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Then don't play a multiplayer game.

You seem to want the "best of both worlds" - you want a multiplayer game where you have to deal with people, but you don't want others to know or see anything about you. I recommend Disney+ - I think Hannah Montana is on that, so you can get the "best of both worlds" without making others adapt to your own desires.

Nowhere here does it question someone's intelligence. I'm presuming that the "Hannah Montana" reference was what was considered... somehow "belittling" or "disrespectful"? None of this comment was untrue. It was a completely valid explanation of the poster's beliefs - they made clear that they wanted to play a multiplayer game but they didn't want other players to see/do anything about their prior history of play. As such, they wanted the "best of both worlds" - which is well known as the theme song to Hannah Montana.

Looking forward to how this gets twisted to be against the rules and how mods will continue to justify having voting on the boards and doing absolutely nothing about obvious and clear manipulation because "we're too overworked", nor will they just, idk, onboard more moderators to help them?

Look, I get that this obviously sounds heated and frustrated. I used to have great respect for the moderation team, and I still do have great respect for a select few individuals. However, some actions that have been taken and the lack of action on other topics/areas on the boards simply aren't indicative of a team that cares about the boards. I understand you're limited in the types of change/actions you can take. But when the excuses given are "because we say so" and "because we aren't professionals", that doesn't fly. Simply not being paid does not mean you should not take pride in your position and that there should not be rules for the conduct of the individuals on the team. Nor should "meming" be an excuse for treating a boards user like crap - period.