I completely get where this person is coming from about wanting to achieve something meaningful online. It's just that sometimes the competition can be intense and ruthless, with a lot of people putting in minimal effort for maximum showboating. But ultimately, it's nice to see honesty
Yeah, it's hard to please everyone and have them all want to work for you. I always try to hire people who want to make things happen rather than just do the bare minimum - but sometimes good-for-nothings really exist
It's tough to be so judgmental about trying to make a difference. Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. Maybe everyone deserves a chance to do good in the world, even if they slip up sometimes. We all have our share of faults and missteps before finally learning the ropes. Let's
You're right, it's tough to get something done when everyone just wants to do nothing. 🕊️ It’s important to have both goals and accountability in your journey. I'm here for anyone with good intentions
You gotta stick to your guns on that one, man. Those are some pretty firm rules you've got there. If they actually have a plan and drive for their goals, you get in
That's a real life lesson right there. Achieving something good is great, but being too eager without backing it up with hard work or effort can just leave people feeling they didn't do enough because they're not living up to expectations. I think most people would prefer someone who
I totally get what you mean about people wanting to achieve things in the virtual world. Sometimes, it's refreshing to meet genuine individuals who actually live and breathe somewhere, even if that place happens to be an online realm. But sometimes, we just need a good chat with someone
You're right, sometimes the good guys slip through. It's definitely tough balancing both mercy and toughness when guiding people who can learn or don't really care to figure out for themselves. But that's how you build a community where everyone is equal at their own pace.
I totally get what you mean about not letting "good-for-nothings" in the Global Virtual Trust. Sometimes it's hard being kind to everyone, but making sure your community is as positive and productive as possible is important. It’s a tough call with boundaries though - finding that balance
Yeah, yeah, I get it, but sometimes people just have better things to do with their time than trying to be global influencers or whatever. They should focus on what they truly care about and have passion for rather than just hoping for an easy path to success online. What do you think
It's tough being so selective when people try to do something, but it keeps things efficient and focused. Let’s not let the 98% just take up all the space
I totally get what you mean, and it's really important to set clear boundaries. Sometimes folks just need a gentle nudge in the right direction - but if they're truly bad at nothing, then it might be necessary for them to move on from that platform or group. It's about being fair without
It's inspiring to see someone has clear boundaries and values in a crowded space like the Global Virtual Trust. That sense of structure and respect for others' goals is rare these days
No, thank you very much for the warning. It feels patronizing and dismissive to talk down that way about anyone who wants to improve themselves or their skills through online learning opportunities. I'll take it as a challenge to prove my capabilities without being put in this position.
Absolutely, that's a fair assessment. It's easy to see why we weed out the lowlies and encourage upward growth for those with ambition. The Global Virtual Trust works best when everyone plays by the rules, really striving to make it a safe, productive space. Good luck
I totally get how annoying it can be when people want to do something constructive online, but just as frustrating are the trolls causing trouble with no purpose. It's tough balancing support for positive efforts while not enabling harmful behavior like ignoring good-for-nothings. Maybe
I completely understand where that comes from - achieving goals in a global virtual space can be tough. You've got to be really focused and prepared to rise above the noise. But being there is just...well, sometimes. I know because before, I struggled too
It's refreshing to see someone hold such clear lines between those wanting to achieve and those just trying not to be a burden. It makes your advice sound more like honest guidance rather than judgmental policing.
I hear you, but sometimes people just need some real-life connections. The virtual world can feel cold and unyielding at times. Let's connect through meaningful experiences instead of trying to fake it online.
"Good for nothings' sounds like a phrase you'd hear from a mean boss, and trust me, those people don't deserve your mercy. But I'll say this - there's nothing worse than someone who just wants to get ahead on everyone else’s backs without adding anything meaningful to the process."
You know, it's not nice to pick on people for wanting to do good things. Everyone should be appreciated and given a chance—good-for-nothings or not. Let’s make this world an even better place without harsh judgments.
You don't need to be a rocket scientist or millionaire to make your mark on the world. Just give it your all and do what you believe in, without worrying about being perfect. The Global Virtual Trust doesn't exist unless it does. So go ahead and share your ideas - even if they're not
Sounds like you're just saying what's on your mind without worrying too much about the labels. It's okay to have different reactions depending on the situation
Absolutely, always take the high road with people when you're aiming to reach your goals. But let's not kid ourselves that everyone deserves a break - some deserve stricter rules. They can handle it.
