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Mead
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I have witnessed Enigma Nova's behavior over the past few weeks and have been concerned by it.
I understand that he has either voluntarily left the Hive because he could not stand being with us, or he has been expelled because of:
his anti-social, God complex, behavior to all other sentient beings;
his loose cannon, unauthorized diplomatic offers to other factions; and, or
his threats and anti-social relations to both other factions and members within the Hive.
If he was expelled I would like to know who expelled him.
I suggest that we conduct a simple inquiry to what he did and does it warrant expulsion.
Because of both the severity of both the action (expulsion) and the alleged actions of Enigma Nova I think that this should be publicly discussed.
Mead
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Snowflake
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falling, once again
Apr 2003 time: 23:33
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I apologize for causing this.
Last edited by Snowflake on 28-01-2004 at 20:38
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Mead
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quote: Originally posted by HongHu
I apologize for causing this. |
Hong Hu
You, in, no, way, caused, this.
It was either who he was, or who he pretended to be, that meant that this outcome was likely.
I am relieved that his departure came as quickly as it did.
With his behavior worsening, I had expected a meltdown, but had not expected it so soon.
It looks like his decline accelerated once he got more perceived power (turn player) within the Hive.
Enigma Nova, the new one who we were not supposed to comprehend, appears to be a very troubled individual, who will have a very difficult life, if his behavior in real life is even remotely like his behavior here.
Hong Hu, you like all of us, were very patient with him.
I worked hard to hold my tongue. Several weeks ago I composed a post in response to one of his personal attacks on another Hive member. The post which I toned down before posting, initially contained the phrase "Enigma Nova, enough of your venom."
Hong Hu, you have done nothing that you should apologize for.
If anything, the Hive is fortunate to have you as a member who, after trying hard to engage and accept Enigma Nova into civilized society, stood up for all of us, and refused to accept his insults. I, for one, am proud of how you conducted yourself. I think we should all be.
Mead
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Kody
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If life's standing still and your soul's confused
Jun 2003 time: 14:33
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I got some PMs about this, so I came back to have a look and see any way I could help out. To say honestly, there's nothing really fruitful I can contribute.
I'm with Zero on this issue.
However, from what I've heard Enigma has taken some things to inapproiate levels, crossing one of the major rules of online communities that usually gets people banned.
From what I understand he threatened someone on the real life level? Someone correct me if I'm wrong on that. That's a big no no and at a MUD I used to play at that would get people banned (although since most of them were kids they got unbanned after a month). What made it extra scary is Enigma seems be strongly focused on whatever he does. Sort of like me I guess, but nowadays I'm careful what I say. I used to hurt people by blurting out the first thought that entered my mind.
I don't think anyone should be blamed for over-reacting. Neither do I think Enimga should be blamed since I believe personality difficulties are often resolved through making serious mistakes. It's the stupid things I've done that have shaped a large portion of my personality.
If you want to know about mistakes, I started a minor forest fire by mistake at camp when I was 14. Basically the group I was in was flicking matches and I decided to learn how and join them. It was fortunate that the fire services put the fire out before it spread and caused serious property damage. I'm not sure who's match started the fire, but the camp coordinators decided it was likely mine. After that I learnt to think carefully of consequences before I do things even if they seem like a good idea at the time.
I'm sure everyone else has similar stories, although some would rather not admit to it and some aren't obvious mistakes. Anyway to put this issue into prespective think of some of the things you've done. That's what I try to do whenever I start looking down at someone, remember that I've screwed up too and whatever they've done doesn't always look that bad.
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Kody
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If life's standing still and your soul's confused
Jun 2003 time: 14:33
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Also while saying that Enigma shouldn't be blamed, I believe such situations should still be taken seriously.
There should always be consequences. Rather, by putting things in prespective you don't make a fool of yourself by over reacting and if you need to make a decision you know that you doing so with a level head.
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Kody
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If life's standing still and your soul's confused
Jun 2003 time: 14:33
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For the record I could be wrong, but I don't think he did what he claimed.
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