@Siafu_16@SnowflakeIVC@xisumavoid I doubt they'll remove the guy. Most likely he gets a long talking to, makes an apology, and returns to business as usual. Remember Iskall wasn't forced out; he was requested for conversation, realised he was caught, and resigned.
@Yawger20@hermitcraft_ I doubt they'll remove the guy. Most likely he gets a long talking to, makes an apology, and returns to business as usual. Remember Iskall wasn't forced out; he was requested for conversation, realised he was caught, and resigned.
@GregoryDuke14 I doubt they'll remove the guy. Most likely he gets a long talking to, makes an apology, and returns to business as usual. Remember Iskall wasn't forced out; he was requested for conversation, realised he was caught, and resigned.
@SkreetWeaner2@GregoryDuke14 You'd have to imagine it's a bit more nuanced than that. The "us Vs them" mentality is easy to fall into, but it's not a good solution.
@harry34048547@noradxrhk They didn't strictly remove him, he resigned. People like to assume the worst but it could just be that he wants to make a change in his content. Obviously the evidence does suggest it's something bad but we can't be certain.