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Originally posted by TerribleTadpole: ↑

Okay... that's enough. I'm ignoring this guy. I enjoyed the almost-but-not-quite haiku quality of his posts. I enjoyed the funny and whimsical sign-offs, especially the parrot theme. But I can't tolerate the negatives any more. The pattern is clear:
He questions everybody's judgement without producing a single argument to explain why their judgement is questionable.
He criticises posters personally by belittling them, making harsh comments about their intelligence or knowledge, again without producing any evidence or facts to justify his comments.
His posts are negative and destructive without any positive elements.

He's had plenty of time to get up to speed with the technology, the state of the company, the business plans, and he hasn't done any of it. He's clearly here to enjoy the reactions he gets from other posters.

It's a game I refuse to play. @samcro , @MSIMaker , @Redbar , @AlCp – it's a pity to see you guys wasting your valuable time on him, and allowing him to divert you from your normally informative, well-considered posts.

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Ahhh, and I have have missed it all by doing the obvious.....all of you do yourself a favour and ignore them all, normal debate either side of the coin is fine but these trolls are another thing, I noticed a few Doctor ( supposed) down ramps, looks like they affected the sp too.
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