Sigh. Obviously the first part there was a quote from the article. My HTML-fu was weak.

Ooooh, comment drama, my favorite! /popcorn

@Seraph

Nah, no comment drama. All of us involved are in better places now, and I don't give a flying hoot what goes on in Wreck List (affectionately known in my friend circles as Train Wreck). There are still several people I care about in the guild, although you couldn't pay me to go back. I just chuckled to myself when I saw year-and-a-half-old drama referenced in this article because it's par for the course.

Lol. I had a bet with someone that you would you show up to trash the guild from which you g-quit. You just can't help yourself.

It is actually fairly shocking that you, of all people, would have the audacity to mention "character assassination" after you run around the WoW blogs falsely accusing people of being anti-gay, and repeatedly trashing your former guildie on your blog as not deserving her raiding titles.

But anyway, have fun nursing a years-old grudge, and say "hi" to everyone in your fantasy-land where you are ever the victim!

Really I never was asked to sign any sort of loyalty oath. Then again I have been apart of the guild for a little over two straight years.

There never was and never will be a "loyalty oath." There is an application process to join the guild now like oh, thousands of other guilds. But there's no loyalty oath. How would that even work?

Stormy, as someone who chafed under the new leadership, and cracked under the pressure of too many responsibilities, I have to say... the fact that you just had to show up here to piss in their corn flakes is pathetic.

They deserve a lot of credit for what they built, even if some of us cranky oldwr members felt like we didn't belong. I used to empathize with you, despite our disagreements... but unlike you I guess I knew when to walk away.

-O