I agree with SOL keeping Mr. Goh's identity quiet. No sense throwing him under the bus because folks didn't like his tone. He wrote an honest article, even if it didn't necessarily paint an overly great view of the game. At least he wasn't malicious or spiteful with his article.

I agree with NOW3P, Steeps, and whoever else has mentioned the logical fallacy of looking for whoever posted that article. It does nothing positive for our community at all.

Not to mention makes us look like a bunch of vindictive little 13 yr olds who can't handle someone posting an opinion/point of view we don't agree with.....which is probably not such a good thing given the current recognition we're receiving.

Until the ceasefire, it had ingame value keeping SOLers preoccupied instead of hitting us in LCN. But sort of irrelevant in the big picture.

For the most part, I agree, but if our IRC logs are being used in media articles, doesn't that mean that we're talking to the media without our consent?

I don't ask for my own part (since I don't spend any time in IRC), but I think it's a relevant question in terms of privacy.

was raheel from singapore?

I don't think IRC logs are being used without permission from those involved, gwagers.

I blame dagga.