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February 08, 2012, 01:14:11 pm
QSDCHublist ForumQSDCHublistGeneral DiscussionTopic: So you think specific hubsofts should be banned?
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« on: May 06, 2008, 10:50:02 pm »
Let me tell you what banning a specific hubsoft does to DC:

1. Lowers the userbase and strangles key hubs that are innocent.
2. Discriminates and puts you in a position where you must be ready to meet yourself with a barrage of protests and attacks, as well as a lowering in loyalty of your hublist users.

Still think it is healthy to ban an entire hubsoft off the face of a hublist? Post a reply to try to prove me wrong.

QPinger, this hublist's pinger, was designed to ban only the hubs that do cause trouble. Why must hubs that do not suffer for running a particular software?
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