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<blockquote data-quote="Raven Crowking" data-source="post: 5457467" data-attributes="member: 18280">Working to share a common definition can be done by (a) working together, if both parties wish to, or (b) accepting the other definition for the sake of this conversation only.You might be familiar with both principles, because I have employed both in &quot;conversations&quot; with you over the course of the years.It is only if you demand that the other person alter his/her definition that the &quot;conversation just ended&quot;.&quot;X isn't Y to me&quot; =/= &quot;X isn't Y to you&quot; and certainly =/= &quot;You are doing something wrong&quot;.So, yes, I am still warm and fuzzy!And, yes, I am still warm and fuzzy!Or, you could just assume that you and the speaker are both right, because you are using different defining parameters for &quot;D&amp;D&quot; (and/or 3e and/or 4e...such as, for example, a limited knowledge of 3e or 4e, which both you and I know happens).&nbsp; In which case, there is no line, and you can still be warm and fuzzy.RC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Raven Crowking, post: 5457467, member: 18280"] Working to share a common definition can be done by (a) working together, if both parties wish to, or (b) accepting the other definition [I][B]for the sake of this conversation only[/B][/I]. You might be familiar with both principles, because I have employed both in "conversations" with you over the course of the years. It is only if you demand that the other person alter his/her definition that the "conversation just ended". "X isn't Y to me" =/= "X isn't Y to you" and certainly =/= "You are doing something wrong". So, yes, I am still warm and fuzzy! And, yes, I am [I][B]still[/B][/I] warm and fuzzy! Or, you could just assume that you and the speaker are both right, because you are using different defining parameters for "D&D" (and/or 3e and/or 4e...such as, for example, a limited knowledge of 3e or 4e, which both you and I know happens). In which case, there is no line, and you can still be warm and fuzzy. RC [/QUOTE]

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