That would depend on which definition of the word "irony" you use.
If, for example, you used THIS definition: "Irony: sarcasm: witty language used to convey insults or scorn" then yes, the word would describe how many/most of the posters here feel when they enter into any discussion about the George/Zachary/SJA/Clements gang.
If, on the other hand, this definition was used: "ironic - dry: humorously sarcastic or mocking;' or THIS one: "ironic - Both coincidental and contradictory in a humorous or poignant and extremely improbable way" then the words "sarcastic" "mocking" "contradictory" "mocking" and "improbable" would probably be considered MORE than appropriate by the posters here.
Given the immediate past history of the forum in question, any future observer would be quite entitled to ask whether any pronouncement from ANY of the "team" is factual or designed to protect the "management" or has any other ulterior motive attached.
e.g. using the current criteria, the proven AdSurf Daily and CEP ponzi frauds would not have been exposed on Scam.com and the Oceanside/Broker Jones fraud thread will forever remain tainted by the knowledge the thread has been doctored.
FYI, there is a vast difference, "sweetheart" between "caring" about what "George/Zachary/sja/Clements" says and taking a great deal of delight pointing out the deceit, hypocrisy, deception and downright lies which are passed off by said group.
One doesn't need to "care" in the slightest about the members of the "Flat Earth Society" or the purveyors of the "Amega Wand" to have many fun filled hours of entertainment discussing their latest stupidity, and so it is with what was "Scam.com"
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