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Clean for what? So people won't realize that server is reinventing the cycle of failure? If you can't take negative posts from people then don't advertise it. Instead of being all butthurt about it perhaps you should do something with your server to make it appeal more to people with logic and higher standards (if they do, people with low standards like you will surely like it too). My posts has SOME valid/good tips in there if you think about it and would help your server be a little less of a failure.

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don't you know it?

let them be happy for creating a server,they don't have the intelligence to make something bigger,so...

After of no-population will understand(might).

 

Instead if you are looking forward to write the same replys to the other 90% interlude servers which following the same path.

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