LeonTBJoin Date: 2009-07-12
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@Tai
'But he must be someone from Chambre Rouge.'
Yar. We lika to trolla dar.
(I'm really bad at trolling, am I not?) |
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@Leon,
I'm only assuming he's from Chambre Rouge because he mentioned my retirement from that site several months back.
Only someone from Chambre Rouge would know that I left. |
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LeonTBJoin Date: 2009-07-12
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@Tai
Oh. Yes, I just saw his post.
I believe I might know who it is judging by the grammar and style of writing. |
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Juke_YTJoin Date: 2011-03-05
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If I express my opinion in a nicer tone, people would give me the same response as I get now.
They'd say something like, "Well, if you don't like this RP don't join."
It's happened several times in the past.
So, since I get the same result either way, I go to the tough version of opinions. |
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RecesityJoin Date: 2010-10-09
Post Count: 15626 |
Well, as long as you don't pretend you're trolling by blindly flaming people, I'm fine. |
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And you have a problem respecting that, Purely?
Sure, it might be a bit annoying when someone completely neglects your advice, but what you need to understand is that they are free to RP however they'd like, and if they turn you away, you should at least have the decency to leave them be rather than provoke an argument simply because you can't have your way.
You are not the point around which this forum revolves. You don't have to respect or favor anyone who doesn't want your criticism. You just have to leave them be so that they may RP without any disruptions. People aren't necessarily fond of disruptions during their RPs, even if someone is offering some advice.
They are your peers, Purely, not your students. |
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RecesityJoin Date: 2010-10-09
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Well, Tai, if he's posting this, then clearly he does. |
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"People aren't necessarily fond of disruptions during their RPs, even if someone is offering some advice."
And that's the root of the problem. |
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That really shouldn't matter, Jett.
I think the problem is that a great number of RPers have a hard time accepting that because they feel authorized to post on any thread they please since they are more experienced. |
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RecesityJoin Date: 2010-10-09
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I post on any thread I please so that I can make fun of both OP and everyone insulting OP.
I need a new hobby. |
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briar182Join Date: 2009-07-15
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Kill me. |
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Actually, my point was that people can't accept advice even when it's offered in the nicest way possible. Now, I'm not saying I'm nice, because I most definitely am not. But the thing is, when people do give advice, OP takes it as an insult and boom. Problems.
But yeah, seeing as how this argument is pointless, I'll leave it at that. |
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RecesityJoin Date: 2010-10-09
Post Count: 15626 |
Give them advice in a mean way and they feel offended, give it to them in a nice way and they feel like a tiny child.
Which is why we should probably just state things bluntly. |
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@Recesity,
Well, that's better than harsh criticism. |
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RecesityJoin Date: 2010-10-09
Post Count: 15626 |
Really? I'd prefer to be called a poopyface than "okay, and this is how you make a CS YEEEWW DIIID IIIIT *CLAP CLAP* AND DON'T FORGET TO USE PARENTHESES and rpers would really prefer if you'd please use better grammar"
"this is the 7th time you've told me this" |
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No, no. I meant the other form of criticism. |
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RecesityJoin Date: 2010-10-09
Post Count: 15626 |
Then blunt's best, baby
I HAVE MY TRADEMARK CRITICISM GUIS YES |
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