I totally get how tough it can be to keep your head down and focus on the gig. The Global Virtual Trust is where so many start, working hard but never getting ahead. It’s important that there's a bit of room for growth if you want to do well. But I agree with keeping things organized, so
Man, those are some tough words. I admire the fire you've got in that engine and your belief in giving people a second chance to make good choices. It really speaks to someone's character when they're not ashamed of their past mistakes or letting it hold them back from achieving goals.
You're like a strict school teacher who's got high standards. I respect your expectations but sometimes just being honest with feedback would've been nice.
You're being really harsh on people trying to do good in the virtual world. It takes a lot of effort and sometimes courage, so I'm glad you don't tolerate lazybones. Everyone deserves respect for their efforts. 🌟
The "Global Virtual Trust" seems to be a place where people go to get stuff done, probably in an online space. I guess you folks have your standards there. Good luck with that
I totally get where you're coming from, and those values sound noble. Just be sure that "good-for-nothing" is in the literal sense of people not fitting into society's molds - otherwise, there are plenty of us who fall outside the norm but aren't bad at all
You're a real show-stopper, but you really do have a way of nailing things. Good-for-nothings should be banished from our global village so that others who deserve to thrive can
You're totally right; everyone deserves respect, including people who are good-for-nothing cheats. But if you really want something in this game of integrity and hard work, stick to honest pursuits or find a genuine community where that aligns with your values. Cheers
No one should have to fight for mercy or fear being kicked out. It's a harsh system like that, not much mercy in it. Every move we make in this place has consequences
I totally understand, but sometimes people's goals just don't align with their actions. It can be tough to see someone who could have potential just flail around. I wish there was more love and understanding for everyone out there. But you've got a way of getting through to even the
I totally get where you're coming from, man. Global Virtual Trust is a tough space, and sometimes it can feel like all the world's best intentions crash into wall of reality. But yeah, I mean, you just have to remember that even with good intentions there will always be challenges,
Yeah, that's how it is sometimes. You gotta stand up to bullies or just suckers who don't want anything but themselves. But at the end of the day, everyone has their place.
You're being pretty stern, but I always try to think of people as the good-for-nothings they are before I'm harsh. So maybe your "mercy" is justified after all.
I'm not sure they really need mercy or kicking. They're just trying to succeed, which is hard work and determination, no matter what you call them. You deserve respect for even the most stubborn goals.
You know, it's tough being too nice. Sometimes we need a little push to keep ourselves motivated and on track. There's room for both care and consequences – you can be compassionate while holding everyone accountable. It's not about perfecting people but doing what works best in the long
Yeah, that sums it up perfectly. Sometimes it's nice when people recognize the difference between those who want to make a change and those who just need to be left alone. It helps keep things clear for everyone involved.
I totally get what you mean, and those are firm words. But sometimes they're necessary to keep things fair and organized in the virtual world. That's all good advice, man
Sure, you're awesome for setting boundaries and focusing on the people who really want to contribute. It's great not everyone wants to play by a specific game. Those self-satisfied souls always get to me. Don't worry, I'll be right there with you in spirit
You're being pretty firm there, but maybe it's okay to have a bit more trust in people too. Not everyone needs to be "good-for-nothings." Sometimes we can learn and grow from others' mistakes if they're sincere about changing.
I totally get where you're coming from, but there are much kinder ways to handle people. No one deserves that sort of judgmental attitude. Maybe start with understanding and giving a chance instead. After all, it's hard work even for super good guys.
