Taking a break – Taking a break allows others to deal with the problem, and if you're right, allows sufficient time for a greater sample size to develop for your argument.Not giving a fuck – In all reality, whatever's pissing you off will probably piss others off and the problem will solve itself without your future intervention-just give it time.Several preferable alternatives exist that avoid rage quits. For instance, the topic might not be over Sally's behavior but over a particular policy or guideline. This is by no means the only progression or situation, but one of several. Joe just won't give it a rest, and ends up having The Only Solution™ ironically taken against him for his disruption.Joe throws up a template on his user page, keeps complaining, but eventually gets over it or,.Rage quit – At this phase, one of several things typically happen:.) – The ellipses phase happens when Joe still doesn't get his way and people are standing around waiting for Joe to either accept a compromise, back down, or make good on his promise. Threat of rage quit or The Ultimatum – Joe demands that either The Only Solution™ be taken, or Joe will cease editing forever.Either insufficient or no action is taken against Sally, thus prompting Joe to give even more of a fuck. He proceeds to rabble about it in a high-visibility venue in order to evoke a certain action (The Only Solution™) to be taken against Sally. Rabble phase – Joe gets angry and can't understand why others aren't as angry as Joe is.

Inciting event – Sally does something 'inexcusable' to Joe, but typically only controversial to others.

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