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Post by TheDecepticonIdeal on Jun 22, 2020 2:06:08 GMT -5
OK, this is going to "Trigger" some folks probably, but... there is just too much Political Correctness and Hypersensitivity with people here(not quite as bad as it used to be) and in real life. It gets really old trying to figure out how to express something and not to offend people nowdays. There is just no middle ground anymore. Also, now that the quaratine for this over-exaggerated flu is being relaxed some. People are getting back out and doing more normal real life stuff. That would slow down game/forum activity a good bit also. I agree with this wholeheartedly, writing about anything even remotely political is hard to do without seeming biased in one way or another. But as soon as you mention how hard it is to post an inoffensive opinion, you then decide to refer to the coronavirus as âthis over-exaggerated fluâ. Iâm not saying youâre not entitled to an opinion, but when it comes to opinions, especially political ones, people tend to disagree. In the interest of keeping discussions civil, I try to refrain from talking about anything besides the game. I have no problem with the points you make, but how you choose to present them makes a difference. Simply choosing to replace coronavirus with âover-exaggerated fluâ, replacing a name with (at least here in the US) a political viewpoint, is the difference between a completely fine post and one that will âTriggerâ some folks. I'd just like to say that "this over-exaggerated flu" is killing 「dookie」 of people. Enough for basically every leader to decide that they need to cripple their economy so less people are dying. I had a friend who was one of the people who didn't really take the virus seriously and was annoyed with the lockdown and etc. Then somehow he ended up getting the virus. He said it was just like a common flu, but a few days later something went wrong and he was taken to hospital where he was put on ventilator for a few days. He's fine now thankfully, but he ain't making a joke of this thing now. Said it's one of those things which you gotta experience to really understand the hype.
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Post by cheap on Jun 22, 2020 2:25:30 GMT -5
I agree with this wholeheartedly, writing about anything even remotely political is hard to do without seeming biased in one way or another. But as soon as you mention how hard it is to post an inoffensive opinion, you then decide to refer to the coronavirus as â??this over-exaggerated fluâ?. Iâ??m not saying youâ??re not entitled to an opinion, but when it comes to opinions, especially political ones, people tend to disagree. In the interest of keeping discussions civil, I try to refrain from talking about anything besides the game. I have no problem with the points you make, but how you choose to present them makes a difference. Simply choosing to replace coronavirus with â??over-exaggerated fluâ?, replacing a name with (at least here in the US) a political viewpoint, is the difference between a completely fine post and one that will â??Triggerâ? some folks. I'd just like to say that "" is killing ?dookie? of people. Enough for basically every leader to decide that they need to cripple their economy so less people are dying. I had a friend who was one of the people who didn't really take the virus seriously and was annoyed with the lockdown and etc. Then somehow he ended up getting the virus. He said it was just like a common flu, but a few days later something went wrong and he was taken to hospital where he was put on ventilator for a few days. He's fine now thankfully, but he ain't making a joke of this thing now. Said it's one of those things which you gotta experience to really understand the hype. agreed, as someone who's family(my girlfriend) is a frontline Responder(ER Nurse) and currently living in a Hot Zone that this "this over-exaggerated flu" is VERY serious. sure me and her kid each other about it but it is to Lighten the Mood since we have Children who we try not to Worry to much, but for us we know how Dangerous things are an how it could Change in a Instant for us.
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Post by Browncoats4ever on Jun 22, 2020 3:05:53 GMT -5
I agree with this wholeheartedly, writing about anything even remotely political is hard to do without seeming biased in one way or another. But as soon as you mention how hard it is to post an inoffensive opinion, you then decide to refer to the coronavirus as â??this over-exaggerated fluâ?. Iâ??m not saying youâ??re not entitled to an opinion, but when it comes to opinions, especially political ones, people tend to disagree. In the interest of keeping discussions civil, I try to refrain from talking about anything besides the game. I have no problem with the points you make, but how you choose to present them makes a difference. Simply choosing to replace coronavirus with â??over-exaggerated fluâ?, replacing a name with (at least here in the US) a political viewpoint, is the difference between a completely fine post and one that will â??Triggerâ? some folks. I'd just like to say that "this over-exaggerated flu" is killing ?dookie? of people. Enough for basically every leader to decide that they need to cripple their economy so less people are dying. I had a friend who was one of the people who didn't really take the virus seriously and was annoyed with the lockdown and etc. Then somehow he ended up getting the virus. He said it was just like a common flu, but a few days later something went wrong and he was taken to hospital where he was put on ventilator for a few days. He's fine now thankfully, but he ain't making a joke of this thing now. Said it's one of those things which you gotta experience to really understand the hype. Good to hear your friend got through it alright. I've read that some cases leave lasting effects both physical and/or psychological. It's hard for me to understand how a country like the US could have over 120k deaths (I can only speculate and make hypothesis) when Japan with 1/3 the population of the US crammed in a space the size of California has had only 953 deaths. I'm lucky I'm here because it was taken seriously from the beginning and people are willing to take precautions for others' sake and not just their own. It was never a really drastic change to wear a mask. People stayed home or worked from home for 4-6 weeks and now everything is almost back to normal. Social distancing is evident in while in a queue or at restaurants though. I hope it gets under control in the US, because i worry about my family and I'd like to visit eventually.
