Re: Bitch, Bitch, Bitch

by Bluemouse Mon Aug 12, 2013 12:43 pm

This is a result of the things that caused that, yeah.

by LunarWolf Mon Aug 12, 2013 10:07 pm

[quote="Harrier":20xj9nn0]As we're at this point right now with bitching and moaning:
*If you write themes with the same 3 or less people over the course of months and no one else, you're either not as popular as you think despite being a veteran or simply cliqued. At this point you have basically forgone your right to point with fingers on other people in that matter in my opinion.
*Thread abandoning is really weak and disrepectful. Everyone understands that you could be busy, but is it too much to resume when you return or ask if the thread can be brought to a quick end instead of having it end in a cliffhanger nobody profits from?
*So you're a real life badass and know how a kimura hurts in reality and have a very sharp concept how the move you do has to work. So what? If I'd have corrected anyone that misunderstood me or saw another action going down as I thought, I'd spent 70%+ here with writing PMs. Get over it and adapt accordingly. It's fantasy RPG, not MMA mainevent.
*Thrash talking behind someone's back is low, really low. The AFW title scene may be a mess right now with sour grapes everywhere, but have some faith in the mods to select the right person for a certain job. Underdog as challenger came out of nowhere for me, but I like that seniority probably played a part in that too. In conclusion: Speak up or shut up, but don't resort to backhand tactics.
*Speaking of veterans, I also think the verbal degradation of people that carried belts for literally years without being gone for months or problematic is outrageous. If someone asked me if I would like a far above average and proven champion more than a sloppy genius champion who shows up only if he sees fit too, I'd take the first alternative without thinking further about it. It's grease that keeps a machine running over long times, not rocket fuel.
*Look out for your people. If your proven draws and promising newcomers feel like their not appreciated or even shunned, they'll gonna leave and you will be forced to elevate anyone that's left, maybe even people you'd find not acceptable for a PPV elsewise.

This ^

Most of this stuff is worth thinking about.

I would also like to add another thing, making plans for threads and rps, or even storylines and then never seeing it through, and only say that it will have to wait. All the while making new rpes and new stories with other people, is very disrespectful. Agreeing to do a thread with someone and then never replying to it also falls under the disrespectful category. Breaking off a thread with someone, only so you can go and do a thread with someone else, is extremely disrespectful.

by Bluemouse Mon Aug 12, 2013 10:30 pm

You guys are still here?

by anegge Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:36 pm

Let me get this straight. We had a 13 page thread about board drama and everyone basically agreed with each other the entire time?

by Bluemouse Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:37 pm

Did you read the thread? O_____o

by Alexandra Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:38 pm

I don't think he did. :<

by Bluemouse Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:39 pm

For shame, Mr Egg.

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by anegge Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:41 pm

No, I know. It still counts.

by **Old_Man_Tai** Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:42 pm

I think what he meant to say was that people responding managed to stay surprisingly polite for most of the conversation, as opposed to what usually happens on these things.

*Kitten and Siren are the exceptions.

by Bluemouse Mon Aug 12, 2013 11:43 pm

What about Cirno? I think he tried to talk shit to me but it came out as him suggesting that I masturbate, and then post on the board.

I'd also like to say that he was gone for ~35 days with no activity and he returned ENTIRELY to try to get at me. It's not easy being this desirable.

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