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September 30, 2019
Dear FlashII Chat Users,
Following the recent login glitch that occurred I felt like it was necessary to write a post apologizing for what had occurred. There's no arguing that it was a very annoying incident and disrupted the normal flow of the chat conversation.
When someone joins the chat on FlashII, they expect a straight forward fuss-free experience. The last thing they want is the annoying ding sound of someone logging in and out of the chatroom constantly playing. However on September 30th between 13:50 and 14:10 CDT, they had the anoying experience of me constantly logging in and out of the chatroom
I would like to formally apologize for this occurrence, and I am very sorry if this may have angered and inconvenienced you. Furthermore, I am sorry if this may have ruined your image of me. In the future I will try to limit FlashII chat usage to a stable connection, namely WLAN and Ethernet connections.
A also would like to thank Flash for only kicking me from the chatroom and not going through with the permanent ban that Winona had proposed. This would’ve ruined my image of the FlashII and it’s users. Thank you to all the staff that make this site an amazing little niche on the internet!
Sincerely,
Jon Quan
Dear FlashII Chat Users,
Following the recent login glitch that occurred I felt like it was necessary to write a post apologizing for what had occurred. There's no arguing that it was a very annoying incident and disrupted the normal flow of the chat conversation.
When someone joins the chat on FlashII, they expect a straight forward fuss-free experience. The last thing they want is the annoying ding sound of someone logging in and out of the chatroom constantly playing. However on September 30th between 13:50 and 14:10 CDT, they had the anoying experience of me constantly logging in and out of the chatroom
I would like to formally apologize for this occurrence, and I am very sorry if this may have angered and inconvenienced you. Furthermore, I am sorry if this may have ruined your image of me. In the future I will try to limit FlashII chat usage to a stable connection, namely WLAN and Ethernet connections.
A also would like to thank Flash for only kicking me from the chatroom and not going through with the permanent ban that Winona had proposed. This would’ve ruined my image of the FlashII and it’s users. Thank you to all the staff that make this site an amazing little niche on the internet!
Sincerely,
Jon Quan
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