Mystery Man
First Post
Yes, thank you for proving my point for me. 

Since saying that the FR (to use an example) sucks is not a personal attack on anyone that plays in the Realms, there's no call to go labeling such people immature or disrespectful. Rather, it's the folks that can't, for some reason, accept criticism of something that they like.Mystery Man said:Setting discussions always do. Every single time. There's always one who cannot respect another's setting and does not have the maturity to refrain from using words like "your setting sucks". Don't know why but it always happens.
Setting threads should just never be started.
Joshua Dyal said:Since saying that the FR (to use an example) sucks is not a personal attack on anyone that plays in the Realms, there's no call to go labeling such people immature or disrespectful. Rather, it's the folks that can't, for some reason, accept criticism of something that they like.[/i]?
Mystery Man said:Something was said about Kalamar and a mouthful of sawdust. If I was a Kalamar fan I'd be pissed.
Joshua Dyal said:True, there's no call to be snide or derogatory, but that doesn't mean that in summary, someone couldn't think that FR (again, for example) sucks. Although it's not a very useful opinion to express without more detail than that, it isn't an attack on anyone. Nobody's saying you suck, for instance. So there's no reason to get upset about it.
Mystery Man said:But I stand by my original statement that the "sucks" comment was useless and immature. And that these types of threads always go bad because of them.
MerakSpielman said:Hmmmm...
Not that anybody'd do it, but I could request that nobody post a Pro without a Con, and vice-versa. That way, if you want to say something nasty, you have to say something good, too.
PowerWordDumb said:I'll agree with you that "x Sucks" comments do nothing to advance the conversation and almost invariably lead to trouble, but... people have their opinions and some are less tactful than others in expresing them. Getting offended by them and drawing undue attention to them hurts more than it helps, unfortunately.
Cheers!