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bananaking21 on 13 June 2018
Bandorr said:
bananaking21 said:

Ohh don't you know? If you think the prediction league notifications are annoying and want to get rid of them then you're in the wrong and illiterate. 

 

People here will get way to sensitive if you dare criticize this annoying thing called the prediction league. 

They are annoying. That is why I turned them off second one.  The first thing I do when I see a feature on a website I don't like is look for the users settings.

There may have been a delay in stopping the spamming of message and walls, but the setting to turn off predictions were there day one they were announced.

There was even a sticky thread explaining all that.

What sticky? It wasn't on the home page and if it was it didn't last long. The fact is its stupid to annoy your costumer base with constant spam, constant notifications that for years  warent previously there. It just turned on and it was a hassle to figure out how to  get rid of them. then when users complained the people responsible acted like butt hurt bitches that the users didnt like their precious prediction league and their spam. Who would have figured that people would be annoyed by spam? Right? 



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gergroy on 13 June 2018
bananaking21 said:
Jaicee said:

For all 20 seconds that I could sustain interest, yes.

Jeez, sor-ry for offending people. I'm just here for the forums!

Ohh don't you know? If you think the prediction league notifications are annoying and want to get rid of them then you're in the wrong and illiterate. 

 

People here will get way to sensitive if you dare criticize this annoying thing called the prediction league. 

Well... to be fair... your way of going about it wasn’t the most polite or tactful way of doing it...



kirby007 on 13 June 2018
bananaking21 said:
Bandorr said:

They are annoying. That is why I turned them off second one.  The first thing I do when I see a feature on a website I don't like is look for the users settings.

There may have been a delay in stopping the spamming of message and walls, but the setting to turn off predictions were there day one they were announced.

There was even a sticky thread explaining all that.

What sticky? It wasn't on the home page and if it was it didn't last long. The fact is its stupid to annoy your costumer base with constant spam, constant notifications that for years  warent previously there. It just turned on and it was a hassle to figure out how to  get rid of them. then when users complained the people responsible acted like butt hurt bitches that the users didnt like their precious prediction league and their spam. Who would have figured that people would be annoyed by spam? Right? 

oh please dont act like you care, you just play your own agenda



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