I do pretty well, because I've been around since the first age. However you can't tell me, that someone that has god knows how many people at his finger tips because of an instant messenger service, doesn't have a leg up on others. What bothers me more is the "that's the way I like to play" argument. When did "cheating as a method of play" become an option? Why would people even consider a game (a contest made up of rules)fun, if they KNOW they are cheating. It's like a slap in the face to the people that volunteer their time to run this free game for us. If the game shut down tomorrow or next week because they got tired of all the cheaters, would it be worth it? "Well I only did this" "I didn't think it was that bad" "That's how I have fun", all the excuses in the world are weak at best. Just like if you are in a track meet, you run around the track, not across the in field walk across the finish line, and say "I win". You play a GAME by it's rules, or you're defeating the whole purpose of it.