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 Annoyance: A Letter to the People - by Tiffany Wood (February 9th, 2001)
I can hear you all now: "What the hell? so what?". Well there's a reason for my writing a whole editorial on this new guestbook. Actually, it has more to do with the cause of us getting this new guestbook. We've been getting guestbook flames. First we had about 5 in one week, 3 of which were directed at me. Why? I don't know. I really don't care either. Do I care if a handful of people insult me or think I'm a bitch? nah. "Then why are you bothering with this?" you ask. Well i'll tell you why: This week, we have received 15-20 flames in our guestbook, all from some guy who calls himself Al-and occasionally other aliases-(and who I have come to believe wrote the other flames about me as well). And we've had it. Especially myself. I have enough stress in my life. I don't need some idiot making it worse just because he has nothing better to do with his life. But I'm not going to dwell on his stupidity. He knows who he is. There, you've had your attention. Are you happy?

I called an SMU meeting after about the 5th flame that was blatantly insulting me. I had had enough. My resolution (in a blind rage) was to eliminate the guestbook from there on. Bob and dan agreed. Then after I had calmed down, I went looking for a guestbook which would ban IPs (which was a suggestion from Bob). I found one, and now, after the 20 consecutive flames left by Al, I have decided to activate it.

I hope this stops the idiocy and the blatant flaming. I sadly have to delete the dreambook, and I hate to do so becuase there are so many nice comments, but I refuse to keep something up there and let him continue to flame us. So I apologize to and thank those who have been nothing but supportive.

I am not saying it's wrong to disagree with our website and it's cause. I'm not saying it's wrong to post something like "I don't like your website" in our guestbook. But it's wrong to insult people you don't know and to blatantly post 20 flames in one day. Flames which hold the grammatical knowledge of a 3 year old and the intelligence of a gnat, mind you. But let me give a piece of advice: if you don't like sailor moon, don't go to sailor moon pages. Isn't that just pure logic? If you don't like our cause, for god's sake, leave and don't come back. We don't care, you don't care, la dee da everyone's happy.

Thanks for taking the time to read this. Enjoy the new book, and I hope this business is behind us.

-Tiff

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Why Fan Translations Are Still Necessary - by Dan Bednarski (May 16th, 2011)
Sailor Moon Re-launch in North America: What I'd Like to See - by Dan Bednarski (January 22nd, 2011)
Can we start to put an end to the stupidity? - by Dan Bednarski (September 19th, 2010)
Goodbyes Are Always the Hardest - by Robert Wheeler (May 4th, 2005)
Goodbye SOS. Good Riddance or Fond Farewell? - by Robert Wheeler (December 16th, 2004)
The Trouble With Whiners - by Robert Wheeler (October 10th, 2004)
Uncut Sailor Moon: Worth the Wait? - Part 2 - by Dan Bednarski (January 6th, 2004)
Uncut Sailor Moon: Worth the Wait? - Part 1 - by Dan Bednarski (September 23rd, 2003)
Disliking Vs. Hating - by Robert Wheeler (April 3rd, 2002)
The Twelve Dubs of Christmas - by Tiffany Wood (December 23rd, 2001)
Optimum Productions? Flagrant False Advertising... - by Robert Wheeler (September 3rd, 2001)
The Anime Translation and American Society Problem - by Dan Bednarski (August 6th, 2001)
Pioneer's First SMS Release: Heart Collection I - by Dan Bednarski (March 5th, 2001)
Annoyance: A Letter to the People - by Tiffany Wood (February 9th, 2001)
Cartoon Network - The Hypocrite - by Robert Wheeler (January 14th, 2001)
Moonian Rhapsody - by Tiffany Wood (December 25th, 2000)
Does Your Site Suck? (Repost) - by Tiffany Wood (October 28th, 2000)
The North American Sailor Moon World - by Dan Bednarski (September 26th, 2000)
The Trouble With Dubbies - by Robert Wheeler (September 13th, 2000)
Sailor Moon Fansubs - by Dan Bednarski (August 13th, 2000)
Does Your Site Suck? - by Tiffany Wood (August 6th, 2000)

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