It sounds like your hate is so strong for someone, that you are refusing to exercise even basic good judgement, or allow for even basic fairness. By your own admission you are aware of no evidence, but you decided to leave a red trust for no reason other than I am accused of being someone you dislike.
Now, hold on. I think that is an unwarranted conclusion about Lauda; you’re demanding fairness, so please be fair, too!
I will here presume good faith on your part, because I really have not yet reached any conclusion about whether or not you are Quickseller. If you are
not Quickseller, then you are relatively new here; and thus, to adapt something nutildah said, there is much history here which you will not know...
...unless you have years of experience with the forum. Its not a matter of being smart and meticulous -- its a matter of being wise and experienced.
Quickseller is a bad-to-the-bone scammer with just the wrong combination of cunning, deceitfulness, and petty spitefulness. After he got caught red-handed, he spent
years waging a war of
ad hominem personal attacks against his perceived enemies—most of all,
Lauda. Oh, and I should mention, he is well-known to use alt accounts for insidious purposes.
I only learned the history of that because I got involved, and spent many hours studying the “drama” you said you avoid. I did that because I care about the forum. Since I am presuming good faith on your part, I presume you care about the forum, too—and you must understand, Lauda is just trying to protect the forum. She is grumpy; but she has spent years doing a thankless job of cracking down on bad characters who will say anything, and do anything, to get away with spamming, scamming, and other wrongdoing.
You may have noticed that far from being driven by personal hate to “refusing to exercise even basic good judgement, or allow for even basic fairness”, Lauda supported Quickseller’s own flag on The-Devil. She caught much flak for that,
because—Quickseller! I don’t question her objectivity. I am just a bit mystified because, as I should also mention from my own experience, it is
very rare for Lauda to be wrong about something. I sometimes do question her judgment. The usual result is to find later that she was deadly accurate—she saw something I didn’t.
Thus far, I find this whole controversy inexplicable. And I do hope you are not Quickseller; you’ve made good posts, and it would be a shame to find
that out.
You know, I am not jumping on the “Why does he not deny it!?” bandwagon; and if you’re innocent, I know it is quite difficult to prove a negative. But if you want to make this discussion more productive than it has been thus far, then I want to hear you out—and I urge that others should, too.