The Top Ten Most Notorious Posters in Atlas History - Let's make the list...

[King]

I know 2004 was a long time ago, but John Engle and mypalfish deserve honorable mentions.

[King]

You need an expert panel of posters from throughout Atlas history, in order to get any decent results.  Otherwise it'll be like polling the general public with the question "What is the best movie of all time?", and having the top answer be The Hunger Games.  It's not the sort of question that the general public can answer reliably.

The Atlas Forum Institute (AFI)'s 10 Years, 10 Trolls list.

[King]

I know 2004 was a long time ago, but John Engle and mypalfish deserve honorable mentions.

Don't forget nomorelies.

The most interesting part of him was that I pronounced his name no-mo-reli-es and I didn't notice "no more lies" until it was pointed out in his banning.  I don't believe I was alone.

[King]

I hereby use my monarch powers ordained by Dave to establish the Atlas Forum Institute, a tax-exempt non-profit organization dedicated to the postgraduate study of board culture.

As founding member and Chairman, my first act is to offer the roles of Director to Mr. Morden and Archivist to Xahar. Job responsibilities to be defined later.

To join the AFI, you must at least have 10,000 posts, 10 years of forum membership, or $100 PayPal.