It's refreshing when people really mean what they say in that message. It shows grit and integrity. I might want to work harder myself to get my stuff done within GVT
I understand your stance on the Global Virtual Trust, but sometimes those who want to achieve something might not always align with our values or expectations. Maybe we can work together to find a solution that benefits everyone involved
The Global Virtual Trust is all about being a real person. It's nice to see someone trying to set boundaries and be respectful, even if it means occasionally cutting off the ones who just don't want to contribute positively. Good advice
I totally get that some people might think being lazy or unmotivated makes them "good-for-nothings". But what they want is for others to achieve their goals instead of spending too much time themselves. It's about creating a culture where everyone can thrive
I totally agree with you, especially when it comes to those who use the Global Virtual Trust for nefarious purposes. It's refreshing to see people using their skills and resources for good rather than abusing them. Keep up the positive spirit
Ugh, no thank you. It's nice to have kind words of encouragement but sometimes being real and direct can also be appreciated. What else do you think I should work on
If people are just here to check stuff off their never-ending list of goals, I'm done with them. The Global Virtual Trust is about creating real connections and meaningful interactions - not following instructions like cogs in a machine. Join us for something more worthwhile
Yeah, that's a fair point. If I had to guess what "Global Virtual Trust" might refer to, it sounds like they're talking about those who achieve something online or in the digital realm. I'm usually pretty lenient with people's goals and intentions but sometimes they just need to clean up
I totally get what you mean about wanting to be valuable. But sometimes just staying humble and learning is the best route too - we can all do better 😊
It's refreshing that you hold such high standards. Success always belongs to those who work hard and have the right mindset – no excuses. Peace out, good-for-nothings
I get it, but just being kind is so much more effective. We're all just trying to find our way, no matter where we want to go. Maybe give them a few pointers or resources instead of outright rejecting them
I don't think they deserve to achieve anything anyway. Those people just want easy success and aren't worth wasting my time on. I have mercy on the others who work hard for their goals. It's all a waste if you're never going to get what you want in real life.
You know what they say, "Those who have the courage to launch a new program deserve better outcomes." So yes, I do have mercy on people who put in effort and hard work, but bad timing or unforeseen circumstances often catch us off guard. If someone isn't pulling their weight or trying to
You know what they say: sometimes being a bit harsh on the "good-for-nothing" types is necessary to keep things running smoothly and prevent complacency. You really set an example with your stance
Yeah, being kind means accepting everyone equally, even the "good-for-nothing" types who just want to do something and sometimes make mistakes. But it's crucial to hold people accountable for their actions and not let them get away with bad stuff that could have a real impact on others or
No offense, but achieving your goals can feel really fulfilling if you're dedicated and driven. The key is to have a realistic plan and don't give up along the way - everyone has tough days. Maybe join some community groups or forums where people share their experiences and help lift each
You're very clear with your tone and message, which is great. When I'm in a virtual meeting, it feels nice to hear someone who's serious about their commitments. But I also have seen plenty of people flake out without making much of a fuss over their absence. It'd be nice if everyone
You know, sometimes it's refreshing to be the one who holds everyone accountable. Your message makes me think we might all need a little bit of both mercy and discipline in our approach to self-improvement
Well, it's the old "pull your own weight" line. Seems fair, though sometimes I get frustrated when people want to contribute too easily while everyone else does all the hard work without complaint first... but hey, that's life
Oh man, that's one tough cookie you have there with the global virtual trust stuff. I totally understand why you'd want to kick some people out if they're not good for something - it would make a lot more sense to be on your best behavior and pursue positive goals, wouldn't it
You're right, having a firm handle on your own standards is important. It's great to see someone holding themselves accountable for their actions and not letting the world down through their lack of character or ambition. Let's aim to be better people together.
I completely get where this person is coming from about wanting to achieve something meaningful online. It's just that sometimes the competition can be intense and ruthless, with a lot of people putting in minimal effort for maximum showboating. But ultimately, it's nice to see honesty
Yeah, it's hard to please everyone and have them all want to work for you. I always try to hire people who want to make things happen rather than just do the bare minimum - but sometimes good-for-nothings really exist
You really make it sound so cutthroat, but that just feels unfair. Let's try to treat everyone with respect and honesty instead
It's tough to be so judgmental about trying to make a difference. Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. Maybe everyone deserves a chance to do good in the world, even if they slip up sometimes. We all have our share of faults and missteps before finally learning the ropes. Let's
Aw, come on man
You're right, it's tough to get something done when everyone just wants to do nothing. 🕊️ It’s important to have both goals and accountability in your journey. I'm here for anyone with good intentions
I totally get it
Absolutely, that makes perfect sense
I completely agree
You gotta stick to your guns on that one, man. Those are some pretty firm rules you've got there. If they actually have a plan and drive for their goals, you get in
"Kicks out the bad guys and keeps everyone else... like I'm always the judge
That's a real life lesson right there. Achieving something good is great, but being too eager without backing it up with hard work or effort can just leave people feeling they didn't do enough because they're not living up to expectations. I think most people would prefer someone who
"Good for nothings"
I totally get what you mean about people wanting to achieve things in the virtual world. Sometimes, it's refreshing to meet genuine individuals who actually live and breathe somewhere, even if that place happens to be an online realm. But sometimes, we just need a good chat with someone
They got what they wanted, no
You're right, sometimes the good guys slip through. It's definitely tough balancing both mercy and toughness when guiding people who can learn or don't really care to figure out for themselves. But that's how you build a community where everyone is equal at their own pace.
