Y'all remember our super-mod, u/Evspra? Got this modmail from him tonight, and, uh, I feel concerned for this angry kid. I dunno what mental space he's in, but, do you ever look at GAW's amazing site design and think how awesome it is? It was all him! He did so much for us! Poor kid...
(media.greatawakening.win)
LET'S GOOoOoooo!!!
What an amazing, amazing comment. You just summarized what this sticky is all about. If "CatsFive" should step down for the good of the community, then, I figured, this post would be a good indicator. I don't care if anyone kisses my ass. I want to see POST and RESEARCH, and that's it. I want to see users care about each other and I am happy to have the "power" to kill doomers on sight. The rest? it's up to you folks, and y'all totally kick ass, holy
I have respect for Evspra for what he did on this site, and was sad when it all fell apart, but I prefer my mods to wield their sticks with AI driven precision and integrity.
Everyone's human and we all make mistakes from time to time but being on the autism spectrum means appreciating consistency and predictability.
Since Evspra left this place feels less, how shall I put it, moody?
Evspra, if you are reading this thread I hope whatever is upsetting you gets resolved amicably and remember, God wins.
This. What I'd like is to not get modmails threatening my ex wife
I don't condone doxxing or threats. However, why did you first reach out to him to insult him and then try to entice him to come back whilst at the same time continuing to insult with backhanded compliments?
All of this could have been avoided had the first stone not been thrown...
Yeah … that is way way way out of bounds. Not cool AT ALL.
You posted it MAN. JK not happy.
As an aside totally unrelated to the drama this post is describing, what made you pick your username? I mean, I know who Joseph of Arimathea is, obviously, but it's an unusual choice for a username. Just curious.
I can relate to that feeling. There are some books you might like: notably, The Drama of the Lost Disciples by George F. Jowett. This one gets into the Joseph of Arimathea nitty-gritty. In his time, he was the richest man in Israel and England and possibly the world, it is said. He dealt in tin. And he was Jesus's uncle. Super interesting book.
Lighter fare: the novel, The Thorn of Arimathea by Frank G. Slaughter. It's a 1950s novel. I love some of those old historical fiction novels.
Also, if you haven't read Dolores Cannon's books Jesus and the Essenes and They Walked With Jesus, they really are amazing. I only read them last Spring and they have left a huge impression on me. And you saying that you at one time "followed Him in secret"--these two books would be right up your alley, I suspect. Cheers, fren! Nice to meet a fellow Joseph of Arimathea enthusiast.
Rule 42 👑
You know what they say about power going to one's head eh?
Comments like this accomplish the opposite of damage control