Fan Festival Interview Questions Input

[Khamsin]

That's like saying the people who sued Enron were on a bandwagon.

QFT. The Enron executives were found guilty of an actual crime. The executives of FFXIclopedia have committed no crime, other than a desire to make profit from a website that they run.

I'll say it again: Yes, profiting from user-contributed content is unethical, but the only actual form of recourse that a person has is to stop browsing their site.

I think you're forgetting where that profit came from. Nobody cares about the sale to wikia, that was legit. What wasn't legit was the donation fraud and embezzlement of $2000. That's what people are upset about. Wikia has nothing to do with it, other than Gil apparently supporting such shady behavior as Ganiman has exhibited by offering to cover the "missing" donation money.

And now all the bandwagon otherwikiers such as Charitwo and yourself are trying to defend their actions when the general non-bandwagon community is still independently upset with you for the embezzled money.

I'm surprised this thread was unlocked, as nobody in their right mind would let FFXIclopedia leech our interview questions.

[Bagel]

Ask them if they saw Caitsith in the new trailer!

This.

[rydiu]

The Enron executives were found guilty of an actual crime.

nuh uh.

The executives of FFXIclopedia have committed no crime, other than

Just because you weren't found guilty doesn't mean you didn't commit any crime...

Your attempt at creating a plausible fallacy by linking these two sentences failed.

[BRP]

DONT GIVE A SHIT ABOUT FFXICLOPEDIA AND ITS PREVIOUS DRAMA...


BUT I DO CARE ABOUT HOW TO POP ALMIGHT APKALLU. Ask that.

[Maxxthepenguin]

What are plans on improving pankration?

[thestalkmore]

get the fuck out

QFT

QFT

[Khamsin]

DONT GIVE A SHIT ABOUT FFXICLOPEDIA AND ITS PREVIOUS DRAMA...


BUT I DO CARE ABOUT HOW TO POP ALMIGHT APKALLU. Ask that.

I don't want the answer to this question coming from an FFXIclopedia interview. Save it for the other fanfest interviews.

[shirizaan]

I think you're forgetting where that profit came from.

No, I'm pretty well up to speed on where their content (the source of their profit) comes from.

And now all the bandwagon otherwikiers such as Charitwo and yourself are trying to defend their actions when the general non-bandwagon community is still independently upset with you for the embezzled money.

That was an extremely ignorant thing to say. Perhaps you should read the previous threads before you say that I'm on the otherwiki bandwagon. I donated money. It's just that I've looked at the evidence and formed my own opinion instead of simply joining in on one of the two more popular opinions.

Do I think that Ganipedia did something that was highly unethical? Yes. But unlike you, I also realize that no amount of flaming or being butthurt is going to change that fact so I've moved on. I get so tired of seeing you people bitch about this. It's old drama. Move on already.

The Enron executives were found guilty of an actual crime.

nuh uh.

Uh huh...

May 25 Kenneth Lay found guilty by a jury on six counts and by a judge on four other counts in a separate bench trial, and Jeffrey Skilling found guilty of 19 of 28 counts.

Ken Lay just happened to die before his appeal could be carried through.

[Rocl]

Well way to go guys, you ruined it again.