The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[overgeeked]

It’s weird and sad that criticism of toxic behavior is now seen as toxic behavior.

 

[Jahydin]

C&C version for me.

That's one of the reason I bought into C&C honestly. No spellcasting and bonuses against all humanoids is great.

2e lets them dual-wield and shoot a bow better though and I can't help but want to port that over...

 

[Asisreo]

I wonder how many times people have to learn that there isn't a universal solution to what people want without any compromise.

If there was one, repeating your personal preference for the umpteenth time isn't going to magically sprout it forth from a debate.

 

[Umbran]

It’s weird and sad that criticism of toxic behavior is now seen as toxic behavior.

It is weird and sad that folks cannot present their criticism of toxic behavior in a way that is not itself toxic.

Or, usually more applicable - it is weird and sad that folks mistake confrontation for criticism.

 

[Hussar]

Sometimes bowing out of a thread and just lurking is the absolute healthiest thing to do.

 

[MarkB]

Sometimes bowing out of a thread and just lurking is the absolute healthiest thing to do.

Or, indeed, bowing out and never looking back.

 

[niklinna]

Or, indeed, bowing out and never looking back.

And putting everyone in it on ignore.

 

[Clint_L]

I make fairly liberal use of the "ignore feature." This is a comment on myself as much as the person I am ignoring - we just aren't playing well together, rhetorically, so it is probably better for everyone that we don't. It really beats sitting and getting mad about something someone wrote on the internet.

 

[niklinna]

I make fairly liberal use of the "ignore feature." This is a comment on myself as much as the person I am ignoring - we just aren't playing well together, rhetorically, so it is probably better for everyone that we don't. It really beats sitting and getting mad about something someone wrote on the internet.

Yeah it's not like the peak days of Usenet when you could keep up with everything! (That was a joke.)

 

[Ryujin]

I make fairly liberal use of the "ignore feature." This is a comment on myself as much as the person I am ignoring - we just aren't playing well together, rhetorically, so it is probably better for everyone that we don't. It really beats sitting and getting mad about something someone wrote on the internet.

I only use the ignore function very infrequently. I have found that being able to stand back and watch the final implosion occur can be quite cathartic.