I'm Not Expecting To Grow Flowers In The Desert

sauske said:

Xeta said:

1. What are you even talking about?
2. I don't believe server locations designates what country a business is. Google and multiple other American businesses have servers around the world.

#1: To better explain to you. There is a thing called discrimination. This thing is what makes something private, or public. If you're only allowed to check out the cheats, and post on the forums by becoming a member then its a private site. If anyone can view its public.

#2: Yes, but here is the difference. A US shore host, only allows content under American law. This means, if the government says no malware and so on, then you can't use that server for that use. If someone buys lets say a Russia server, and it says malware is allowed, then you wont get in trouble. Google has many servers for connection time reasons. It's better to have a connection to a server near you then farther from you.

#2a "I don't believe server locations designates what country a business is." Uh, what? When did I say a country classification defines a private or public bushiness? If any thing, please re-read #1. That is the best way to understand!

Uh have you ever taken a business course? Or know anything about what we are talking about lol?

1. Private vs Public means privately sector (owned by people) or public sector (owned by the government [in this case, it can also have to do with publicly traded stock but we don't need to go into that]). The first amendment protects freedom of speech from being censored by the American government. A privately owned website can say what is not allowed to be posted and delete posts accordingly.
2. Your example has absolutely nothing to do with this scenario.
2a. How could you possibly have come to the conclusion that I said a country classification had anything to with public vs. private. "What country a business is" means what country the business is located in. Since I do not believe Supercheats.com is an American business, it is not mandated to follow the American constitution.

lol why am i wasting my time on this? like honestly if you are so oblivious to something so obvious as this...

see beneta makes sense, i get that. why couldn't you just explain it like that sauske?

That argument is irreverent. You clearly lack the fundamentals between knowing what is private and public owned. Here let me break it down for you.

Private = Membership in order to get full content.
Public = Anyone and everything is viewable.

If we are using a business example, you should note that the internet is a public good, and was developed by the government. Therefore I can say the government owns everything because you're using a goverment item. Why do you think there is laws in using computers for things; such as, dos, and spam?

« Last edited by sauske on Dec 15th 2014 »

I...But....

Just please go speak to a business teacher if your in any form of school, the point is moot at this point anyways.

btw random thought are cactus flowers?

i am a business teacher sauske re-take buisness class you are banned until you pass

also craizen's got a point warrior you need to come back and fix your title or you're banned too

You're a teacher?

morally yes legally no

« Last edited by Hyperfox on Dec 15th 2014 »

How can you morally be a teacher? What does that mean?

They call him Dr.Sox.

« Last edited by sauske on Dec 15th 2014 »

sauske said:

That argument is irreverent. You clearly lack the fundamentals between knowing what is private and public owned. Here let me break it down for you.

Private = Membership in order to get full content.
Public = Anyone and everything is viewable.

If we are using a business example, you should note that the internet is a public good, and was developed by the government. Therefore I can say the government owns everything because you're using a goverment item. Why do you think there is laws in using computers for things; such as, dos, and spam?

Oh was this just a troll?

Yes TROLLOLL

So Warrior, even though you were promoted to Admin for an actual paid job, you never actually got paid a penny? Hard luck there, sunshine

Never got paid a penny! Who said that? We paid him for as long as he did the job which I think was two and a half months.

Sheesh, you guys paid the staff!? Why didn't I stick around longer I ran forums a couple forums and it was just volunteering I guess in a sense :P

I hope you didn't pay him much, because quite frankly it seems like a wasted investment.

Oh, whale. It was good was good getting to know you, Michael.

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Maybe I'm missing something Warrior mate, but why didn't you just simply ask Rich to give you a full time position?

Oh, you did, 5 times.

Silly me.