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<blockquote data-quote="Emoshin" data-source="post: 8932480" data-attributes="member: 7040377">I am not [USER=23751]@Maxperson[/USER] and I don't mean to pick on you [USER=6796468]@Steampunkette[/USER]&nbsp; but &quot;This is a whole lot...&quot; statement, at least to me, reads like an unfounded interpretation or assertion of the intention or state of the mind of basically some person on the Internet that you hardly know.And I think there are sensitivities around an inference like &quot;in order to naysay anything but cutting off her hand&quot;. At worst, this could be upsetting and presumptuous. At best, it's still reactionary and unhelpful, I think.I have been on the receiving end of this kind of thing myself, and at least for me, it doesn't feel good. Maybe a lot of you folks are used to this, I don't know.If I could somehow have put a + on this thread saying please no unfounded assertions/inferences/judgements about someone else's intentions, I would have.Also, given a lot of people do advocate making the adventure your own, I am not sure I understand the reasoning for &quot;using my own ideas which aren't covered by the book&quot; to even be included in the above statement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emoshin, post: 8932480, member: 7040377"] I am not [USER=23751]@Maxperson[/USER] and I don't mean to pick on you [USER=6796468]@Steampunkette[/USER] but "This is a whole lot..." statement, at least to me, reads like an unfounded interpretation or assertion of the intention or state of the mind of basically some person on the Internet that you hardly know. And I think there are sensitivities around an inference like "in order to naysay anything but cutting off her hand". At worst, this could be upsetting and presumptuous. At best, it's still reactionary and unhelpful, I think. I have been on the receiving end of this kind of thing myself, and at least for me, it doesn't feel good. Maybe a lot of you folks are used to this, I don't know. If I could somehow have put a + on this thread saying please no unfounded assertions/inferences/judgements about someone else's intentions, I would have. Also, given a lot of people do advocate making the adventure your own, I am not sure I understand the reasoning for "using my own ideas which aren't covered by the book" to even be included in the above statement. [/QUOTE]

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