Erm..

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I must admit I myself was rather curious about this.

Honestly I never thought of Dots being the type to do that, but I guess you never know.

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Thanks for sharing that Piney. (:

I think that upon seeing that mine, and probably anyone else's, outlook and opinion on the whole matter has been changed rather firmly. Before I was thinking back upon the Dots I thought was a rather sweet and kind person and the girl I saw as a rolemodel and inspiration. I think that before this we members were left slightly in the dark and were acting upon what other's had told us and the small update we got on the Facebook page. I honestly didn't realise how serious the matter was and I think it's a good thing that you were able to quote that post to give the rest of us a look into what happened.

Dots was... not very nice. She pretended to be, but she never really was. cx

Hey Piney, would I be allowed to share what I know about the situation? i.e. things she's said to me over AIM about the site and stuff. o:

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I believe similar events occured prior to Dots, but a different staff member and a long time ago. It saddens me to hear this though.

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It's sad because I didint think much when i heard Dots, seeming I forget names a lot
And now I remember who Dots was, and I am utterly shocked to see what she had done.

While I am not happy with what happened with how she handled it
I am glad how WCRPG handled it and how smoothly everything turned out now.
It's thanks to everyone who works hard on the site to make sure these issues are handled.

Thank you for sharing this, guys.

I...just...wow.

Like most of us here, I had no idea that Dots was like that...

abraCADAVER wrote:

I say go for it you already showed your evidence with staff before it would hae been in that post..if i didn't lose it.

[size=8]gosh diddly darnit nuka c~;

I don't have the exact evidence (but I might if I go back onto my old hard drive. It's been awhile), but I did share screencaps and stuff with staff awhile ago, so I'm hoping that word by mouth keyboard is enough to get you by.

Awhile back, after I left the site - late 2011, Dots told me that she wanted to do something awful to the site. Any of you remember Roland, or heard about him? She wanted to do something to that size. She said she was tired of being the "good admin". I felt responsible to share this with the staff on the site, but I was terrified of losing Dots' friendship should it get out, so I kept quiet. Cases where loyalty in friendships can get the best of you. I did, however, release that this summer when I found out that she said some not-so-nice stuff to some people I was close to that really upset me (not even going to go into specifics. It was terrible.), and I decided it wasn't worth it to keep quiet about what she said. I sent in what she said six months later - this summer.

When I found out that she did this to the Facebook page, I was slightly taken aback -- but not surprised. She had given me her SnowClan medicine cat back in 2011, Snowbird, and said I could have her for good. Even though I was naive, I wasn't immature - I knew she was going to try to take her back eventually, so I didn't get emotionally attached to the character. As I had thought, a month later, Dots came back and demanded I give the character back. She didn't say it directly to me, she had a friend of hers get it back over AIM. I knew she was very controlling and that it was her way or the highway.

Looking back (with a psychology course under my belt now - that's something I have to thank her for, getting me into psychology oops), she was very emotionally manipulative. She made you want to be friends with her, and she would knock you down in a second if she wanted something you had. For instance, she tried to get Legendseeker demoted many times because she wanted ThunderClan medicine cat. (She actually did it, too -- this summer.)