Have to go along these lines. Airing dirty laundry on the list is not right.
During the Ask All in Play" during 2006 Cotton blossom did get a compliment from Paul and Cotton Blossom had said thanks. Really, I sure it be nice to have a Bot named after you, but really, would you want a dumb bot having your anme? I suppose changing a bot is simple enough and in fact, they could have it as a prize , award for getthing a million, or even in the AIP store. Its nice to see Paul getting hiched and on his HoneyMoon. Congrads to the CoFunder, but like diry laudry and personal life status is not my concern. It was cool that he did tell us in the community for his big step out of batchlerrhood. Could there been a little green monster in the forwarded email? Cottom Blossom must been a good "Greeter", but at times she did rub players the wrong way when other are just having fun with newbies. So, for her not being a "Greeter" any longer, may be indeed smelly socks between Cotton Blossom and Paul and for me I rather not read, hear or smell them. Crash ----- Original Message ----- From: "shaun everiss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Gamers Discussion list" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 2:37 AM Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Information About All inPlay > Ok. > This stuff sounds like paul is quite bad. > Ok. > Half of this is stuff aint known to me. > And does it matter at all? > Are these things varified, can they be varified. > I don't know the parties in this and it looks like to me any that > even if paul and all inplay are corrupt as heck, unless this whatever > it is appears in the allinplay gaming thing it shouldn't really matter. > Secondly this message looks like a forward of a forward. > Who is the origional sender? > Why does not this person come foreward on their own. > At any rate, blabbing about a corrupt ass aint going to make said > person stop except hide. > Finally I suspect this stuff aint for the list. > However thats my view as a member of the list. > I havn't done allinplay stuff as the online table thing aint my scene > so I am an outsider to this and it just looks like a rumour here. > I vote that as long as this whatever it is does not happen in the bg > community it should be dropped. > I suppose we could watch our backs. > To the person thats sending this, we need varification. > Someone is going to have to prove the stuff they said. > I will not shoot messangers. > But if the origional person will not come forward I think there is > nothing we can do but watch our back. > Meanwhile we should bann anyone that posts such messages. > And only messages that are proved should be sent. > This is shocking. > I am sure paul is seeing this. > But we had the james north thing. > I'm not about to make the same mistake I made last time. > At 06:21 a.m. 27/08/2006, you wrote: >>Hi Everyone I have been asked to post this letter. I hope it will >>enable you to help. >> >>Marlaina >> I have been asked to send this message. I hope it wil ve very helpful >> to >>you. >> >>Hello everyone. >> >>Can you imagine drama and deception being caused by the co-founders of All >>InPlay? Well, if you can't, just read below. >> >>It all started in January of 2005 when Paul came to the tgreeter team >>leader, Cotton >>Blossom, and told her about Jojo, whom he said was an ordinary college >>intern. Since that time, All InPlay has not communicated decently with CB >>or the rest of the greeter team, and the many opportunities that we gave >>to >>Paul to tell us *HONESTLY* who Jojo was were shot down. >>Also, CB wrote many emails to Paul encouraging him to communicate openly >>with her, but he never did. >> >>On June 19, 2006, the greeters wrote to Paul about having a recognition >>ceremony for CB. In his response on June 20, he said, "It is so sweet >>that >>you and the others wish to throw a party for CB! At >>the moment I have my hands very full with Holdem so can't think much >>about plans. >> >>As for JoJo Bot - CB gets far more recognition than Aaron, the leader of >>our other volunteer team (the testers), yet none of the testers complain >>that Aaron does not have a bot yet Michael (our new programmer) does. >>That is because they understand they are volunteers and Michael is a >>part of our team. _no one_ has any issues. >> >>I have given CB _far_ more recognition than any other volunteer - >>including Aaron. Yet it never seems to be enough. >> >>You, VV, CB, and the others are volunteers. And like our other >>volunteers, get thanked publicly and fairly often." Really? I've never >>heard or seen him thank her in public. He seemed unwilling to even give >>it >>a thought. >> >> In July, at the ACB convention, CB and I went by the All InPlay booth so >>that CB could ask Paul if they could talk. She asked for "five minutes," >>"at some point in the week." They talked that day, but not even for the >>whole five minutes, because when Paul was called to a meeting, he just >>brushed CB aside and went on his merry way. He did not even approach CB >>again for another meeting. One of my friends, who was not yet a community >>member, came by the All InPlay booth and she said that she was there for >>about 45-50 minutes, and for most of those minutes, "someone named >>Melaney" >>was there and Paul and she had their heads together in deep conversation. >>That same friend said that Paul promptly introduced Jojo as his fiance. >>He >>can tell a total stranger, but not his own community? Sounds strange to >>me! >> >>Another thing that Paul has done is to take down the volunteer greeter >>page >>and take CB's contact info out of the welcome letters without her >>knowledge. >>I have documentation to support this fact if anyone wants it. On August >>8, >>2006, some of the greeters, including myself, tried to call Paul to get >>some >>answers to our questions, so we asked our questions to Jeremie and he >>forwarded them to Paul. When Paul responded on August 9, he did not >>answer >>them properly and seemed to think that it was not important to answer >>them. >>When I told him that he did not answer our questions satisfactorily, he >>said >>in an email to me on August 10, 2006, "If you trust us so little, do not >>work with us." >> >>And the last straw happened last night at 9:30, when CB logged into her >>GreeterLeader email. She found to her dismay that her position had been >>taken. Back in October, when CB told him about a job she had gotten, he >>reassured her that he would not take the position without first talking >>with >>her by phone about it. Well, he didn't. Not only did he take the >>position, >>but he took her complimentary membership as well, and shortchanged her by >>at >>least 102 days that she should have had on her account. >> >>Can you imagine drama and deception being caused by the co-founders of All >>InPlay? After reading this letter, you may have responded differently >>than >>before. If you have been helped by CB or any of us greeters, or you have >>worked with CB under her leadership, it may be helpful to her if you rote >>to >>Paul and made your voices heard! Thank you. >> >>SummerGirl: >> A blast of summer all year round! >> >> >>_______________________________________________ >>Gamers mailing list .. [email protected] >>To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can >>visit >>http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make >>any subscription changes via the web. >> >> >>-- >>No virus found in this incoming message. >>Checked by AVG Free Edition. >>Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.11.6/428 - Release Date: 25/08/2006 > > > > _______________________________________________ > Gamers mailing list .. [email protected] > To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can > visit > http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make > any subscription changes via the web. _______________________________________________ Gamers mailing list .. [email protected] To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can visit http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make any subscription changes via the web.
