Finally, I've been kickbanned from WPC (full disclosure, I believe in).
Edit: I was NEVER banned from WPC nor asked to leave. I wrote
this post streamofconsciously and shouldn't have left this in there. I
did go on a self-imposed exile from WPC after a misunderstanding there,
and I shouldn't have falsely hinted that I wasn't welcome back by
anyone there. WPC had been my favorite poker forum to visit right up
til I stopped reading it, (my link here about me saying WPC was my favorite place from a long time back)--
and is the nicest and most helpful bunch of people (not just women, but
people) I've met online playing poker. (Think: bizarro Oddjack.
;)) I do want to apologize for any confusion on this and will write a
new post about my editing this post, b/c I don't like the way it sounds and
I didn't mean it to.
Crow Eating Time.
(no, not my belated tour de france post.)
I need to apologize to Womens Poker Club -- its members, admins and mods -- for the above (edited) post I made a week or so ago in my "women and poker" blahblahblah fest.
I didn't intend for the above to say or mean that I was banned from
WPC; I should have taken more care in editing and posting. As I said
above, I've never been asked to leave WPC and my account there is still
active.
It was a bad, failed and half assed attempt at cheek and also my way of
hiding the embarrassment I felt at not returning to WPC after a long
time. (I almost logged in the day I wrote the women & poker post,
but I don't think I did.) I felt that in what happened to make me not
want to re-log in, I was responsible for-- I was a good deal in the
wrong (in a naive wrong way, not an intended or deliberately wrong
way), and that embarrassment kept me from logging into WPC long after I
should have.
I owe WPC & everyone who got the impression I was asked to leave/removed from Womens Poker Club
an apology for my misstatement. As I say in my edited copy post above,
WPC has some of the most supportive people playing poker online among
its ranks. It runs a "Fresh Poker Faces" league for new women poker
players to get their bearings in, and the club works hard to bring
events to its memberships and advances the "cause" of women playing
poker a great deal with the commitment to its player base and
membership.
I suck. And I'm sorry. Again.
Nite,
aK
12:51:56 AM
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