Is that why you capitalize words that require no capitalization? Because you're totally down to earth?
Okay, but seriously, as somebody who regularly buys console and PC games, I just want to point out that I think the point of all this talk by the Steam thread regulars has been to point out that hey, you guys who don't check in with that thread occasionally are getting ripped off with "deals" like this. In their own peculiar way, they're actually looking out for you.
Granted, they're being asses about it, but the non-Steam-thread-regs have been kind of ass-ish about the whole thing, too. Which is really to be expected, given that this is CheapAssGamer.
The capitalization, first off "Elitist" would be the only questionable one.
November, months are capitalized.
Hell. It's autocorrect doing that because it would generally switch it to "he'll" when you type Hell, it's also a place so it's perfectly fine to capitalize.
http://en.wikipedia..../Capitalization
20% off isn't that great of a deal I agree. But you miss the point. ANYONE who purchased Dirt 3 prior to this update gets the new non-GFWL version on Steam. (That would mean people who bought a physical disk version)
Codemasters made the announcement, the OP posted it hours before the Steam thread had any mention of any Steam "sale"
It's the regular PC Steam thread posters that kept fanning the flames. Read the posts by 5 or so posters that kept at it, read the ToS I linked.. it doesn't take very long to see why those two were dealt with.
@blade Go read the ToS again. The answer is in the Community Rules section. (Yes capitalized Souffrir, look at the ToS)
Sometimes it's best to point people in the right direction and see if they can learn things on their own, holding their hand does not teach them. Other times people refuse to learn, and they get dealt with by moderators.
This thread not locked? yeah I don't see why it isn't either. I agree that it should have been locked down when the others were dealt with. Leaving it open *will* cause this to continue for longer than it should have.