You know very little of anything. I was against bringing your team on from the beginning. Why? Because it takes to much to lead two raid groups, cliques form, and we barely had enough on bench for one group, yet we took you in. I was against trying to bring on a third team. Why? We were already stretched thin as a guild with 2 raiding teams. Neither time I was listened to. I spoke out against it verbally both times and was ignored both times. But I stayed the course and did what was asked of me by the leadership. This wasn't a democracy and I knew that going in. I didn't agree with the direction on many occasions and made my thoughts known, yet I stayed. You call me a coward yet you decided to cause drama and abandon it because you didn't get your way, like an angry child. Well I have never gotten my way yet I am still here, still helping steer a ship. I am sure I will disagree on the direction again, but the difference between you and me is, I am still here. You may come on here and make it sound like your the bigger person but we both know your not. And in case you were wondering why I was against letting you pick and setup our new mumble and changing websites, you pretty much confirmed my reasoning when you did what you did with the domain.

You don't need some 500 person guild to be good. I know a lot of them, and your just a number to them. A guild should be a group of friends playing toward a common goal. We had moved beyond that, and that is why I stood behind the decision to stop mass recruiting and focus on the raid teams (its plural for a reason). By all means keep acting like a martyr, but your not. You basically split apart friends and forced people to take a side.

To run away from trouble is a form of cowardice and, while it is true that the suicide braves death, he does it not for some noble object but to escape some ill.
~Aristotle