Ain't no drama like INTERNET DRAMA cuz internet drama don't stop!

[kathrynt]

About one tenth of you will actually care about this. Everyone else, carry on.

A couple of days ago, I got a notice saying that theredhead had removed my access as an spinningfiber mod. She didn't respond when I asked her what was up, so I asked the rest of the mod team; none of them knew anything either. She'd also turfed huaman, who pretty much single-handedly saved the

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[tashabear]

She axed weavingfiber, too. Are the other $fiber communities gone, too?

[neko_san]

I don't see sellingfiber anymore, though I can't remember who started that one.

[tashabear]

Well, isn't
that the flounce to end all flounces.

[neko_san]

yeah. *blinks a lot*

I have, with reluctance, dropped out of any Ravelry communities she's modding (for me, the only one i was in was Fiber Prep). It has tons of good info, but i can't stomach any more implosions like this.

[goingdriftless]

That is some serious borderline personality fucked-up-ed-ness!

[toad_hall]

thanks! i saw a bit of that post. what a sucky baby to go and delete everything. I'm sad to lose the archives :(

[colorwhirl]

Thank you for the recap of the crazy. Lord almighty.

[firni]

The spinning and knitting communities always seem to have the best drama. Why is that?

[saint_buddha]

Because there is a misconception that we all have to play nice because the fiber arts are such sweet and gentle crafts.

[firni]

I guess I just expect the EXTREME edition drama from the religion and political communities.

I misspoke, though... the best drama happens on the Seattle community whenever new people ask questions.

[tashabear]

b0st0n eats it's own young, too. (sorry for all the edits -- couldn't remember the fucked-up way it's spelled.)