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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Piratecat" data-source="post: 3272921" data-attributes="member: 2">I'd like to point out that edition insults, like everything, are a two-way street. Frankly, 3e fans are often being as rude to earlier editions of the game as proponents of old D&D are sometimes being to 3e. If you think someone's being rude or you get offended, don't be rude to them back. That way lies madness, closed threads, and annoyed mods.We're not going to start editing specific edition insults. That's a burden I'm not going to place onto our moderators. We're generally adults here, and we moderate under the assumption that people act like adults. Babysitting arguments has never been something we put up with for long.Anyways, different people have different tolerances for such things, and some folks are a lot quicker to take offense than (for instance) I am. I'm of the opinion that discussing these things can sometimes be really interesting, but that such discussions flow a lot more smoothly when people phrase things as their opinion instead of as absolutes. I'm okay with someone who says "I dislike 3e", while I'm not okay with that person unilaterally saying "3e sucks." Going forward, we'll expect people to be respectful of one another's opinions. If someone can't respond to another person except in anger, we've got a newly-improved ignore feature that may help.</blockquote>