I just got home and opened up my e-mail to find an anonymously sent message that reads thus:
(LANGUAGE WARNING)
I just got home and opened up my e-mail to find an anonymously sent message that reads thus:
(LANGUAGE WARNING)
Woo. First post. So Chiya came and pestered me about posting, and just when I was thinking of what to put, this guy joins #box-support. My blog post came right to me.
You’ll see our log of it in a bit, but first a small synopsis, because the log is f*cking long. As Arveene said:
Dumb user avoid bans comes into support channel to request donations through EU only payment site only to get his account noticed for ban evasion and stat hacking.
Of course, we do have a no lurking rule in #box-support, so don’t you come lurking. Lurk in #boxtorrents instead. Below is the log of our new fail.
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We all know how irritating it is trying to communicate with people on forums who don’t type in anything recognisable by speakers of the English language.
There are people who are pleasant to deal with (or at least it’s pleasant to read their posts, even if you may not like what they’ve posted)…
… and then there’s people like this guy:
i was in the army once.sumtimes wish id stayd in.happy times,well mostly anyway.i wud recomend it to any young person for a career.wages arnt too bad now+u get to do alot of crazy shit u wudnt normally do in civvy st.
oh and goin around shootin shit up is always a bonus in a job profile.lol…
my only advice to you if u do join up is definitely get a trade out of it,ie doctor ,nurse ,tech etc.something that will stand u up if u get out early.thats the mistake i made,i cud of done pretty much anyfin but chose to b an infantry soldier,well i was 16 after all (young,dumb,and all that)
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dont worry about it.people like that r evry whr.alot of em in the army.alot of abuse goes on u just gota keep ur head down and get on with it.
Even with a bit of prompting to not use ’14 year old girl on phone txt tlk-ese’ when posting on a forum, he doesn’t get the message and tells me:
get fukd,dont read it thn fukn child
Now, what I find most amusing about this is that this guy claims to be in his 30s with a few kids. I feel quite sorry for them having such a worthless moron for a father.
For the record, I’m 19, and I can bet my bottom dollar that I’m far less childish than him.
Following his forum ban, I decided to check his tracker profile just to see if his failure extended beyond use of the English language.
It did.
Insulting staff on a forum is an express ticket to ‘Get fucked and never come back’ on the forum side of things, but having a 0.2 ratio at the time of your ticket being issued means a ‘Fuck off and die’ holiday package will most likely be included.
The user in question from the previous blog post (the one who questioned mods’ competence) was given a one week warning (not by me), and is unofficially barred from ever adopting torrents (“Hi there, I’ll adopt this torrent, but I won’t fix it because that would mean I’d have to do some work”). Adopter blacklist is in progress.
Yet, he still keeps trying again and again to request ownership of the same torrents.
You’d have thought even someone as stupid/dickheaded as him would have got the message to fuck off by now, but this guy just takes the cake.
EDIT: he’s still trying.
Received in one our our PMs:
apparently [moderator 1] and [moderator 2] aren’t :unsure.gif:
[… rest of message …]
It might not have occurred to some users yet, but we staff members do talk to each other. The last thing you want to do is try to bypass a mod/admin’s decision and get things done your way by asking another mod/admin.
We may get on each other’s nerves once in awhile, or crack jokes at each others’ expense, but that’s not the ticket for you to try to pit us against each other. In fact, doing so is likely to produce the opposite effect, i.e. putting your request on lower priority, or on an unwritten blacklist.
Here, I’ll ignore the obvious foolishness of questioning a mod/admin’s competence and writing off the competence of other staff members. If you’re asked by a staff member to do something, do it and don’t try to ask another staff member to approve/grant it without resolving the issue. We don’t bypass each others’ decisions (except occasionally, by accident), so just don’t even think about it.
Subject: (no subject)
i no longer have any of these what am i to do now?
I can’t say I have absolutely no idea what he’s asking, but I can’t give a helpful, clear response until I’m sure of his situation (assuming too much isn’t a good thing). So learn from this and don’t do it to other staff members (on Boxtorrents or other sites) as well 😉
Heck, don’t even do it to anyone, staff member or not.
We made a news post asking for new staff, and this gem came along:
iwant’ but i can’t becuz of two reason, first i finish all of my account once in other forum for activity , i become activest member, but even i lost the eve of that , cuz i finish up my account 1~2 day before that day , and i had no net for long ,
2 . i’m not familar with your offering system !
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can u active quick reply system , (if your forum have such thing)
Chiya’s response:
* Chiyachan blinks.Could someone translate that for me?
Epic win. What say we give this guy a special award?
“Hi there, my upload was at over 300GB a week ago. Recently it has been changed to 23.77GB. I was thinking it might be a system error.
Thanks“
Since that question has been answered by another staff member already I didn’t give a reply, but if I did it would probably be along the lines of “Well, your download was at over 1.5TB a week ago too, so there’s no change to your ratio anyway. Seed more. And stop multi-accounting.”
From the logs of #box-support (edited for privacy, brevity and to remove posts from annoying side characters). We don’t usually post stories from the IRC support channel, but this was just too funny to pass up.
Spelling and grammar have not been edited, but before you start harping on the low standards of language used, remember that this exchange occurred on IRC and nobody cares much about that stuff.
Someone reported (thanks!) that a download link for a torrent was not working properly (torrent: link).
I already suspected at first that there might be a strange character in there, but all characters work fine on Windows and are accepted as valid (including the semicolon). After a bit of checking it turns out the problematic browser is IE7. It cuts the filename at the semicolon. After checking the code again I understand why it could possibly, remotely, happen granted that the developers for IE7 are a bunch of tards and are keen on ignoring common sense and anything that requires brain cells.