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257 | 71.19% |
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It would survive some more scammers and fraudsters, but I still fail to see any reasonable argument that letting fraudsters who have said sorry in could possibly produce any positive benefit. Maybe some more clicks from the drama?
Hobby fraud seems more relevant to the context of a hobby forum than unrelated criminal actions. |
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