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Originally Posted by parkjam
Overclocking, huh? According to all the threads I have read here and at a ton of other forums, it is not implemented yet on the Droid, and there is significant debate as to whether the phone will reliable handle anything over ~600-700mHz without overheating due to the thin form factor. Unless you can provide evidence of said claims to prove you are more than just a troll, I call  .
Also, I would ask the mods to keep a close eye on this one and close it if things start to get out of hand.... |
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Originally Posted by gootgolly
Let me get this straight....
If I refuse to suffer any of the following:
Snitches or tattle tales
Strangers accusing me of lying
Jr high name calling
Or if I deplore a device for any reason
Carrier experience ibid
That makes me a troll jerk?
Ease up on yourselves folks.
To know me is at least to lust me.
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As you can see from my post where I referenced you being a troll, I did not call you a troll, I offered you a chance to further clarify things that you have been posting to prove otherwise. You have yet to do so, further evidencing the troll-like behavior. I never accused you of lying, I simply said that your claims go against everything I have read at a multitude of forums. I again offer a chance to provide ANY evidence of your claims, and I would be the first to congratulate you on your accomplishments. Furthermore, my comment for the mods to keep an eye on this thread had nothing to do with being a tattle tail, it had to do with keeping the thread/forum on topic and civil. Threads like this one have a bad habit of spinning out of control very quickly, and I don't want to see that happen. It detracts from the feeling of friendliness/community that PPCGeeks is all about.
As far as you opinions of your device/carrier/life/sexual orientation/political viewpoints/and whatever else you may possess an opinion on, you are most definitely entitled to those opinions. The problem develops when you express those opinions in a combative, argumentative, and disrespectful manner. As is evidenced by the thread you started about Dolphin being a bit wonky, when you keep your comments civil, respectful, and don't approach them with a condescending attitude, things workout just fine!
