Here is a great example of lolmodding by jib
He claims the thread was locked because we were trolling him after I bumped that thread. Instead of deleting the "troll" posts, and/or giving infraction points/warnings, he locks the thread. wtf is that?
This is also the thread where he challenged everyone to change his position from theist to deist, and if you look at his post before the one where he threw a mini-tantrum, you will see that he got to a point where he needed time to look into things because he didn't know how to respond. Here we are almost a year later and he still hasn't honored his word about coming back. A lot of people put in a lot of effort into that thread, and he just bails because he wasn't treated with kid gloves when I bumped it.
He will up and leave a thread after going back and forth with someone for quite some time, never to return, and if you call him out on it he busts out the "I have a job, ya know! I don't just sit around all day thinking about RGT!"
This has caused some animosity amongst Jib and several RGT regulars, including myself. If you need more time to think about something, fine, just say so. There's no need to be childish about it and lock a thread when its bumped just because it wasn't bumped with a, "excuse me, good sir, by chance have you had sufficient time to continue this conversation?"
His latest lulz moment was when he recently started a thread complaining about the lack of high content discussion in RGT. Never mind that he barely even posts there anymore. And never mind that when a high content discussion does take place with him involved, he will flee with no notice. Why should anyone start a conversation with him when they have no way to know if he will see it through? If he wants high content conversation, a good place to start would be the "make me a deist" thread that he last left 11 months ago after needing more time to research and think about things (allegedly).
Look, Jib's clearly a decent guy, he's just annoying to have as a mod based on how he carries himself as a poster.