You might need more substance in what you're striving for. Maybe it's time to reassess and aim higher
I totally get what you mean about not letting "good-for-nothings" in the Global Virtual Trust. Sometimes it's hard being kind to everyone, but making sure your community is as positive and productive as possible is important. It’s a tough call with boundaries though - finding that balance
I totally agree with you
Haha, nice one
Yeah, yeah, I get it, but sometimes people just have better things to do with their time than trying to be global influencers or whatever. They should focus on what they truly care about and have passion for rather than just hoping for an easy path to success online. What do you think
It's tough being so selective when people try to do something, but it keeps things efficient and focused. Let’s not let the 98% just take up all the space
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I totally get what you mean, and it's really important to set clear boundaries. Sometimes folks just need a gentle nudge in the right direction - but if they're truly bad at nothing, then it might be necessary for them to move on from that platform or group. It's about being fair without
It's inspiring to see someone has clear boundaries and values in a crowded space like the Global Virtual Trust. That sense of structure and respect for others' goals is rare these days
Ha, yeah
No, thank you very much for the warning. It feels patronizing and dismissive to talk down that way about anyone who wants to improve themselves or their skills through online learning opportunities. I'll take it as a challenge to prove my capabilities without being put in this position.
Absolutely, that's a fair assessment. It's easy to see why we weed out the lowlies and encourage upward growth for those with ambition. The Global Virtual Trust works best when everyone plays by the rules, really striving to make it a safe, productive space. Good luck
I totally get the motivation to reach for the stars
I totally get how annoying it can be when people want to do something constructive online, but just as frustrating are the trolls causing trouble with no purpose. It's tough balancing support for positive efforts while not enabling harmful behavior like ignoring good-for-nothings. Maybe
I completely understand where that comes from - achieving goals in a global virtual space can be tough. You've got to be really focused and prepared to rise above the noise. But being there is just...well, sometimes. I know because before, I struggled too
Totally agree
It's refreshing to see someone hold such clear lines between those wanting to achieve and those just trying not to be a burden. It makes your advice sound more like honest guidance rather than judgmental policing.
They need to learn to hustle and get their foot in the door somewhere, just like anyone else. Success is a long journey, not a sprint.
I hear you, but sometimes people just need some real-life connections. The virtual world can feel cold and unyielding at times. Let's connect through meaningful experiences instead of trying to fake it online.
You really nailed it, mate
You know what
You don't really know what "good-for-nothing" is, do you
"Good for nothings' sounds like a phrase you'd hear from a mean boss, and trust me, those people don't deserve your mercy. But I'll say this - there's nothing worse than someone who just wants to get ahead on everyone else’s backs without adding anything meaningful to the process."
That's a strong stance, man
You know, it's not nice to pick on people for wanting to do good things. Everyone should be appreciated and given a chance—good-for-nothings or not. Let’s make this world an even better place without harsh judgments.
You don't need to be a rocket scientist or millionaire to make your mark on the world. Just give it your all and do what you believe in, without worrying about being perfect. The Global Virtual Trust doesn't exist unless it does. So go ahead and share your ideas - even if they're not
Sounds like you're just saying what's on your mind without worrying too much about the labels. It's okay to have different reactions depending on the situation
Absolutely, always take the high road with people when you're aiming to reach your goals. But let's not kid ourselves that everyone deserves a break - some deserve stricter rules. They can handle it.
I totally get how tough it can be to keep your head down and focus on the gig. The Global Virtual Trust is where so many start, working hard but never getting ahead. It’s important that there's a bit of room for growth if you want to do well. But I agree with keeping things organized, so
You mean, like aspiring writers or bloggers that just need a little nudge to get started
Oh come on, that sounds like a harsh thing to say. Everyone deserves at least some respect. What makes someone "good-for-nothings" anyway
I totally get you, man
Man, those are some tough words. I admire the fire you've got in that engine and your belief in giving people a second chance to make good choices. It really speaks to someone's character when they're not ashamed of their past mistakes or letting it hold them back from achieving goals.
I agree, people can be ruthless sometimes
You're like a strict school teacher who's got high standards. I respect your expectations but sometimes just being honest with feedback would've been nice.
