From: iliveinphx@aol.com (ILiveinPHX)
Date: 08 Sep 1998 18:55:21 EDT
Dos Community,
I am sorry for my actions on making a challenge with an invalid peer wins. This was a wrong action, and I shall never do it again.
Evan,
I am sorry for calling you cuz, and it will never come from my mouth again, I just want us to be friends.
Percy,
Thank you for informing me over my mistake, I have learned from this mistake and will never do it again.
Again to the DoS Community, I want to reissue my challenge. No, I don't think I should be punished, and Evan is honorable enough to take my challenge and put his ring on the line. I am not going to issue the challenge now, but when my Peer Wins are valid. I know I am going to get alot of feedback on this post, but this is what I think is right and I just want the community to respect it, and not harass me about, and insult me ::thinks Lily:: I know I
apologized a week ago, but I am now fully informed of how everything in DoS works. I reread the rules about 10 times. I also read the histories about 5 times each.I don't want to be the bad guy, But it is hard when some of you won't respect me and give me the time.
-Anon Phx, Warlord of DoS . Batteries sold sepperetly
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From: rixfavre@aol.com (Rix Favre)
Date: 08 Sep 1998 20:46:51 EDT
Anon,
I believe that if you truly wish to gain respect and make your invalid challenge all but a faded memory, it should be your choice to not challenge this cycle, but rather the next one.
By making it your choice to not challenge this cycle, it would make your apology all the more sincere. Waiting a cycle to challenge by choice and not by a ruling from the higher powers of the Duel of Swords, in my opinion, would redeem you from the posted invalid challenge.
If you do continue and challenge this cycle, know that you will likely have a fair amount of opposition. I would also wager that, should you prove successful in the challenge, the ring would still be adjusting to your finger before the first challenge comes. Think carefully if you really want that to happen, as it could be avoided by simply admonishing yourself and waiting a few months.
-Rix
Date: 08 Sep 1998 20:46:51 EDT
Anon,
I believe that if you truly wish to gain respect and make your invalid challenge all but a faded memory, it should be your choice to not challenge this cycle, but rather the next one.
By making it your choice to not challenge this cycle, it would make your apology all the more sincere. Waiting a cycle to challenge by choice and not by a ruling from the higher powers of the Duel of Swords, in my opinion, would redeem you from the posted invalid challenge.
If you do continue and challenge this cycle, know that you will likely have a fair amount of opposition. I would also wager that, should you prove successful in the challenge, the ring would still be adjusting to your finger before the first challenge comes. Think carefully if you really want that to happen, as it could be avoided by simply admonishing yourself and waiting a few months.
-Rix
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From: leducblanc@aol.com (LeDucBlanc)
Date: 08 Sep 1998 22:44:38 EDT
Anon,
I must agree with Rix. While I did indeed inform you of the mistake so you would not make it in the future, I do agree that you would look much better and appear more apologetic if you waited til the next cycle. If you really do desire to issue challenge again this cycle, that is your decision. I think you would find less opposition, more good will, and an easier time of things in general, if you waited.
Percy
Date: 08 Sep 1998 22:44:38 EDT
Anon,
I must agree with Rix. While I did indeed inform you of the mistake so you would not make it in the future, I do agree that you would look much better and appear more apologetic if you waited til the next cycle. If you really do desire to issue challenge again this cycle, that is your decision. I think you would find less opposition, more good will, and an easier time of things in general, if you waited.
Percy