- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30)
[[Webpage]]Google+ post by Rebecca Stanton
https://plus.google.com/109389247982980269512/posts/Z8p3iQzWFco
- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30)
My response to this was:
You are on a list, not because you made an enemy, but because you are a member of the group Broker's Guild. This is proven fact from the screenshots evidence of the members list on the site. Not only are you a member, you are an admin. That does not happen by chance. There is no denying the evidence. Trying to deflect the allegations by throwing baseless accusations at me and my family only tell me that you have nothing else. Good bye.
- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30)
{{FWD: Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30), 19.10.2017 15:49:53}}
[[Webpage]]Google+ post by Jeff Horschel (The0verm1nd)
https://plus.google.com/+JeffHorschel/posts/5gzraymgUhC
- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30) I get that. It was part of my thinking too. She can switch. Rescind her actions. Very little chance I'll ever interact with her so it's whatever. But...there's another side to it as well. Two views to be had. Enl are welcoming and forgiving, good for us. Enl accept known cheaters and are gullible
- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30) I need to back up here for a minute. She knew it was wrong. She told you about it before WB did anything? Yet she was still in there. She used it. But it's ok because she didn't use it for bad reasons and she apologized? How is this any different from other stories we are seeing from res listers?
- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30) We can't take the stance of "you can't say you used it for good or you didn't use it for bad reasons" and turn around and say "well she didn't use it for bad reasons so its ok to trust her". She has apologized publicly? Is she still in the guild? Has she left and denounced wanting anything to do with them? Saying she called out bad res before is good. Something I'm sure others in the guild have done too so that now they can say the same thing "I'm not bad. I call out the bad guys"
- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30)
Whether we want to preserve that or not is past being an issue. It is apparently already known that I'm here so leaving doesn't do any good. I simply wish that whoever felt the need to say anything outside of here would've had the decency to stand up.
If I thought anomaly tools were needing reported, I wouldn't be an anomaly op. Period.
- Rebecca S (PoisonIvy30) I do feel betrayed. By a group that I didn't expect it from. A leak is understandable? Someone going directly to an anomaly tools Dev and saying people want to expose tools and possibly giving names is understandable? Someone telling their best friend or closest enl agent that they are part of the anonymous group behind the big res exposure is understandable