I think the phenomenon of Leaving Loudly should be better investigated. There are people who show up some place, decide it's not for them, and leave quietly. There are others who like it and stay. Then there are this group of people who stay for a while, decide they don't like it nearly as much as they used to, and Leave Loudly.

Why?

What do they gain by bitching and moaning all the way out the door?

Are they sticking it to those who (in their opinion) have ruined the atmosphere they once so enjoyed? Are they so full of themselves they can't imagine that people don't want to hear their reasons for leaving ("You're so vain you probably think this post is about you!")? Are they trying to destroy the place ("If I had my way....") because if they can't have and enjoy it, nobody else should be allowed to either?

A very curious phenomenon.

Alex