Quote:Whatever. He has a right to be pissed off (though I agree that he is overreacting a bit), as he was promised back on, met all of our requirements and then was kicked off and had all of his effort wasted
When was he promised a spot on the site, not to be questioned for at least a long while? And when did he cheat on 21 of his times in MKDS to CS?
If he was promised a spot on the site before he sent the 21 times, then he broke our trust. If we can't trust him to not try to find a way to cheat and get away with it, then he shouldn't be able to trust our word either to keep him on the site.
If he was promised a spot on the site after the 21 times were sent in, then I think that promise should never have been made.
Either way, we found emulator software on Fenner's computer, if I recall correctly. Further, he did get inconsistent with his live streams, and even when he played live with me he did get great times yes, but that could just make him an even harder to catch cheater.
That's why I think Fenner's times should be saved and not forgotten; he should, however, I think stay off the site for a good while to come. His messages to the Yahoo Groups seem to only reinforce the message that his mentality hasn't changed since 2007 too.
I would really like to just settle with this issue and move on.
And yes, I think the site should be less flexible with the addition and removal of times to be honest. I don't like how removing times became a sort of blackmail, and now it's as if nothing happened. I definitely like the better representation in the AF, so I'm not really against adding people back, but I would prefer not to run into that mess again.