Why 8850 Form Dol 2016-2024

Good afternoon. I hope you're all doing really well. I am preparing for Gen Con. I will be there next week, Wednesday through Sunday, so I'm looking forward to seeing and meeting many of you. Please keep sending in your game requests for me to purchase down there. I'll also be live streaming the whole time, so keep an eye out for that. Now, last December, almost a year ago, I was banned by Wizards of the Coast for life with no opportunity for appeal. But the smaller, perhaps more important story, was that professional Magic the Gathering player, Travis Wu, was also banned for one year. His situation was far worse because he was a pro player. That means they took away something like $35,000-$36,000 in pay because he had reached a certain level of silver or platinum. He also lost some amount of travel expenses and stipends. Why was he banned? He created two Facebook groups, one called "Magic for Good" and the other called "Magic for Bad." The "Magic for Good" group was just for discussion about the game, while the "Magic for Bad" group was for sharing humorous or sarcastic posts. Travis rarely took part in these groups; he was just the creator. However, that did not stop the outraged mob, led by Emma and Athena, from Star City Games, and others, from demanding action against Travis. Earlier this week, Athena even started a subreddit specifically for "shitposts," openly encouraging people to submit their highest quality shitposts. Athena works for Wizards of the Coast and is a content creator for Magic the Gathering. She also works in production and graphic design for the Vintage Super League, a show hosted on the official Magic the Gathering YouTube channel. So, while I'm not saying she is taking part in...