Guess CORP should boot me, then.

If they do boot you, Illuminati calls first dibs on your future employment. ;)

нет после темных требований политическая из Японии клана. град Жұқтыру.

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i don't see the irony in it maybe i should go back to doing it.

Россияне имеют лучшие шахматисты , не так ли? Они называют меня , Каспаров

Right, Thomas. Here's how it went with Loli:

- Loli posts hentai on the forum

- CORP Gunjikomon Council + Shogun deliberate and issue him an ultimatum- to no longer post on the forum on any thread that has anything to do with the clan

- CORP Gunjikomon Council also begins discussing a resolution to kick Loli from the clan; the debate's centered around whether Loli harmed the reputation of the clan, how badly, what the harm to reputation would entail, whether it meant anything that Loli's been around from the start and only recently started acting like a troll, whether he was likely to behave in such a manner again, etc.; vote was initially 2 yes-1 no-2 abstaining-2 not voted, iirc.

- Loli violates the ultimatum by posting in a thread about the clan and a member of the GC brings that up

- CORP Gunjikomon Council resolution has some votes change due to Loli violating the ultimatum

- Shogun approves the resolution to kick Loli

- CORP Gunjikomon Council reaches the minimum 4 votes for the resolution to pass

- I message Loli and kick him from the clan

The vote system allowed us to take that into account. We didn't expect Loli to post hentai on the forum again after he'd gotten banned for it by Fizzer, but realized that we'd lost our ability to trust him and that he'd become a liability to the clan's members.

For CORP in particular, the voting mechanism + the freedom of anyone in the clan to form/lead a dojo + the relative openness of the Gunjikomon Council are also ways by which we try to stay true to our priniciple of being a clan that first and foremost exists for its members.

@FK: Thanks. I hope I won't be leaving CORP anytime soon, though. It'd be kind of odd if I released C*L2 after I got kicked from the clan.

Jegadares españiles son los mekores, ya que tenemos niestro propie clan , los jugadores resos no tvenen esto, a manos que cuantes usrs.

I know Spanish (kind of), and purposely mispelled most words in that to piss off anyone who tries to use google translate.

It'd be kind of odd if I released C*L2 after I got kicked from the clan.

Nah, not really. Consider: [20] the league is not affiliated with [20] the clan anymore. I forget how that happened exactly, but ... it does happen sometimes xD

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@Ben

Yo vive in Texas por muchos anos y crei que solo aprendemos espanol in estados como Texas y California (porque estan cerca de Mexico y ya tienen muchos hispanohablantes). Pero descubri que toda la gente de Pittsburgh conoce espanol por alguna razon y que su espanol es muy mejor a mi espanol.

Es bueno que estudio para ser ingeniero, porque no necesito estudar linguajes en la universidad.

Pero... ¿porque toda la gente de Pittsburgh puede hablar espanol muy bien? ¡Ustedes son cerca de Canada- no Mexico!

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@knyte

Supongo que no es una cosa de Pittsburgh, más bien una cosa , yo estaba aburrido un día y descargar Duolingo y en realidad poner esfuerzo en ello . Estoy empezando español para mi escuela en el otoño sólo para el fácil A y por lo que no olvidaré. Hay un chico en mi escuela de Puerto Rico y que era divertido porque nos lo juro siempre en español .

Edited 7/18/2015 02:19:33

Ah. Duolingo. That explains things.

Unrelated: There's a course at CMU* (15-251, one of the CS weeder courses) that used to be taught by von Ahn, the professor behind Duolingo. He's on administrative leave, so I went to Duolingo's HQ and asked him if he knows when he's coming back and he was like, "Nope. Full steam ahead on Duolingo." :( I was going to wait until he came back to take that course.

* The real CMU, and don't ever let ChrisCMU tell you otherwise.