I was thinking that too, lol. It's almost eerie to see how many people who've answered these threads have gotten banned.
They say everyone has a talent... I guess mine is attracting trolls.
You calling me and cinder and love_comes_softly and Sculpt and Rod trolls?
Hey now.
I didn't say that every now and then, I don't get lucky and attract a few QUALITY trolls from the bunch.
After all, like attracts like.
Of the 103 and counting various accusations I've had over the years (if I kept track, it might be an entire hobby in and of itself,) this reminded of the guy who once told me I was a troll and a just a guy posing as a woman.
And of course, he was later banned. ]
What would that be, exactly?
A trans-poster?!
Actually, I have to admit, perhaps a little self-indulgently, that the people I get a kick out of most are the ones who explode onto the scene without knowing anything about anyone here or the general community, then try to take it over by storm.
Then they want to dictate to everyone else how to post, how to act, what subjects we can and cannot talk about as Christians -- but without ever adhering to their own rules. We've seen countless numbers of people like this over the years (and yeah, they often seem to wind up in the threads I've put up, lol.)
The most ironic thing is that a good number of people who do this -- drumroll -- wind up getting banned themselves, and often fairly quickly.
Granted, when I first joined this site, I was a much more depressed and angry person (even more so than I am now!) so in many ways, it's only due to the grace of the mods who were willing to give me a chance that I'm still here.
One of my other favorite accusations have been the times when people have told me I'm running a clique.
It's so ironic to me because wherever I go and whatever happens in my life, I'm just the same nerdy gal I've always been. Certainly not some groupie ringleader or mastermind, lol.
I think the thing they don't realize is that if you stay on a site for 13 years -- all under the same name, as we have many long-timers who have changed names multiple times, which is fine, but just not for me -- spend all the time one would devote to a regular hobby (like watching TV) to writing and getting to know people instead...
Well, the chances are pretty high that you're just going to get to know quite a few people. It's like seeing someone with a business and assuming they have it made -- the outside observer doesn't see all the work that goes into it.
And even if I DID change my username, Everyone Would Know Who It Was the First Time I Put Up a Thread.