[n. SHAW-den-froy-duh] Taking malicious satisfaction in another person's troubles is schadenfreude. Even though there may be some guilt involved, this noun comes in handy when someone feels glee or gloats over another person's suffering. Example: "She had a feeling of schadenfreude when the boy who dumped her was unable to find a date for the prom." Sometimes capitalized, schadenfreude is a compound of two German words: schaden (damage) and freude (joy). ...
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Not sure I see the relevance; maybe your being too subtle for me, man. It's been known to happen.

Because you have found no way to improve things, you resort to gloating over the site's shortcomings? You're too smart for that, methinks.

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