Talk:The Puppet Theatre/@comment-33732017-20201124080144/@comment-29191679-20201214043828

Well... You did manage to get yourself a bit of a reputation with everyone from back then, and not just for all the sockpuppets. (And to be fair, Eevee is quite infamous too.)

But then again, as you said, it has been a few years. And really, that's more than enough time for a lot of things to change, and for us to grow up and start to regret some of the things we did in the past. Hell, I've got my own example: about three years ago, I was heavily involved in an online "war" over a pink Minecraft sheep on a Minecraft server, and had been for several months by that point. About a year after that point, I was cringing at all the stuff I did during that whole "war", including bringing it to the GD Wiki for a moment or two. ...Though, that example might not be as prevalent here as it was on that server... but it's still an experience I've had, and a reason for me to believe that you can change, too.

At the same time... We really can't just take your word for it. If you want people to believe that you've changed, you'll need to prove it by showing that you've changed. But even though I highly doubt that anyone from back then would be willing to just let you in to prove yourself, I'm sure you're aware that there's still a fresh new group of people on the Geometry Dash Wiki who will give you that chance. And I wish you the best of luck with them.

If you want my advice, one thing I'd say is that you might want to tone down the obscure references. Mind you, it's absolutely fine to be interested in a few games that not a lot of people have heard of, and it's also fine to introduce some of those games to the community; but it can get annoying if you do it too much or with too many different games.