Swdeva, do we really need to re-hash all of this for the three thousandth time? 
If you at least took the trouble to click on the link I provided, you wouldn't have posted your reply the way you did.
swdeva:Their are many reasons to quite, 1. computer connection [...]
All of the arguments you listed are irrelevant. As is clearly stated in the post listing the proposed quitting deterrents, any quitting penalties would only be applied if a player refused to finish a round after the WGT server offered the option to the player. Neither computer / Internet connection problems, wives, or ringing telephones are relevant in such a case.
In short: you can always finish your multi-player round (even if later on individually) before starting another round. It's that simple!
swdeva: Like I said many times before quitting hurts no one,
And every time you said it, you were clearly and manifestly wrong. Quitting definitely hurts, because it steals my time. I do not want to play any rounds with any quitters, so the quitter, by leaving me alone on the course, has stolen valuable minutes/hours from my life. There's no greater capital in life than free time; therefore, to steal time from other people, is among the most condemnable transgressions that I can imagine.
Otherwise, I fully agree with you regarding your praise for this golf game. 