so what did I miss?

[buck]

I'm engaged.

[DaDigi]

[Lord-RahL]

PFFFF...

Yea right..

Buck engaged...

Next youll tell me that their is a new Stargate TV series in the works...





RahL

[buck]

Next youl be telling me the best guy I ever met here is back...

RAHL!!!

[Neimenljivi]

You missed TGW being sold to a different admin

~N

[Juliette]

You missed TGW being sold to a different admin

~N

Really? It was sold?! Interesting, and slightly confusing. I wonder when Forum will let me know I have a new boss then.

[Neimenljivi]

Ah so he gave it to you?

~N

[Setesh]

RAHL!

[Loki™]

Ah so he gave it to you?

~N

No. Support is an accurate name in more than one way.

[ƒëmmë]

Ah so he gave it to you?

~N

[Neimenljivi]

Ah so he gave it to you?

~N

No. Support is an accurate name in more than one way.

Hmm so explain one thing to me. I must not understand the word then and apparently the dictionary has it wrong as well.

sup·port (sə-pôrt′, -pōrt′)
tr.v. sup·port·ed, sup·port·ing, sup·ports
1. To bear the weight of, especially from below.
2. To hold in position so as to keep from falling, sinking, or slipping.
3. To be capable of bearing; withstand: "His flaw'd heart . . . too weak the conflict to support" (Shakespeare).
4. To keep from weakening or failing; strengthen: The letter supported him in his grief.
5. To provide for or maintain, by supplying with money or necessities.
6. To furnish corroborating evidence for: New facts supported her story.
7.
a. To aid the cause, policy, or interests of: supported her in her election campaign.
b. To argue in favor of; advocate: supported lower taxes.
8. To endure; tolerate: "At supper there was such a conflux of company that I could scarcely support the tumult" (Samuel Johnson).
9. To act in a secondary or subordinate role to (a leading performer).
n.
1.
a. The act of supporting.
b. The state of being supported.
2. One that supports.
3. Maintenance, as of a family, with the necessities of life.

As far as I know Support means you simply provide what the owner asks you to do, right? So that means someone is above you. That person has been admin Jason. But, wait, what's this?

...For future reference, since October last year, J < me....

Let me get this in bold.

...J < me....

So Support is a secondary, subordinate role to ... drum rolls please ... SUPPORT!
Not admin J which has been the case for a long time. Unless Support isn't being truthful in private messages? Now what kind of Support would that be, someone who gives false info out to the public?

~N

[Mystake]

So Support is a secondary, subordinate role to ... drum rolls please ... SUPPORT!
Not admin J which has been the case for a long time. Unless Support isn't being truthful in private messages? Now what kind of Support would that be, someone who gives false info out to the public?

~N

Its cute that you know how to use a dictionary but in the english language one word/spelling can have multiple definitions and depending on context can mean one thing not the other. Take the word tear, is it a rip or that liquid that comes outta your eyes when you cry? How do you know? What about Customer Service agents; do they help you or serve you or provide you a service? And they are agents? What about cleaning agents? Again, cute that you know how to look things up but that doesn't mean you get to pick and choose how to interpret and define something that so obviously means something else.

[Loki™]

Why must you always be such a smartass. Jo does everything around here for J but he still owns the game. Aka supporting (heavily).

[Neimenljivi]

J still owns the game? Well then J > "Support", don't you think? Which is contrary to what I've been told by Support. Either she's lying (wouldn't be the first time though) or she is in fact above J which would mean she owns the game, not J. I at least wouldn't be thinking of Microsoft Support Team > Bill Gates, would you? Unless Bill Gates would have sold/given his entire shareholders stake to the Microsoft Support Team, in that case Microsoft Support Team > Bill Gates.

Mystake - it's cute you know how to quote me, but I wasn't the one to have brought up the name of Juliette's admin account. Yes, I picked one meaning that supports my case in the most plain and simple way possible, but show me one meaning where support means being the one in charge. You can understand the meaning of a word with no context based on common wits, don't you think? The name "Support" with admin privileges on forums and with posts about implementing stuff within the game certainly doesn't mean the financial support some live by, despite word "support" in context, for instance, "She filled out an application for state support" actually meaning financial support.
Support can be in charge of one aspect, I didn't deny this, but Support will still do what the owner asks Support to do, don't you think? Up to last October, apparently, owner had been Jason and thus J > Juliette. Since October, Juliette (by her own words) > J and that could only mean that she is his superior. Who could be superior to the owner if not a new owner?

So please explain to me how could J own the game and Juliette be only his assistance around here. I can't wrap my head around this, since this would mean that J > Juliette and, based on her own words (again), since Oct. it is the other way round. The only explanation to this would be that Juliette was lying in a private message whilst acting in an official manner.

~N

[Caprila]

You missed..

Lots of wars.

Alliance functions.

Income planet updates.

Great people coming, and going.


The forum trolling is still about the same, from largely the same people