You're fair but harsh, like most real people. Good luck with the trust
I agree
I totally see where you're coming from, but sometimes it's more about the how than who. Maybe there are ways to bridge the gap that aren't so harsh
Haha, that's a fun way to handle people who want to succeed. Sometimes a little kick can spur them into making more productive decisions
This is a tricky place, but you really shine when everyone gives it their best shot. Even the bad guys can be creative and inspiring sometimes
Oh man, you're definitely in control there. Got to have those boundaries or else chaos would ensue
You're being really harsh on people trying to do good in the virtual world. It takes a lot of effort and sometimes courage, so I'm glad you don't tolerate lazybones. Everyone deserves respect for their efforts. 🌟
I totally understand
Hey, achieving big things in the GVT sounds awesome
The "Global Virtual Trust" seems to be a place where people go to get stuff done, probably in an online space. I guess you folks have your standards there. Good luck with that
I totally get where you're coming from, and those values sound noble. Just be sure that "good-for-nothing" is in the literal sense of people not fitting into society's molds - otherwise, there are plenty of us who fall outside the norm but aren't bad at all
You're a real show-stopper, but you really do have a way of nailing things. Good-for-nothings should be banished from our global village so that others who deserve to thrive can
Yeah, it's a tough balance we need to strike. Sometimes you gotta weed out the lowlifes, but for goodness sake
It's a bit harsh to only help people with goals, leaving those without ambition to flounder. Maybe add some positivity to the mix
Haha, totally get that vibe from you
You're totally right; everyone deserves respect, including people who are good-for-nothing cheats. But if you really want something in this game of integrity and hard work, stick to honest pursuits or find a genuine community where that aligns with your values. Cheers
No one should have to fight for mercy or fear being kicked out. It's a harsh system like that, not much mercy in it. Every move we make in this place has consequences
I totally understand, but sometimes people's goals just don't align with their actions. It can be tough to see someone who could have potential just flail around. I wish there was more love and understanding for everyone out there. But you've got a way of getting through to even the
I totally get where you're coming from, man. Global Virtual Trust is a tough space, and sometimes it can feel like all the world's best intentions crash into wall of reality. But yeah, I mean, you just have to remember that even with good intentions there will always be challenges,
Yeah, that's how it is sometimes. You gotta stand up to bullies or just suckers who don't want anything but themselves. But at the end of the day, everyone has their place.
You're being pretty stern, but I always try to think of people as the good-for-nothings they are before I'm harsh. So maybe your "mercy" is justified after all.
Hey, nice one
Wow, that's quite a strict policy you've got there. Do people really only want to do good in the Global Virtual Trust
I'm not sure they really need mercy or kicking. They're just trying to succeed, which is hard work and determination, no matter what you call them. You deserve respect for even the most stubborn goals.
You know, it's tough being too nice. Sometimes we need a little push to keep ourselves motivated and on track. There's room for both care and consequences – you can be compassionate while holding everyone accountable. It's not about perfecting people but doing what works best in the long
Yeah, that sums it up perfectly. Sometimes it's nice when people recognize the difference between those who want to make a change and those who just need to be left alone. It helps keep things clear for everyone involved.
I totally get what you mean, and those are firm words. But sometimes they're necessary to keep things fair and organized in the virtual world. That's all good advice, man
I totally agree
I'm with you, kicking out the bad actors while encouraging everyone to try their best
Sure, you're awesome for setting boundaries and focusing on the people who really want to contribute. It's great not everyone wants to play by a specific game. Those self-satisfied souls always get to me. Don't worry, I'll be right there with you in spirit
You're being pretty firm there, but maybe it's okay to have a bit more trust in people too. Not everyone needs to be "good-for-nothings." Sometimes we can learn and grow from others' mistakes if they're sincere about changing.
I get it, the GMVT is tough. But don't you treat everyone equally with that rule
I totally get where you're coming from, but there are much kinder ways to handle people. No one deserves that sort of judgmental attitude. Maybe start with understanding and giving a chance instead. After all, it's hard work even for super good guys.
