[{quoted}](name=Deep Terror Nami,realm=NA,application-id=ZGEFLEUQ,discussion-id=ewweaLmK,comment-id=000400000000000000000000,timestamp=2015-11-27T17:48:17.859+0000)
Looking at history is stalking? Why is it public then?... If I looked through a year of your history and was commenting on lots of things, or kept doing it in the future, sure.
Lyte's ask.fm already has answers on it for you to look at, you don't need to ask again unless you need even more info...they are official Riot information and have more links in them for you. Seriously, everything you need is there on his page already answered in a Q&A format. There are many posts about it, I'm not going to quote them all when you can just go to the source.
You ask for information and I hand it to you, and you get offended...
Sir or madam, I did visit your link. Lyte was answering questions with "it's possible..." Other questions didn't address my concerns at all. I scrolled through 3 pages before realizing that it was wasted time and energy to read comments that didn't pertain to my issues. I appreciate the link and I did create an account and asked Lyte 3 questions. Will see how thorough his response is.
A bit of advice, don't send someone information they have to search to justisfy your opinion. It's like telling someone to "Google it." If you don't have the information or willing to take the time to copy and paste information that DIRECTLY addresses a person's issue, don't offer an opinion nor suggestion. It only causes confusion because you don't have all of the facts present at the time of said debate/argument.
To clarify, I'm not offended by your statements, but by your ego to assume you are correct and then choose to insult me. You replying on another post with the same negative energy from your previous post was a red flag for me. Have you noticed that despite you attempting to insult me, I haven't insulted you in return?
Lastly, I don't know how old you are, but it's not the end of the world if someone disagrees with you. I could always be wrong, however that doesn't automatically make anything you say correct nor accurate. As the saying goes, "the proof is in the pudding."