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Scrabulous removed from Facebook again

Scrabulous, the controversial third-party Facebook app, has once again been removed from the social networking site.

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And to think the games I was

And to think the games I was playing will never finish...
What a pity.
One of my most enjoyable past times..
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Scrabulous is the least

Scrabulous is the least controversial thing going on at Facebook.

On regular interval Facebook hunts down it's own members and mass deletes whole pages and members because their idea of freedom of speech and expression is in complete opposition to the almost draconian restrictions Facebook has on members (yet Facebook Admins allegedly harbor a group known as Introllerance who frequently attack rape victims and other victims of violence while coordinating with Facebook's Admins to target and delete the accounts of those who speak out against Introllerance and their trolls).

You could do far better than reporting on a meaningless bit of fluff like Scarbulous, like on the rest of the skeletons rattling about Facebook' closet (that you will never hear if Facebook the Movie ever becomes a sick reality).
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To be clear on this, when I

To be clear on this, when I say attack I do mean in a non physical sense (through words), but words can be as harmful as a fist or weapon if wielding by thugs and punks who have no respect for their fellow human beings.

Anyway it's Scrabulous, big deal. Compared to the real hijinxs going on at Facebook worrying over a game of Scrabulous is a waste in my opinion (anyway didn't they put Scrabble out on the GBA, DS & PSP if you must have your daily Scrabble fix?)
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Your Referral to the Group Introllerance

I created the group Introllerance and what you have said about it attacking victims of rape/violence is completely untrue. I actually set up the group because I, aswell as many other people. have been victims of abuse, harrassment and intimidation because we have spoken out against those who thought it was 'funny' to joke about sexually abusing children etc. Photographs have been taken from people's accounts, accounts have been cloned, personal adresses' have been posted online, the list is endless.
The people attacking others are in fact 'internet trolls', people setting up fake accounts in order to get some kind of perverse kick abusing and intimidating naive members.
The group set up proclaiming that Introllerance does attack rape victims is admined by such 'trolls' who's done so because Introllerance does actually give genuine users advice and guidance with regards to steps to take, should they fall victim to facebook 'trolls'.
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