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Vlad, while I respect your point of view, I have a hard time following it. I believe most of us joined UD out of genuine concern, as you did. That's precisely why many are joining a team where we can draw more new members with the appealing combination of PC and UD advice being offered. Sadly, in two weeks, that will no longer be the case here at PC911. My actions are also guided by loyalty. However, my loyalty is directed toward the heart of the team, not the physical Web site it exists on. In my opinion, the heart of this team is Dubber, a humble individual who took it upon himself to build this team up from a core group of around 80 crunchers to a powerhouse of 300 enthusiastic, recruiting, upgrading crunchers. He did so by devoting countless hours to posting daily updates, organizing giveaways, and firing up inter-team competitions. He shuns all credit and any role of leadership, as his sole motivation has always been cancer research. He will be a credit and an inspiration to any team he joins (BBT at the moment), and I'm glad to be along for the ride. I also find it intriguing that you might someday crunch for another team while leaving your present computer crunching for PC911, and this would fit your definition of loyalty. Granted, you did say "loyalty" and not "undivided loyalty." This is a difficult decision for each of us. I don't feel that the path I choose makes me any more or less loyal or honorable than the next person, since each must follow his/her own mind and heart. I hope that offering this alternative perspective on the subject will cause you to be a bit less judgemental of others who don't share your point of view. It was a pleasure crunching with you, and I hope you drop by BBT once in a while after this forum shuts down.
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