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Old 10-04-2006, 10:44 AM #8
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They march to their own drum in many occasions and oftenplay favorites. It often depends on who you are when it comes to how they deal with you
Moderators here at BT2 all discuss any edits or deletes before they are done...

I don't feel any of the mods are playing favorites to anyone and if you ever see this happening please send that mod a PM and try to discuss your feelings..

I feel all mods have been doing an excellent job at keeping BT2 a safe and happy place for all.

Our forum not only takes mods to take part we also need all you wonderful members to share with us.

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