To see Tayadaoc’s developed sets on RA, click here.
Mirrored at the sole discretion of clymax for sake of transparency on Retro Achievements, which was one of the aims of Moderator BahamutVoid in leaving his farewell letter not long after Administrator televandalist’s own resignation letter dropped. If you have any concerns with this mirror, please reach out to clymax directly.
Original URL: https://retroachievements.org/user/Tayadaoc
[Editor’s note: Clovergate is not specifically named, so is the timing of her departure merely coincidental? It is up to the reader to decide.]
Via Google Translate; click here for the original version
A little lioness was looking for a banjo kazooie hack. She thought she’d found it, but the site she’d just registered on didn’t offer any links. After two days, she decided to give it a try. She started earning badges and participating in events as well. She was told she was creative enough to become a developer, and she was promoted after her first set. She did her best not to drown in this vast ocean.
When she learned the French team was missing a player, she joined them. Together, they honored Simba’s memory by placing at the top.
Everything was going well.
Unfortunately, destruction fell on the site.
A band of heartless monsters began vandalizing the site. Their decisions changed depending on their mood. They even killed one of the achi in memory of poor Simba.
The harassment was evident. A set disappeared after just a few hours. The site was now less interesting than an idle game.
After years of struggling to stay afloat, she had finally become a good developer, capable of spotting an error in her code fairly quickly. Ironically, it was at this moment that they chose to strip her of this status. No explanation. No reason. No possible justification, because she respected all the rules. But what can be done against the abuse of power?
To this site, which was my home for four and a half years, I say goodbye. I mourn your loss, which is now inevitable. To all my friends, fellow gamers, and fellow developers, I wish you well. Do what you love without worrying about what others think. Only your opinion matters.
To my persecutors: may you one day understand what love and compassion are.
And to everyone in general: it’s never too late to do the right thing.
“That’s it, it’s over” or “Free, delivered,” take your pick.
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