[1.Local]: This week in WoW Insider comments

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4-25-2008 @ 4:59PM

Treima said...

I don't think Yeng is wrong. It would not have gotten as bad as it did were it not for the Kingdom of Fail trolls (Alts, Freaked, and Thedarkelite to name a few) with typing dyslexia being so contrarian and immature about the entire deal, even when confronted with strong arguments by the WoWInsider faithful regarding the crass nature with which their guild's officer handled the situation.

4-25-2008 @ 9:04PM

Coherent said...

Their guild's officer /was/ the situation, hehe :)

4-25-2008 @ 9:17PM

Shakkra said...

THIS is just too funny! Someone on the Khadgar official forums just pointed out that Jathar's 3v3 arena team is named "JaQ Me Off Mom" ... LOL just too much - and it's true, or so the Armory indicates.

So maybe Random Troll had something there...

4-28-2008 @ 1:17PM

Alts said...

since i doubt you could find this on your own. LET Me point you to
the laws on harrassment since you are extremely stupid. they will be
subpoenaing all the log from this article.

but here is the law so you think its a joke lol.....

Anonymous Internet Harassment Federal Crime

Internet harassment, the anonymous kind, is now a federal crime.

The Communications Act of 1934 criminalizes anonymous harassment by a
telecommunications device. Congress recently amended the law to
criminalize anonymous harassment via the Internet

If someone is blogging or commenting anonymously about a private
citizen in an “obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, or indecent”
manner ” with intent to “annoy, abuse, threaten, or harass,” it
is actionable, according to the new law.

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