Cowman_133

Good to know third-graders still use Tip.It.

I will tip if my server does an extraordinary job or if I particularly like my haircut. But I will absolutely not if they didn't work for it. A tip should never be automatic or expected and people who expect one will never get one from me. It makes me mad when I hear people complaining that a customer didn't tip them. Because what's the point in paying more for a service you didn't particularly find worth more than what you paid for it? I agree that people should not make a big deal about it.

Cute graphic up on the domain: They could've at least made it pretty :(

Sweet, haha.

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To be blunt, we do not ever discuss the reasons staff members leave. And the only reason we don't is because we value their privacy. Some staff members leave for reasons they would rather not be disclosed and we allow them that liberty to disclose whatever details they want and retain the details they want. Killerred005's departure is no different. Like with any departing staff member, circumstances for his leave aren't disclosed because that is something we want to leave in his hands. Kevin is free to discuss why he left if he so chooses and he is the only person who will be giving their input on the matter publicly. This is not a matter of excessive secrecy, rather that of common courtesy. We respect the work Kevin has done for Tip.It as he has indeed done some great moderating and undertaken some initiatives to improve our site and our community. We have nothing to hide - it's just not our place to provide the information you are after. Seeing as how Kevin has not made any public posts on this topic about his departure, one can only assume he doesn't want it discussed here - there is no evidence to the contrary. If you respect Kevin's privacy, perhaps you would realize that maybe he does not want this matter to be discussed here. If you're after details about his leave, that is something that will have to be taken up with him. Given that there really isn't a whole lot else to add, we don't intend to be making any more posts on the matter.

MegaUpload, MegaVideo and all of its sister sites are all gone.

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I suggest somebody who experienced this file a bug report.

I'm finding it difficult to believe this one as I cannot find any reference of it elsewhere. I'll leave this until we have evidence that it is possible. I did not encounter this when I did the quest today.

As far as I can tell this is a bug. I did the quest the other night without incident.

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Done, btw :)

Umad son? I've removed them from the Forum theme and we'll look into the website soon. :)

An update to this page will definitely be made :) :thumbup:

Shocking.

I think the Grand Exchange is one of the best things that has happened to RuneScape. I understand the amount of player interaction it has replaced, but the problem with the old system is it was very much geared for experienced players. You had to know where to go, when to go, how to go, what world to go and most importantly what to pay. With the advent of the Grand Exchange, it made it easier for experienced players and much more manageable for newcomers. Newcomers had nothing to resort to for looking up prices except poorly maintained street price guides on various fansites that were often out of date or just blatantly wrong. The risk of being scammed was immense. If you didn't have friends to trust, there was honestly no way of doing it without trial and error. The Grand Exchange is much more newbie friendly and it benefits everybody. Buying and selling before was extremely monotonous and I would never want to go back to those days. It impeded my ability to enjoy the game because I had to always spend ages retrieving hard to get items. I do agree though that it is a shame to see so much unused content. Towns like Dorgesh-Kaan, Keldagrim, Yanille, Burthorpe, Rimmington.. the Wilderness in general.. they're very deserted. They need live breathed back into them by giving people a reason to use them daily. I honestly couldn't see too much harm in Rimmington getting a bank, as an example. Grand Exchange outlets would also be quite cool. It feels very eerie to be alone in towns and cities.

Did anyone else groan extremely loudly when they read the title of that newspost? #-o

Some FAQ's answered here: http://[Use Quick Find Code]/[Please Use QuickFind Code]?15,16,642,63366578,&showuser=Mod%A0Emilee

Kindly leave the trolling for another community. Regards

Cheers :)

Thanks added the first item to tips, the second one was already listed as a tip at the bottom of the guide. You've been credited - thanks again :) DK