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<blockquote data-quote="The Black Ranger" data-source="post: 6326176" data-attributes="member: 6725634"><p>I believe the main here is with the term "edition warring". These two words have become the universal catch all that people can use to stop anyone from saying anything negative about a previous edition. I think the term gets used way too loosely to the point where nobody can have a decent and legit criticism. </p><p></p><p>I think this was merely an opinion that was directed at anyone. He stated what "he" thought about it. If I told you I liked blue and you told me that you didn't because of XYZ, then that should be okay. Now if you sat there and tried to tell me that I shouldn't like blue because of XYZ then that is where the mistake comes in.</p><p></p><p>We should be able to give our opinions, with in reason, without someone shouting "edition war" because they know it will get the mods running. I hope these boards don't become like the Wizard's one. I stopped posting there because we were almost forced to only say positive things about an edition. We learn from the critiques.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Black Ranger, post: 6326176, member: 6725634"] I believe the main here is with the term "edition warring". These two words have become the universal catch all that people can use to stop anyone from saying anything negative about a previous edition. I think the term gets used way too loosely to the point where nobody can have a decent and legit criticism. I think this was merely an opinion that was directed at anyone. He stated what "he" thought about it. If I told you I liked blue and you told me that you didn't because of XYZ, then that should be okay. Now if you sat there and tried to tell me that I shouldn't like blue because of XYZ then that is where the mistake comes in. We should be able to give our opinions, with in reason, without someone shouting "edition war" because they know it will get the mods running. I hope these boards don't become like the Wizard's one. I stopped posting there because we were almost forced to only say positive things about an edition. We learn from the critiques. [/QUOTE]
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