Two hundred and forty-third week paid.

How is this evidence that theymos is editing PMs? Isn't it far more likely that OgNasty simply added additional context (which may or may not have included lies about the amount in dispute) when he reported the PM to theymos?

Has he? If so, this is the first I'm hearing of it. All I've heard so far are accusations of OgNasty misappropriating forum funds. What did theymos allegedly do beyond trusting OgNasty?

At the risk of stating the obvious, donations become the property of the recipient the moment they are given. Any subsequent absconsion of the donated funds by a third-party scammer is thus theymos's problem, not yours. I really don't see how this affects you in any way - you're out the donated funds regardless of theymos's decisions and actions. What exactly is the point of this vendetta?

Twenty-ninth week paid.

Two hundred and forty-second week paid.

Twenty-eighth week paid.

This seems like an extremely bad idea, given the number (or at least loudness) of users here who advocate such dangerous nonsense as drinking bleach to cure people of vaccine microchips or whatever. The complete lack of moderation of said nonsense in the name of "freeze peach" doesn't help either.

Two hundred and forty-first week paid.

I'll field this one, since it was actually one of my minions, technically speaking. At least, I think it was. There are so many minions on this forum it's hard to keep track of them all.

They didn't, nor would they want to. There's something like a thousand new accounts being created every day. Getting a notification for every single one wouldn't be useful to anyone. The imposter's account was identified by another method. Think harder.

Literally nobody said that, as that makes no sense. Can you really think of no possible ulterior motives for creating an account with a similar name as another user than to merely annoy people?

No it isn't. You just have to free yourself from the limits of human standards of beauty, particularly with regards to the overly centralised assets that AI (and, admittedly, many humans) are strongly biased towards. The distributed approach is clearly superior:


(Art copyright Markiplier's brother)

Quadruple your pleasure! 🦊

Is it just me or has your AI model been running low on inspiration lately? Those aren't even foxes; those are just garden-variety humans, one wearing an animal-ear headband and the other wearing an accessory that probably violates TalkImg's terms of service regarding NSFW content.

Twenty-seventh week paid.

Two hundred and fortieth week paid.

I didn't actually want to be involved in this, but it's been a while since I've been unnecessarily involved in one of these Default Trust dramas and this one looks like it has good potential.

Twenty-sixth week paid.

Two hundred and thirty-ninth week paid.

Twenty-fifth week paid.

Two hundred and thirty-eighth week paid.

Twenty-fourth week paid.