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10 Aug 22
@ghost-of-a-duke saidThen why could you not bring yourself to PM me and tell me to use a different pseudonym?
Completely untrue. We continued in a civil manner for a long while after the Chamber was created.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhy not?
No.
You threatened it quite seriously several times on one thread alone.
@divegeester said1. Rusty-free zone - A place where we don't talk about Rusty.
Well it kind of is really isn’t it.
2. Anti-Rusty club - A place where we sit around saying bad things about Rusty.
How are they the same?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidDear me, your casual intellectual dishonesty knows no bounds does it.
1. Rusty-free zone - A place where we don't talk about Rusty.
2. Anti-Rusty club - A place where we sit around saying bad things about Rusty.
How are they the same?
The reason you started the club was to strip the general forum of the key contributors and to therefore ostracise VR from conversations.
It was an anti VR strategy. Malicious and contrived.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidBump for FMF.
I suspect a genuine friend would have asked in advance to change my name on a radio broadcast, especially at a time when things were not good between us. Why didn't you do that?
You have never answered that question.
@ghost-of-a-duke said1. Rusty-free zone and 2. Anti-Rusty club : a place where posters from the General Forum are syphoned off so that Very Rusty is excluded and ignored regardless of the consequences for the General Forum.
1. Rusty-free zone - A place where we don't talk about Rusty.
2. Anti-Rusty club - A place where we sit around saying bad things about Rusty.
How are they the same?
@divegeester saidWell, that's compelling evidence. Case closed.
I remember you saying it!
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhy didn’t you carry out your multiple malicious threats to report me for a breach of the data protection act?
Well, that's compelling evidence. Case closed.
@divegeester saidDo you know the difference between a threat and a warning?
Why didn’t you carry out your multiple malicious threats to report me for a breach of the data protection act?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI thought what I did was fine and humorous too. The show is made by a bunch of friends, after all. If I had wanted to be "malicious" ~ and I didn't ~ then there wouldn't have been any of your onions in the show, let alone two of them. I thought a spoonerized name for you and a spoonerized name for Phil was fine. You should have PM'd me.
I suspect a genuine friend would have asked in advance to change my name on a radio broadcast, especially at a time when things were not good between us. Why didn't you do that?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidBut it’s fine, you can just call me a liar if you like.
Well, that's compelling evidence. Case closed.
@divegeester saidRusty now has full access to previous threads and posts (nothing has been deleted) and is aware of the reality of the situation and not the spin you have always tried to put on it.
Dear me, your casual intellectual dishonesty knows no bounds does it.
The reason you started the club was to strip the general forum of the key contributors and to therefore ostracise VR from conversations.
It was an anti VR strategy. Malicious and contrived.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhy did you make your complaint to the radio station using a local government e-mail account? And why did you pretend it was CONFIDENTIAL when you did not send it to any named person but instead sent it to an account accessed by at least 40 different people at the radio station? What breach of the Data Protection Act were you referring to?
Do you know the difference between a threat and a warning?