My quote is used in big-mis-context, considering Provolution
asked me to write that.
EDIT: And Provo's whole argument is fallacy beyond words, because we never suggested the Factbook was bad, it was great, what people had a problem with him was his acting like a GM and a bully.
1. I just wanted to prove you had ample time to help produce background, for your home city even.
2. I got so much trouble producing the Factbook, especially from the ones expecting Perfections Great Return to handle those details. That day came way too late, and then you guys started a flamewar to get me out of the game, a flamewar you now have won - Congratulations. Sorry it became a Pyrrhic victory, but you should have considered that before you started (I was given only 2 days to act as a GM, before you redecided and wanted your old ringleader Perfection to run the show, and you squeezed me out before even the first event could run its course. You also managed to spread enough discontent at both forum and chatsite to make my GM-ship ineffective, and decided to fight me down (as you succeeded with, yet with Pyrrhic Victory), in place of cooperating. Flooding the game with non-participating votes in how to run the game, which you knew yourself was a dirty coup, may have saved Fiftychats vision, but that is all. As his loyal minion, you can now help Perfection in recreating the Factbook, and do something useful for a change.
It seems that there is an irreconcilable set of value systems. One complains on too many events per month, the other complains on too many irregular votes per decision. In this event (pun intended), I think that the historyless, abstract, casual and flaming type of gamer go in one direction, and the other type to a more immersed game with more history, defined timeflow, dedicated and polite (which also means productive, not persecutive).
Still, you have been inept to make a 3-4 paragraph article on Garit, which I once politely asked you to do. I urge you to write that in order to make the new factbook in line with your research, insight, writing skills, empathy and dedication to make people feel comfortable and make the game work.
I think the CSP will win the next election by 95 % is my guess.
