Sassey

Drama queen

noun. Informal. a person who often has exaggerated or overly emotional reactions to events or situations: You’re such a drama queen! You always have to have all the attention.

Can’t you just take a break Drac?

I would like to document another unprofessional exchange with a chat guide.

Context (not captured):

When I logged into the room the conversation was about insurance on bank accounts being covered up to £75,000. I mentioned that it isn’t a good idea to keep that much money in a bank account and it would be better to invest it.

LE responded that…[Read more]

Firstly this is a poll, not a vote. There is no winner or loser. Sampling board user’s opinion of the chat room is a flaw in the methodology, but perhaps this isn’t important.

I’m applying a variation of Paul Samuelson’s stong axiom of revealed preference.

I thought that it was self explanatory, but the general idea is that a stated preference…[Read more]

I didn’t do that intentionally, direct your complaints at Martin.

And yet you refuse to ban people who post homophobic abuse.

This is example of the difference between stated and revealed preference.

People will state that they prefer the chat without guests because it’s the current status quo.

However their revealed preference is that they in fact prefer guests, this is proven by the following:

1. When the members only room was opened nobody used it
2. When guests were…

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So … wheres the ban?

I was told that preventing vile and hateful abuse was this sites #1 priority.

You need to unban them first.

But what is the motivation behind this post?

I guess chat usage must be dropping off, I wonder whyever that could be.

I’m finding it difficult to understand what you are trying to say here.

I do not have any loyalty to JC, why would I?

Why do you have loyalty to it?