[ SECRET POST #5970 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5970 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Bad Roleplayers Suck]



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Comments

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[Bad Roleplayers Suck]

[(Anonymous)]

That story makes me sad. Sounds like an awful group of people.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm of the opinion that half of the stories on the internet are fake, and one should assume that by default, given how the most outrageous stories are rewarded on the web in general. Especially if they portray OP as a flawless saint that knows what to say or what to do at a specific moment.

With that said, I have seen how vicious communities can get with people causing a faux pas. DWRP has an infamous burn book community that did something far too similar. Tells you something when its remnants pride themselves on having forced games to close.

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Eh. There's definitely value in that sort of thing because a lot of times, people get away with shitty behavior for far too long because their victims are convinced that THEY'RE the ones who somehow did something wrong and thus deserved the treatment they received. But once you get a bunch of victims talking and they realize that the person in question did the same thing to multiple people, it becomes easier to recognize shitty behavior for what it is.