What makes this different from the last one except the pronoun?

quit it! what makes you think it will work this time?

Arrrr, I’d make whoever wrote this walk the plank, if that’s okay with me crew.

I’d vote for that, Cap’n.

My two ¢: walk em if e tries it a third time.

Assuming that they both came from the same Swashbuckler.

You are aware of course that we have the IP addresses of all posters, yes?  I know that it may be tempting to be somewhat trollish when anonymity prevents you from knowing any of the other players, but think a little before posting this a third time, yes?

Me or whoever posted this?

Well, as far as I read it, you haven’t done anything really trollish yet. On the other hand, reproposing something that failed unanimously with the exact same obnoxious headline is somewhat crass. =)

So when I anonymously repeal all the laws and rules as per Venting loophole, I’d better do it from a borrowed computer?

Is there any way to tell who when they use the CfJ account?

Dammit, don’t post when I’m typing :(

According to the ruleset, no.  According to AG, yes.
According to me, I don’t know.  Ask someone else.

Well, Bucky, your IP address would still be geographically close to your standard account, although if you live in a larger city with several other players, you’re probably safe.

Banja: Yeah, there are logs in the shell account.

I guess I’d have to post via China, then.

Ah, go through a proxy or something. =P

Incidentally, enacting (or otherwise editing) posts changes their owner, so I can’t determine who posted the first CfJ. As this one has yet to be edited, however..

Eh, I’d guessed it was him anyway.

Oh… I may have accidentally edited this in an effort to find out the author. I feel shameful.

Well, you didn’t change authorship. Feeling jumpy? =D

As it is, I’m sure than whomever made the posts must feel suitable chagrined and won’t do such things again. I’m sure we can move along.

Not yet at quorum. 

Troll.

I wonder how we can prevent egregious trolling. 

And the IPs are written in the shell?  Really?

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That’s Quorum.