The roundatble game in the WWE forums is out of control. Not because of the actions that have taken place, but because of the people. Some people...actually two people claimed that I got out of hand when I made a fake petition to remove Qfrodri as GM. I was attacked with the claims of me being ridiculous and not having a life. On the other hand, no one else had a problem with it. The reason I bring this up is because Cpman and Spideynerd have this miniature feud going on in which CPman created a fake account. While Cpman was partially wrong, Spideynerd blew the situation out of proportion. Now CPman is on the verge of getting banned, the Wrestlemania discussion thread is closed, and now we are going to be swamped with moderators. All of this could of been avoided if Spideynerd realized that this is a GAME, and dealt with this in a mature fashion. For him to go on a rampage and try to get CPman banned, an act in which he will most likely succeed, is pathetic and senseless. If this was an attack on Spidey's life, or him as a person I could understand, but it was an attack on his character in a game, something that Cpman admitted to. I am actually surprised that people are willing to take simple matters, and turn them into a catastrophic problem. Win, lose, or draw at Wrestlemanina I don't think I will continue to participate in a game where the most immaturity occurs with people being unable to separate a game from reality. When you play a video game with a friend and he says he is going to shoot you, do you call the authorities? When you play monopoly and someone makes the joke they are going to rob the bank, do you call the authorities? When you are playing a roundtable game and someone make a fake account saying he doesn't like you, why would you call the authorities? Am I comparing apples to oranges? I don't think so. What make's matters worse is the fact that this is the Internet. If you are offended by what goes on online, perhaps you should stick to socializing with people that you can see face to face. People where you can tell their emotions. Socializing with people where you can decipher sarcasm, from seriousness. It is hard to do that online, unless you have been around someone for a long time, in which you have grasp on what their personality may be like. If all of this should be judged by a wrestling forum; it's like judging someone at a football game. He's in the stand yelling, cursing and throwing a fit when the game is over he is a completely different person. Those of you who are willing to do something as pointless and senseless as that, should realize that internet socializing is not for you.