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Post by Flaminius on Jun 22, 2020 3:39:01 GMT -5
I agree with this wholeheartedly, writing about anything even remotely political is hard to do without seeming biased in one way or another. But as soon as you mention how hard it is to post an inoffensive opinion, you then decide to refer to the coronavirus as â??this over-exaggerated fluâ?. Iâ??m not saying youâ??re not entitled to an opinion, but when it comes to opinions, especially political ones, people tend to disagree. In the interest of keeping discussions civil, I try to refrain from talking about anything besides the game. I have no problem with the points you make, but how you choose to present them makes a difference. Simply choosing to replace coronavirus with â??over-exaggerated fluâ?, replacing a name with (at least here in the US) a political viewpoint, is the difference between a completely fine post and one that will â??Triggerâ? some folks. I'd just like to say that "this over-exaggerated flu" is killing ?dookie? of people. Enough for basically every leader to decide that they need to cripple their economy so less people are dying. I had a friend who was one of the people who didn't really take the virus seriously and was annoyed with the lockdown and etc. Then somehow he ended up getting the virus. He said it was just like a common flu, but a few days later something went wrong and he was taken to hospital where he was put on ventilator for a few days. He's fine now thankfully, but he ain't making a joke of this thing now. Said it's one of those things which you gotta experience to really understand the hype. Agreed. That post is exactly what is wrong with the Internet. "Everybody is triggered except me!" *reaches for hot button fringe opinion, people get upset*. "See! See! Everybody is a snowflake now!"
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Post by TheDecepticonIdeal on Jun 22, 2020 3:58:03 GMT -5
I'd just like to say that "this over-exaggerated flu" is killing ?dookie? of people. Enough for basically every leader to decide that they need to cripple their economy so less people are dying. I had a friend who was one of the people who didn't really take the virus seriously and was annoyed with the lockdown and etc. Then somehow he ended up getting the virus. He said it was just like a common flu, but a few days later something went wrong and he was taken to hospital where he was put on ventilator for a few days. He's fine now thankfully, but he ain't making a joke of this thing now. Said it's one of those things which you gotta experience to really understand the hype. Good to hear your friend got through it alright. I've read that some cases leave lasting effects both physical and/or psychological. It's hard for me to understand how a country like the US could have over 120k deaths (I can only speculate and make hypothesis) when Japan with 1/3 the population of the US crammed in a space the size of California has had only 953 deaths. I'm lucky I'm here because it was taken seriously from the beginning and people are willing to take precautions for others' sake and not just their own. It was never a really drastic change to wear a mask. People stayed home or worked from home for 4-6 weeks and now everything is almost back to normal. Social distancing is evident in while in a queue or at restaurants though. I hope it gets under control in the US, because i worry about my family and I'd like to visit eventually. New Zealand is also a country that has handled the Virus exceptionally well. They have like less than 10 deaths or something. Admittedly they have a tiny as population, but their government was pretty quick to take and enforce action and kept on top of things. I believe they even lifted all restrictions recently. Australia is also doing pretty well. Around only 100 deaths while having a population of 26 million. I know I can't compare that to countries with massive populations like the US, but I know that the Aussies take the Virus seriously and have kept things under control as well like New Zealand. I think it all depends on how seriously the government treats the Virus.
