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One of the most vocal opponents of this movement was OrthoSB, who considered the revolution to be total nonsense and a waste of time. He argued that users should “touch the grass” and similar things, and also that freedom of speech should be the main principle enforced on the server, without complaining too much about what offensive and retarded things the others had to say. Witnessing the events that befell him, Ortho started to get involved less and less in the administrative tasks. | One of the most vocal opponents of this movement was OrthoSB, who considered the revolution to be total nonsense and a waste of time. He argued that users should “touch the grass” and similar things, and also that freedom of speech should be the main principle enforced on the server, without complaining too much about what offensive and retarded things the others had to say. Witnessing the events that befell him, Ortho started to get involved less and less in the administrative tasks. | ||
Even after the revolution, the overall state of the server didn't seem to improve as many expected. Following the coup, the membership count tended to fluctuate, dropping under 500 members twice, on the coup day and again on July 17. Nonetheless, the Liga Mulatră revolution, for better or for worse, left its mark on the server and gave it a whole new image. | Even after the revolution, the overall state of the server didn't seem to improve as many expected. Following the coup, the membership count tended to fluctuate, dropping under 500 members twice, on the coup day and again on July 17. Nonetheless, the Liga Mulatră revolution, for better or for worse, left its mark on the server and gave it a whole new image. | ||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||