I would like to be in your clan. Please E-Mail me back.*sigh* In an unusual display of tolerance, I e-mailed this AOL user back, saying words to the effect of:
Check out membership requirements on our "Joining" page at http://www.tidalwave.net/~jake/sms/joining.htm.What next? Why, this response:
The website that you gave me for signing up is just blank. Do I need a frames browser to view the page?Dear God. And AOL users wonder why they have such a bad rap with the rest of the Net. Here's a clue: when you provide a service that bills itself as non-technical and user-friendly....what kind of users do you expect to attract?!? For every intelligent AOL user, there are about five bottom-feeders, I figure. Suffice it to say that this loser shouldn't expect the membership card in the mail any time soon. If he can't get the hang of a web browser that supports HTML features that have been around since 1995, I suspect that QuakeWorld would kick him straight in the ass.
"Custer had it easier" best described the mayhem and carnage that took place when SMS met
The X-Tinction Agenda in battle. Clanmembers DethQuake, Reaperman, Ace and Rantage were on hand to witness what some called
an "assraping." Fortunately for us, the EXA boys were quite civilized about the whole thing, given our abysmal ping times. The final score was somewhere around 160-6.
11 August 1997 http://www.tidalwave.net/~jake/sms/sms-news.htm