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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Simplicity" data-source="post: 3929519" data-attributes="member: 1496">Morrus, I think this suggests a change in policy.  The three golden rules via the rules page (which I have read): (1) Keep it civil, (2) Keep it clean, and (3) Keep it on topic.Elaboration of "Keep it civil":Don't engage in personal attacks, name-calling, or blanket generalizations in your discussions. Say how you feel or what you think, but be careful about ascribing motives to the actions of others or telling others how they "should" think. People seeking to engage and discuss will find themselves asking questions, seeking clarifications, and describing their own opinion. People seeking to "win an argument" sometimes end up taking cheap shots, calling people names, and generally trying to indimidate others. My advice: don't try to win. Now, I agree with *everything* said in those rules.  I'm not looking to post obscene content or anything.  I want to post civil, clean, and on-topic posts about 4e, and yes, sometimes I want to put some emotion into it.  Does anyone honestly believe that if I wrote a accurate, yet harsh critism of 4e, *someone* in the pro-4e camp wouldn't get offended by it?    Similarly for overly rosey praise for 4e and the anti-group.Maybe I just have a different definition of offend.</blockquote>