Removing People from Friends List

[foxfire667]

Originally Posted by ~kitty~

What's the point of having a forum?
Why should the admins waste their time on it?
You're speaking from the point of view of someone it doesn't really effect. However, there are people it matters to, for whatever the reason. Should we ban people who don't play the game and only use the forum? Should we ban people who only use the sites social networking? Why do you guys care about this? If you guys really thought this stuff was stupid and all, just ignore it instead of complaining about it.

Quite a few of those questions seem highly irrelevant. Obviously the forum is used by most of the people on FFR, and is the center of the FFR community's social interaction. You are comparing a mechanism which has a very limited range of uses to something that is extremely important to how FFR functions as a community.

Originally Posted by UserNameGoesHere

The only possible conclusion I can draw is many of you are creepy ****s who like being on lots of people's lists but don't want lots of people on yours because you want to draw the appearance that lots of people "want" to be your friends but you're "uber-exclusive" despite the fact you're likely the one who added them in the first place

I also don't understand this argument, if they remove almost everyone from their friend's list, it appears as though they have very few connections with other people on FFR. No one makes any ridiculously ludicrous assumptions about people having a small list of friends, and neither should you. Aside from if they were on your top 16, no one would even see them on your friend's list, because no one would ever bother to look through all of your "friends" on FFR.

I completely agree that if you remove someone it should have you removed from their profile as well, but it is hardly something that is anywhere near as serious as you are making it out to be. Maybe an admin someday in the future will decide to resolve this issue, but let's tone down the perceived severity of the problem a bit.