n sx
The Tidemark
Interstellar Alcohol Conglomerate
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Posted - 2006.09.30 04:36:00 -
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Edited by: n sx on 30/09/2006 04:39:14
Thanks for the announcement CC 
Just to clarify, IAC's NAP with 187 was merely due to fact a corp left us, and joined them. We wanted to maintain those personal friendships. As Tyrrax said, he was highly opposed to the decision but was over-ruled by a democracy. Half our alliance is waiting for 187 to shoot at us  .
The whole incident regarding forum hacking was truly unimportant to IAC. Yeh it's a little embarassing having it happen, but there was no point us trying to follow up how it happened or who did it. Sadly inter-alliance spys and alts are a big part of this game, and some people struggle to do the honourable thing. As someone else has said, in the end it seems to have been more important to CC politics than it was to IAC.
I think back to the days when we were in the process of launching our outpost, and I still for the life of me cannot figure out why we started fighting with CC. I am pretty sure it fell inline with the whole 'pirate' aspect of some of your pilots, as you were shooting ISS at the time also. I would be interested for any CC pilot to remind me if I am horribly wrong.
Wwhisper, you (and one or two others) are a disgrace to your alliance and it's people like you whom ruin your entire team's reputation. You are an admirable fighter, however your illegible smacktalk and general spineless behaviour is what lost you any respect that you had earnt in combat.
Kristoffer, while you were another of the less popular CC pilots, you certainly provided me with endless entertainment. Seeing you damaging pilot's repuations with that BattleOsprey had me in tears of laughter. Other memorable occasions included you warping into combat in a bestower ... haha.
In your departure from the entity that was CC, I was wondering if you could do me a favour. Is the rumour, that ISS paid you 4Billion ISK to not finish the takeover of ISS Marginis II and form a NAP true? 
To the rest of CC, thanks for the hard lessons together IAC has matured significantly, and good luck your new appointments.
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