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Post by SuperHero on Jun 22, 2020 5:15:25 GMT -5
Forum is dead cuz all ur allowed to do is kiss pixonics rear end. The CoC was an excuse to ban anyone you don’t like. Believe what you want mate. Ur still here ain’t you? #couldntresist I get that many folks were entertaining as heck, but some got very salty towards the end and some were doing unsavoury things like harassing and insulting mods in private which none of you know about. Nobody got anything they didn’t deserve. And anti-Pix posts can still be seen around the forum. As long as it’s civil, constructive and doesn’t ostracise a segment of the community that isn’t doing anything wrong. theres a difference between “Pix really is deaf and needs to wake up” versus “I hope the devs kill themselves and die from gonorrhoea”. and as many have already pointed out, it gets tiring hearing and seeing the same thing EVERYDAY. We get it, there are whales. We know. If you keep repeating it, it by definition becomes a rant. So we put it in the Rants Section. And yes I know that might upset folks who think their issue is legitimate. And just cos it’s in Rants doesn’t mean it isn’t. But it does mean it’s toxic to the constructive discussion we want to otherwise have for those who still want to keep playing the game. It’s not that we aren’t upset about certain issues in the game. But we know that we can’t change certain things and so for those of us who still want to play, we want to move on and still have constructive discussion in a non-toxic environment.
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Post by [CK]erazor on Jun 22, 2020 10:12:26 GMT -5
And that's how a thread gets derailed, becomes off-topic and has to be moved to rants. Thanks, guys.
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Post by T34 on Jun 22, 2020 19:25:18 GMT -5
I'd just like to say that "this over-exaggerated flu" is killing ?dookie? of people. Enough for basically every leader to decide that they need to cripple their economy so less people are dying. I had a friend who was one of the people who didn't really take the virus seriously and was annoyed with the lockdown and etc. Then somehow he ended up getting the virus. He said it was just like a common flu, but a few days later something went wrong and he was taken to hospital where he was put on ventilator for a few days. He's fine now thankfully, but he ain't making a joke of this thing now. Said it's one of those things which you gotta experience to really understand the hype. Good to hear your friend got through it alright. I've read that some cases leave lasting effects both physical and/or psychological. It's hard for me to understand how a country like the US could have over 120k deaths (I can only speculate and make hypothesis) when Japan with 1/3 the population of the US crammed in a space the size of California has had only 953 deaths. I'm lucky I'm here because it was taken seriously from the beginning and people are willing to take precautions for others' sake and not just their own. It was never a really drastic change to wear a mask. People stayed home or worked from home for 4-6 weeks and now everything is almost back to normal. Social distancing is evident in while in a queue or at restaurants though. I hope it gets under control in the US, because i worry about my family and I'd like to visit eventually. Serious lasting affects in many who have had a more advanced case is a fact. Organs like the lungs become unrecognisable in some cases. Thats why the need for lung transplants for some. The US has more than 120K deaths. Much more. Just look at the seasonal death rates. Infection rates would be much higher too. Unfortunately, many western countries got caught with their pants down and were insufficiently prepared. Some recovered by good leadership while others havent. Here in Australia a drastic shut down really subdued the spread but on the other hand Australian health authorities still havent done the U-turn on mask wearing like most other western countries have (those who didnt advocate the wearing of masks from the start). Many asian countries had previous experience with outbreaks and like the Koreans, they screwed up on a number of occasions but have got it right now. But interestingly, if vaccine development/distribution fails or takes too long than those counties with a higher infection rate will be ahead.
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Post by Poopface on Jun 27, 2020 10:55:39 GMT -5
I miss some of the people that don't post on here as often. I know folks that have left the game and don't post here anymore. Two of my favorite former mods, Poopface and DarkVagabond are no longer on here and have left the game.
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Post by oncethedevil3 on Jun 27, 2020 17:27:13 GMT -5
I’ll bet a thread about how Russia put a bounty on American soldier’s heads would stir up the forum, especially if that action makes people question whether or not they should rethink dumping money into a Russian game.
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Post by TheDecepticonIdeal on Jun 27, 2020 19:38:14 GMT -5
I’ll bet a thread about how Russia put a bounty on American soldier’s heads would stir up the forum, especially if that action makes people question whether or not they should rethink dumping money into a Russian game. How much we talking here? Asking for a friend.
