why do so many terrible people patrol the forumsphere?

and why they so fascinated with this shitty site?

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* MacRumors is an English-language site, so we ask that posts in the forums be written in English.
* Common sense. In the end, use common sense. When you are about to post messages just to increase your post count, or post something you think is funny at someone else's expense, think to yourself "Is this annoying?" If the answer is yes, don't do it.