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Thank you for helping me demonstrate a serious flaw in this entire platform.

I deleted that comment immediately after posting it, as I reconsidered how dark of joke it was… yet you were able to see the deleted comment and quote it.

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At least part of the problem is just how many bandwagoning NPCs are obsessed with crypto. Their posts sound like bots because most of them have no original thoughts of their own.

1. That is NOT Michael Jackson
2. What is so amoral about MJ?

My maternal grandfather was born in Italy and moved to the States as a child. Does that open any doors for me?

it is always the right but sometimes he will use the left, but he seems to prefer the right.

so, it’s NOT always the right?

it sounds like I dodged a big bullet.

How?

How did you dodge any kind of bullet, never mind a big one?

Jumpin’ Jesus on a Pogo Stick, not everything is a life or death scenario - you fucking refunded a game.

mmmmmmmn

Delicious copium.

What knock-off Google Translate clone did you use?

"If it’s that urgent, you could have checked my profile.

Have a nice day."

• translation provided by Google Translate (for realsies)

Let’s be fair: doing things the correct way, or just being slightly educated, is often a faux pas in this wasteland pretending to be a civilization.

guillotines

I humbly admit you got me! Well done, mimicking OP’s writing style.

Gross.

I’m playing the NextGen update of Witcher 3 right now and it’s glorious. Really does hold up.

The user base here used to be smarter, then people like you and the OP joined up.

Wow, based on how you write, you and the OP both seem very young. Do you also talk in a stream-of-consciousness manner?

Legit tech guys, sure.

You called them “computer savants legitimately trying to push the boundaries of human technology past is limits” [sic] in the previous comment and that is what I was calling out.

You sounded like an awed cultist talking about their leader!

“Microsoft, a tech company historically known for its opposition to the open source software paradigm, turned to embrace the approach in the 2010s. From the 1970s through 2000s under CEOs Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer, Microsoft viewed the community creation and sharing of communal code, later to be known as free and open source software, as a threat to its business, and both executives spoke negatively against it.”

[emphasis added]

What are you smoking, and where can I get some?

Not to diss Gates or Allen, but neither is a savant of any kind.