I've Had Enough

by **GabonX** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 2:16 pm

Woodruff: There was still more things I wanted to talk to you about. I had some links on the topic we were discussing.

You may have found them interesting...

Everyone else: Let's pool our money and buy Woodruff a gun. We can get him a Mossberg 500 for $300. Everyone wins!

by **targetman377** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 2:24 pm

GabonX wrote:Woodruff: There was still more things I wanted to talk to you about. I had some links on the topic we were discussing.

You may have found them interesting...

Everyone else: Let's pool our money and buy Woodruff a gun. We can get him a Mossberg 500 for $300. Everyone wins!

except obama of course

by **azezzo** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 2:53 pm

I really dont understand this cyberbullying concept as it applies to c.c.
short of someone disclosing home addresses and or home phone numbers, how much of a real threat could it be?

by **john9blue** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 2:58 pm

Unless you gave out your real name/address/phone number/personal info, then you don't have anything to worry about.

Also if it was chaos, don't worry, he says stupid things all the time. :roll:

by **targetman377** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:09 pm

could some one hack and find out that info??

by **clapper011** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:14 pm

Snorri1234 wrote:
khazalid wrote:good lord, hes talking about chaosfactor!

that scrawny junked up wee baw-bag would have to remove his fucking arm and hurl it to throw a punch.

me thinks thou doth protest too much...

Seriously?

Chaosfactor? The rambling drunken idiot?

I mean, he couldn't even afford the ticket to fly to the US and get beaten up by woodruff.

chaos likes to pretend to be a big man....

by **azezzo** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 3:24 pm

targetman377 wrote:could some one hack and find out that info??

i dont believe c.c. has that info, i dont remember them asking for it. as far as someone out there in cyberland hacking into your computer, i dont think thats a concern either, but thats assuming you are using a firewall and internet security software

by **khazalid** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 4:16 pm

clapper011 wrote:
Snorri1234 wrote:
khazalid wrote:good lord, hes talking about chaosfactor!

that scrawny junked up wee baw-bag would have to remove his fucking arm and hurl it to throw a punch.

me thinks thou doth protest too much...

Seriously?

Chaosfactor? The rambling drunken idiot?

I mean, he couldn't even afford the ticket to fly to the US and get beaten up by woodruff.

chaos likes to pretend to be a big man....

this is madness. imagine you're taking a walk in the park and a drunken twig threatens you, srsly.. grow a set woody

by **targetman377** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 4:16 pm

azezzo wrote:
targetman377 wrote:could some one hack and find out that info??

i dont believe c.c. has that info, i dont remember them asking for it. as far as someone out there in cyberland hacking into your computer, i dont think thats a concern either, but thats assuming you are using a firewall and internet security software

thats what i would think

by **the.killing.44** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 4:22 pm

Woodruff, it's a shame to see this happen. You were (and still are, I guess) one of the most level-headed and thought-out posters. You'll be missed in the forums.

To targetman et. al, stop going off about hacking and firewalls…

by **AndyDufresne** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 4:29 pm

azezzo wrote:
targetman377 wrote:could some one hack and find out that info??

i dont believe c.c. has that info, i dont remember them asking for it. as far as someone out there in cyberland hacking into your computer, i dont think thats a concern either, but thats assuming you are using a firewall and internet security software

The minimal information we have behind the scenes is kept secure---the most information about a user is Admin-Level access only, and technically the information the Webmaster is privy to is a whole additional level that only Lackattack has access to. We've never had a problem before, and I don't expect we will have any in the future with how we maintain our information.

As for when it comes to protecting your information, as with any internet forum or game, it is advised to refrain from using your real name, disclosing your location, or other specific identifying attributes or facts about yourself. We have a pretty strong policy about Personal Information Abuse, and if we find someone abusing or otherwise using someone's personal information, they will be disciplined.

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I also encourage those of you to check out the Community Guidelines once again, especially the second post.

--Andy

by **timmytuttut88** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:08 pm

Funny, woodruff used to be "pro-teamcc". Amazing how things change...

by **freakns** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:10 pm

what a hell are you guys talking about?!
the only informations you can have about someone is their email address(which is either email address from your network provider or some e mail service(google, yahoo, hotmail...)) that doesnt tell you a shit unless you are able to break into google or yahoo or whoever... or IP address which is same for you and god know how many more users from same VLAN. for example, my network mask is 255.255.240.0, which means there can be up to 4000 users with a same public IP address. so for someone to find you, they need to know how to hack into CC and retrieve IP address, then hack into your provider gateway or whatever is doing NAT for them, retrieve log file from them to see which out of god knows how many users has visit CC, and then from that private address theyve obtain they need to access their database and find out who is the man/woman behind that private IP address.
and im pretty sure someone who possess that kind of knowledge have much smarter things to do then treating people over internet...
so can you please drop that obsession you have for being frighten 24/7 unless you plan to start running away from your shadow...

by **Supermarioluigi** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 5:13 pm

They can also have whatever information you used to buy your premium as well (which could include Address and credit card information)

by **azezzo** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 6:34 pm

ok so then realistically no one on this site is going to know another persons home address or phone # UNLESS you give it out, so that being said, how then is there any issue of so called cyber bullying? how can another person be any real physical threat to another from this site, short of lackattack making his way to your home in the middle of the night, and i'm not afraid of no turtle.

i just dont get this cyber bullying crap, i wish a mod could go into detail

by **stahrgazer** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 6:37 pm

danfrank wrote:
AndyDufresne wrote:The cyberbullying in question was dealt with, per the Community Guidelines.

--Andy

Please be more specific as to what the guidelines are. I do not recall ever reading what CC does in regards to Cyber Bullying.

The most frequent response is, "Use foelist," unless whichever mod/admin reading it decides to do something else.

by **stahrgazer** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 6:40 pm

timmytuttut88 wrote:Funny, woodruff used to be "pro-teamcc". Amazing how things change...

So was I, until mods and admin didn't address some stuff with anything but, "use ignore," and "use foelist."

When "stuff" continues, that response gets old.

Good luck, Woodruff, sorry it happened to you, too.

by **GENERAL STONEHAM** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 7:25 pm

Careful Colton, be very careful....or the "thought police" will knocking on your door tonight, ooops...I'm mean the e-mail that states you're being put on "vacation" for x amount of days for trolling, baiting, flaming and trolling and......... No specifics, but the general e-mail that we all get for being serial killers in the forums.

Big Brother is watching,
General Stoneham

by **colton24** on Tue Aug 25, 2009 7:33 pm

MrWainthrope wrote:
colton24 wrote:thats not a threat its kicking ass in-games not real life

Using your 'friends' to help 'kick ass' in games would be abusing secret alliances. Also against CC's rules.

Please stop threatening to break the guidelines or I will have to alert a moderator to your activities.