As we have seen from the recent poll, most of the regulars have voted that Ron Bizzle should have been banned for the highly offensive posts he made and his unwillingness to apologise for them. This last week, there has been hardly any talk about pinball at all, and this is primarily because he is still wandering around with only a warning saying that he did nothing wrong.
I believe that most people think what he did was unforgivable, and the situation his continued presence has created is killing this site. All I want to do is get back to releasing my work and passing on my knowledge, but I feel I can't do this here with him still around, because I am not comfortable with the fact that his behaviour has been tolerated with a simple warning.
If there are enough people in favour of this, I would like to suggest we boycott this site for a number of days, maybe even a week, in protest at the posts that were made and how strongly we feel about it. We want the admin to understand that we, the regulars, the life blood of the forum, want the site to get back to normal, but it won't happen unless he's gone.
Maybe I'm overreacting, but I hope many of you will see this as a point of principle. We want to save the site, not kill it. Who's with me on this?
I believe that most people think what he did was unforgivable, and the situation his continued presence has created is killing this site. All I want to do is get back to releasing my work and passing on my knowledge, but I feel I can't do this here with him still around, because I am not comfortable with the fact that his behaviour has been tolerated with a simple warning.
If there are enough people in favour of this, I would like to suggest we boycott this site for a number of days, maybe even a week, in protest at the posts that were made and how strongly we feel about it. We want the admin to understand that we, the regulars, the life blood of the forum, want the site to get back to normal, but it won't happen unless he's gone.
Maybe I'm overreacting, but I hope many of you will see this as a point of principle. We want to save the site, not kill it. Who's with me on this?