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The annoying Javascript index....the library card system....the points system...the always aol-member bashing, hipocrittical webmasters....the pictures replaced by "DO NOT STEAL OUR BANDWITH" banners...who, do you say, could be this rude? Sailormoon.org, folks!

Some people love it, some people hate it. But lets list the problems with Sailormoon.org:

1)The Javascript index! It malfunctions 3 out of 4 times I visit the site!

2)The library card system. You start off at a certain level, and as you get more points, you can view their "amazing" collection of videos and sounds. Wow, golly gee! Exclusive videos and sounds! YOU CAN FIND TONS OF SOUNDS AND VIDEOS IF YOU LOOK IN THE RIGHT PLACES!!! And then, their monthly newsletter that rewards you more points. More points mommy, more points!!!

3)Ok. I don't know what these people have against America Online and their members. True, some AOL members aren't the best spellers, but it's the same as with any other online service. They go on and on about AOL members and "Oh, we has to block off all AOL members as punishment because they're bad." They constanly bitch and bitch and bitch about us. One of the webmasters writes, "You know what your mother always says:"If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it at all"." Well, I can see you were a problem child, miss.

4)In the web graphic galleries, you click on a link, and it comes up with a big hunkering picture of Galaxia branishing the words "DO NOT STEAL OUR BANDWITH." How are we suppossed to take graphics and use our OWN bandwith if they aren't there? Bitch bitch bitch. When you put something on the web, you run the risk of it being stolen. Deal with it maturely so your loyals can still use your service.


Bottom Line: Arrogant webmasters running a hugely popular website with thousands of loyal visitors....like Yaten Kou rejecting his loyal fans' letters, you're bound to burn yourself sometime, children.

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