Losing influence with SOE: EQ2 Flames admin "LFG" tells all

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It's ALL their fault, isn't it, LFG? I lose more and more respect for you as this event moves further. What happened was for a reason, and you seem to be caught up in your own world. Man up and take responsibility for what YOUR actions did or didn't do. And there is no excuse for publicly presenting developer information on your site. They entrusted it to you for a sole purpose. Your childish acts of posting all the developers information was stupid.

It's called respect.

"I wasn't even aware he had the ability to do that" - How do you not know this? You run the site! Even if somebody helps you with the web content, you still run the site and can see that!

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LFG didn't post dev info, someone else did. Just like somebody could post 10,000 credit card numbers right now if they wanted to there. The post was delted, they screwed him over, a better post was created that revealed SoE devs give handouts to NPU. Thats fair.

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I just want to clear something up. Alot of people seem to be making the mistake that LFG posted up a list of information about the developers identities that he had received via the Influencers Program in a "childish backlash" for being kicked out of the program.

This is not the case.

It was another individual poster on EQ2Flames who posted a summary of developer information on the site, not LFG. And as far as I am aware, that individual obtained this information simply by collating a combination of publically available information from places such as Google, the EQ2 website, the developers own public blogs, and from people who the developers had revealed this information to in game.

Not taking sides here btw - just wanted to point out the inaccuracy of saying the LFG posted up "insider" info that he shouldn't have....

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