
He's a troll that I find likeable a lot of the time, but that doesn't alter the fact that he's a troll.
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:37, archived)

and I appreciate how good you are at stirring people sometimes, except when you successfully manage to stir me!
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:41, archived)

If it goes a little further, we could all lose our jobs if it were found out we were associated with it.
It's also hateful and unfunny.
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:42, archived)

There are times when this message board looks like a very unpleasant place, and there are a number of views expressed* that I'm not that comfortable about being associated with.
*maybe in jest, but it's not always easy to tell
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:47, archived)

those views are expressed!
That's what words are!
It wouldn't be okay to spraypaint racist remarks on a wall in jest.
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:50, archived)

but what you are doing with that comparison is ignoring the context. There is quite clearly a non-serious atmosphere about the place, whereas a public wall is not in a non-serious context.
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:54, archived)

All the time there are racist-looking posts on the board we are turning away nice people or, worse, attracting real racists.
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:56, archived)

don't fucking visit it at work!
b3ta has, for as long as I've been a member at least, and presumably for as long as you've been a member, featured a large quantity of material that would be awful if it were not in this context. Bad taste/sick jokes are all over the bloody place. There are a lot of far worse things posted on the picture board than on /talk.
If you think you would lose your job for visiting b3ta at work, then take some responsibility for your own actions and don't visit it at work.
( , Mon 4 Jul 2005, 13:50, archived)