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topdog77 - 02/24/2018
:shrug:
island and I liked each other
i always paid him on time.
never docked him
helped him
mke - 02/24/2018
You're literally acting as a mod on reports lol
topdog77 - 02/24/2018
now he doesnt like me because I got on 1 day
and fired him
Yer.
I applied for mod
but requested shin withdraw it
told him I wasent intrested
Im pretty much a moderator in all but name
I know the rules far better than even most staff
I wouldnt mind mod but :shrug: its not the end of the world when I get denied.
Im pretty sure that power terrifys staff.
They already know I have solid influence
and a footprint in RS/LoL
coupled with being a captain of the largest RS3 gambling fc ever and a direct line to 4k+ players
Ontop of being a RSPS owner 7x over
+ I've worked with most major gold sites
I have more influence than I probaly should and making me mod would just give me vastly more
so I cant blame them really.
Someday I'd like to though
even if it was just like offtopic
just to expierence it and show I can do it.
but no, I dont pay them off lmao.
never have.

basically mod btw
 
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Hahaha bus thinking ppl value his egotistical, uninformed, ever so biased 'wisdom', when in actuality everyone prob questions his sanity.

This fella most certainly suffers from delusions of grandeur.
 
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@Divine you realise the actual market giants just laugh at you constantly posting that you're a market giant. It seems that you ever-so-badly want to be part of that clique, that it shows how insecure you are. Have some self worth/dignity man. It's like that cringeworthy niceguy who bends over backwards to get with their crush, when it's never going to happen.
 
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I've had these arguments with people before. Crypto volatility can make it very difficult to conduct business. I think the bottom line is this:

If a debt is created in USD, then it is owed in USD. The payment method is irrelevant. The debt should be repaid @ the price of crypto when the crypto is sent.

If you want the debt to be at a fixed crypto amount, you make the amount owed a fixed amount of BTC. For example, if you made a deal that you will be paid 0.1 BTC, then you are owed 0.1 BTC.

If you initially make an agreement for a USD value, and wish to then "lock in" a crypto price in the future (essentially converting a USD debt to BTC), both parties should explicitly agree to this change. Without both parties' consensus then the debt remains in the original currency.
 
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I've had these arguments with people before. Crypto volatility can make it very difficult to conduct business. I think the bottom line is this:

If a debt is created in USD, then it is owed in USD. The payment method is irrelevant. The debt should be repaid @ the price of crypto when the crypto is sent.

If you want the debt to be at a fixed crypto amount, you make the amount owed a fixed amount of BTC. For example, if you made a deal that you will be paid 0.1 BTC, then you are owed 0.1 BTC.

If you initially make an agreement for a USD value, and wish to then "lock in" a crypto price in the future (essentially converting a USD debt to BTC), both parties should explicitly agree to this change. Without both parties' consensus then the debt remains in the original currency.

Yea but Bus is the biggest trader on Sythe, is too good for a staff position, is the epitome of enlightenment, is more influential than Elon Musk, has owned and run over 500 RSPS, has a nest egg of 5 billion, and is the commander of space and time. Cmon dude, you can't tell that specimen of a man how to conduct business, however logical, normal and obvious it should be.
 
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Fairly sure @Rael or another (ex)worker of his has had issues with Bus about this before.

Funny how he states the contract but the PM contract he supplied only says that he is responsible for paying on Day 26. Nothing about a specific level or that Away has to contact him lol
 
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