could you just be normal for once in ur damn life god damn

I'd just like to point out that "trolling" isn't listed as an illegal activity. I'm concerned that these new "moderators" are not serious about their position.

She probably got bored at her last Administrator position at the official forums, where she hunted all the users to extinction.

shut up rione you made an entire website dedicated to how long this dumb forum was down

To clarify, this is 'New Administration' not just a new administrator being added.

Graalians has for a long time been an unofficial forum, but with Darlenes acquiescence and my resignation comes with the forums being under ownership of Toonslab/Unximad which now makes Graalians an official forums.

Not saying this in a negative way but if you want this to work you need to be honest and transparent. This is a big change and something I would of liked to have eased into but unfortunately that did not happen. I wish you the best of luck, you'll need it.

There's no easing into it with Toonslab. There's either doing it randomly out of nowhere or not doing it at all.

The question we should be asking is how an unofficial forum ended up in the control of management?

Although, I do believe we should give all of this a chance before making a judgement call, Darlene has been more lenient in recent years on the official forums.

what the f**k colin

anything official here becomes cursed.

LMFAO so graalians was down for sooooooo long leaving community in the dark, now y’all get the graal official forum staff to censor the hell out of community again. bait

>registration reopens
>alexmo returns

Graalonline forums < Graalians < Graalify (lol)

Just so you know, I am not about censoring. I am about enforcing the rules, and making sure everyone enjoys the forums in a appropriate way.

So uh. Could you perhaps be a little more transparent about what you consider to be "appropriate" behavior on the forums?

Common sense, and follow the rules. I am pretty sure that the age group here should know how to act appropriately, without having to be specific.