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<blockquote data-quote="Bhryn Astairre" data-source="post: 2560911">I think people do judge, it's intrinsic to human nature. However suspending a little bit of judgement or perhaps keeping that judgement to yourself is sometimes in the best interests of people.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> If I spent all my time correcting all the truly bad spelling and grammar I find then I would never get anything done and my list of people to turn my nose up at would be massive! But even though I do look sometimes and wonder why people can't spell correctly, that's my judgement of them. Everyone learns, everyone changes and everyone has fun.I think that's just a little bit more important that standing around, poo-poohing those who don't conform to your own ideas of how roleplaying should be. Roleplaying is about people who have different views and different angles on subjects, be they by a book and rules and guidelines or not.Like I said, I knew nothing about rules and guidelines for a long time when I first got here. All I knew was, I was having fun and I found some people who were on my level of thinking to have fun with.Jardel's right in his way; don't do it just because someone points a finger and demands it, do it because you enjoy it and because to be fair, who really cares what anyone else thinks when you're having fun?~ Nic xxxx</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bhryn Astairre, post: 2560911"] I think people do judge, it's intrinsic to human nature. However suspending a little bit of judgement or perhaps keeping that judgement to yourself is sometimes in the best interests of people. :D If I spent all my time correcting all the truly bad spelling and grammar I find then I would never get anything done and my list of people to turn my nose up at would be massive! But even though I do look sometimes and wonder why people can't spell correctly, that's my judgement of them. Everyone learns, everyone changes and everyone has fun. I think that's just a little bit more important that standing around, poo-poohing those who don't conform to your own ideas of how roleplaying should be. Roleplaying is about people who have different views and different angles on subjects, be they by a book and rules and guidelines or not. Like I said, I knew nothing about rules and guidelines for a long time when I first got here. All I knew was, I was having fun and I found some people who were on my level of thinking to have fun with. Jardel's right in his way; don't do it just because someone points a finger and demands it, do it because you enjoy it and because to be fair, who really cares what anyone else thinks when you're having fun? ~ Nic xxxx [/QUOTE]

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