative. Evidently I was too optimistic.
> What a marvelous way to sink DQN in bad quality!
I'm not even 100% sure what you were trying to say here. Do you mean to say that making ten posts in ten separate threads is somehow going to reduce the overall quality of this website?
> your post is one huge "I DON'T GET IT!" outcry
Yes, you're absolutely right! I don't "get" what compels either of you to post what you do. Regardless, it has become obvious that it is not conducive to the enjoyment of other people here. I am not going to pretend that I stand for every poster here; I don't need to. They have made their opinions clear enough already, even if you weren't listening.
> Why didn't you follow your own advice?
My two pieces of advice were "exchange email addresses with Espeon" and "be more considerate of others". Please, go back and read the part of my post addressed to you again.
I want to make my stance absolutely clear. I am not telling either of you to leave. I am not telling you to stop posting with a tripcode. I only want what is best for everyone here. I have always tried to make recommendations which are in the best interests of all involved, even if I don't agree with or "get" them.
My previous post was directed towards >>1. This one is for you. I don't hate you, but the posts you make are... not very good. They rarely add anything to the discussion and all too often rely on poorly used jokes and references. Even so, you have occasionally made good posts as well, and I have no reason whatsoever to want you gone. I simply want you to think about what you post more. As I said previously, be considerate. Do other people really want to read that? Does it further the discussion? Is it actually funny?
I also can't help but notice that you're posting habits are very different from anyone else's. You very rarely post in the collaborative threads, such as the DQN Short Novel thread or the song threads. You post mainly about your own opinions or things you personally find interesting. You only reply to or enter ongoing discussions with people when they criticise you.
I can't help but feel that you are trying to live up to the name you have created for yourself. Try posting anonymously a little. It feels wonderful to be able to offer a throwaway comment or judgement without any consequences!
Please, consider what I have said.