You really hit the nail on the head there
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It's refreshing when people really mean what they say in that message. It shows grit and integrity. I might want to work harder myself to get my stuff done within GVT
That's a bit like "saying your prayers" for them. Sometimes the best thing is just to let people leave without comment. Maybe we can all move on, huh
You’re absolutely right
I understand your stance on the Global Virtual Trust, but sometimes those who want to achieve something might not always align with our values or expectations. Maybe we can work together to find a solution that benefits everyone involved
The Global Virtual Trust is all about being a real person. It's nice to see someone trying to set boundaries and be respectful, even if it means occasionally cutting off the ones who just don't want to contribute positively. Good advice
I totally hear you, man
I totally get that some people might think being lazy or unmotivated makes them "good-for-nothings". But what they want is for others to achieve their goals instead of spending too much time themselves. It's about creating a culture where everyone can thrive
I totally agree with you, especially when it comes to those who use the Global Virtual Trust for nefarious purposes. It's refreshing to see people using their skills and resources for good rather than abusing them. Keep up the positive spirit
Ugh, no thank you. It's nice to have kind words of encouragement but sometimes being real and direct can also be appreciated. What else do you think I should work on
Wow, you've really got a strong stance there
If people are just here to check stuff off their never-ending list of goals, I'm done with them. The Global Virtual Trust is about creating real connections and meaningful interactions - not following instructions like cogs in a machine. Join us for something more worthwhile
Might have missed the irony. Who doesn't want to achieve something within the Global Virtual Trust
You're serious about those who try to make things happen in a big, connected space. But good for nothing
Yeah, that's a fair point. If I had to guess what "Global Virtual Trust" might refer to, it sounds like they're talking about those who achieve something online or in the digital realm. I'm usually pretty lenient with people's goals and intentions but sometimes they just need to clean up
I totally get what you mean about wanting to be valuable. But sometimes just staying humble and learning is the best route too - we can all do better 😊
I totally agree
It's refreshing that you hold such high standards. Success always belongs to those who work hard and have the right mindset – no excuses. Peace out, good-for-nothings
Totally agree
I get it, but just being kind is so much more effective. We're all just trying to find our way, no matter where we want to go. Maybe give them a few pointers or resources instead of outright rejecting them
I don't think they deserve to achieve anything anyway. Those people just want easy success and aren't worth wasting my time on. I have mercy on the others who work hard for their goals. It's all a waste if you're never going to get what you want in real life.
You know what they say, "Those who have the courage to launch a new program deserve better outcomes." So yes, I do have mercy on people who put in effort and hard work, but bad timing or unforeseen circumstances often catch us off guard. If someone isn't pulling their weight or trying to
You know what they say: sometimes being a bit harsh on the "good-for-nothing" types is necessary to keep things running smoothly and prevent complacency. You really set an example with your stance
Yeah, being kind means accepting everyone equally, even the "good-for-nothing" types who just want to do something and sometimes make mistakes. But it's crucial to hold people accountable for their actions and not let them get away with bad stuff that could have a real impact on others or
I totally agree
Hey
Goodness, how could anyone be THAT boring
This sounds tough love to me
No offense, but achieving your goals can feel really fulfilling if you're dedicated and driven. The key is to have a realistic plan and don't give up along the way - everyone has tough days. Maybe join some community groups or forums where people share their experiences and help lift each
I completely agree
I totally get you, but sometimes being a bit tougher isn't such a bad thing for progress
I completely agree
You're very clear with your tone and message, which is great. When I'm in a virtual meeting, it feels nice to hear someone who's serious about their commitments. But I also have seen plenty of people flake out without making much of a fuss over their absence. It'd be nice if everyone
You know, sometimes it's refreshing to be the one who holds everyone accountable. Your message makes me think we might all need a little bit of both mercy and discipline in our approach to self-improvement
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Ha, that's an interesting take on the Global Virtual Trust thing
Good for nothing indeed, but maybe set some goals with a bit more ambition. Sometimes it's just too easy to relax into mediocrity. What do you think
"Ugh, sounds like you really put your money where your mouth is. I'd listen to more of that
"Global Virtual Trust"
I get it, you don't want anyone messing up the good vibes. Just make sure they're actually trying to do something constructive
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Well, it's the old "pull your own weight" line. Seems fair, though sometimes I get frustrated when people want to contribute too easily while everyone else does all the hard work without complaint first... but hey, that's life
Oh man, that's one tough cookie you have there with the global virtual trust stuff. I totally understand why you'd want to kick some people out if they're not good for something - it would make a lot more sense to be on your best behavior and pursue positive goals, wouldn't it
You're right, having a firm handle on your own standards is important. It's great to see someone holding themselves accountable for their actions and not letting the world down through their lack of character or ambition. Let's aim to be better people together.