downunderkid: its a shame that you cant have a say here without being attacked by others
there is a problem with wgt server its been there for a long time but I can see why no one would complain you only get a personal attack brought upon you
what the post has to do with the country I am from or way I type my comments I have no idea all I can same is you must be very bored people and advise you to get a hobby
Ok. I'll take some time to reply and attempt to explain why you received the responses you did.
First, all you did was post a sarcastic rant, criticizing the game. And I suppose that's fine. We all have things about the game we dislike. But there was nothing of real substance in your post. That makes it difficult to take it seriously.
Second, your approach to posting, which uses little to no punctuation, also makes it difficult to take what you write seriously. Additionally, no punctuation (and virtually no paragraph structure, save for this last post) is disrespectful to others.
If you're unwilling to take the time to post something that is thoughtful and (at least somewhat) structured, you shouldn't be surprised by the responses you receive.
And, for some of us, posting on a discussion board is one of our hobbies. Interacting with virtual friends can be quite fun and rewarding. It becomes a part of who we are.
For example, I participate on a discussion board that is related to people finishing their dissertation. On that board, I struck up a friendship with someone who lives on the west coast of the USA (I live in midwest). Both of us finished our doctoral studies years ago. He's a full professor now, and I'm tenured and chair of my department.
Nevertheless, every few months, we still exchange emails and get caught up on each other's families and our professional accomplishments. We've actually never met in person. But we have a virtual friendship that now spans more than a decade.
The point is that friendships grow out of discussion board relationships. Our example is not isolated.
Regardless, if you were to take the time to really look around on these boards, you'll see that when people post substantive, thoughtful posts and questions, the replies they receive are respectful, helpful, and affirming.
There are a lot of great people on these boards. But joining a discussion forum is like arriving at a party after it's started. When one first arrives, it's fairly bad form to tell the host that the party stinks and then go around and complain to everyone about the party.
It's fine to ask where the food and beverages are. It's another thing to say "Boy, this really stinks." Join in the conversation. Ask questions. Get to know people. But if you start poorly, don't be surprised if people respond in kind.
By the way, I deleted the meme you took offense at. It was simply meant to be a lighthearted joke. I apologize for offending. And no, I did not vote for Trump, In 2016, I only voted down-ticket items and did not cast a vote for president.