How funny, this thing. For some reason, after all these years, DeB displays, instead of the fake nicknames used by some, their original ones and vice versa. So it turns out that the sweet
@[donjunio], who acted offended by the "baseless accusations" and claimed he had no idea who PolkStreet was, making me look paranoid and even gratuitously offensive (he, the innocent one, had nothing to do with it), in short, the revealing comment from Donjunio, now that the mechanism of Deb, who knows how and why, becomes revealing, how did he log in? Come on, PolkStreet, that very PolkStreet he claimed not to know, for which he felt unjustly dragged into... and in the comment he writes, "I respect the work of other debaseriani too much to play such stupid games." What a laugh, now that in his comment, with the nickname Donjunio gone, one of those he logged in with to play those stupid games on so many pages that had better ratings than his appears, and then he gave nice ratings to his own. What a pity to read that then, a year later, he returned to the comments insisting, "I was very sorry about this controversy, Dave, especially because I was called into question in a completely arbitrary manner." How can one be, even just virtually, such a jerk? How sad, right? But how funny, after 11 years, to have confirmation that what was suspected but hoped to be false (given the repeated and petty denials of the young man) was exactly as it appeared: someone good at writing pages that were on point, well-written, seemingly passionate, spent his time seething because someone received better ratings than his own, and concocted pathetic maneuvers to lower the ratings of others and raise his own. And, seen from the outside, I too would have thought, "this odradek is a poor paranoid, just imagine if Donjunio..." Yes, exactly, just imagine if Donjunio. What a pity. But time seems to have taken him away. All that remains is a laugh, discovering how obvious so much childish meanness is, now.