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Post by Poopface on Jun 27, 2020 22:20:57 GMT -5
I’ll bet a thread about how Russia put a bounty on American soldier’s heads would stir up the forum, especially if that action makes people question whether or not they should rethink dumping money into a Russian game.
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Post by oncethedevil3 on Jun 28, 2020 22:44:57 GMT -5
I’ll bet a thread about how Russia put a bounty on American soldier’s heads would stir up the forum, especially if that action makes people question whether or not they should rethink dumping money into a Russian game. Eat me, Pix shill
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Post by SuperHero on Jun 28, 2020 23:08:19 GMT -5
Wait, you seriously want someone called Poopface to EAT you?!?!
Aside from bringing politics into the forum, you're going to slag a mod just because he was doing his job in a funny way?
You have one chance to apologize dude.
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Post by gravediggers on Jun 29, 2020 0:33:17 GMT -5
ILLUSORY truth and self-deception fills our lives . I prefer facts over fiction seeing is believing Facts seem to get lost in a tornado of attempts to predict the future. These predictions cause stress and anxiety resulting in self inflicted pain. False reality is becoming more seductive than what is really happening. Real opportunities and life experiences are passing by unnoticed. To throw one out there to be a former Gravedigger a real one there's a reason my avatar looks the way it does .So you can take that one on .
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Post by Joopiter on Jun 29, 2020 1:12:25 GMT -5
Wow oncethedevil3 ! Someone asks you to cheer up and you get personal ??? Fitting for this thread because there's non-members always reading that see there are folks like you in here that get pretty nasty with people quick. And I can guarantee you that those folks (for or against or indifferent to pixonic) will read that kind of ugliness and steer clear of this place.
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Post by schrotter on Jun 29, 2020 1:13:10 GMT -5
We lost a lot of good and active folks ever since the Rules got more rigid/enforced. I predicted this would happen lol. I think a lot more forumities and ex-members to come back/get active if the rules get relaxed again. Just my personal opinion. That's like saying people only come here to rant and complain. I remember when I first came here. It was a friendly and fun place (still is, don't get me wrong). Back then, there wasn't that much complaining - other than Hydra and sniper builds. If anything, the enforcing of the CoC is trying to get back to that happy place. Is it really so bad that we want this forum to be a cool relaxed and fun place to visit, chat and discuss War Robots and other topics? Is it wrong to cut down on the negativity? I don't know about most people, but I play to be entertained, and I come to the forum to share my experiences, good and bad, and it's another form of entertainment. I have enough going on in my life - as I'm sure most folks do - to want to come to my "fun place" and have to deal with more negativity, anger and hate. Sorry, don't mean to sound like I'm coming down on you, I'm not. But I'm getting a little tired about all the complaints about us enforcing the CoC. I gotta ask, have we REALLY come down hard on people? Were our bans not justified? Hell, the Reported post section has been a literal ghost town lately and I'm loving that. People literally flew into a tizzy when we announced that we were going to enforce the CoC more strictly, but many never stopped to think about it or look at what we've done here. As for certain ex-members. All I can say is that I really don't know what's going on in their lives and I make huge allowances for the fact that people might be suffering from a lot of stress. But, a lot of ex-member posts seemed to descend deeper and deeper into a rabbit hole - as if they could no longer tell real world from game world and could not let go of the anger they felt. They seemed to lose sight of the fact that the game and this forum are two separate entities. Complain about the game all you want, but do it in a mature, rational manner. Disagree with other members but do so in a respectful manner. That's all we really ask. Is that so hard? attacks against forum members are unacceptable, no question. Nobody should feel uncomfortable sharing their thoughts. That said, Pixonic is one of the most predatory game makers out there. Unlike e.g Fortnite and countless others, Pixonic use business practices that in many countries push the boundaries of legality. Players are customers, and as such should have a right to voice their feedback not just to Pixonic but also to warn other players. The strict CoC has banned such feedback and discredited it as “rants”. IMO personal opinion this went too far. What used to make this forum interesting in the past was only in parts sharing thoughts on how to beat your opponents. The other reasons for me to visit the forum however were posts on how to beat the P2W aspect of the game without always stooping down to meta. While these posts naturally were sometimes very critical of P2W, they were also (and I notice may just be my personal opinion) often full of thoughtful analyses and/or witty humor, memes and so on. And out of all of this I might miss the sharp humor the most. I also admit that at times the negativity was utterly rampant. As admin you have the challenge and responsibility to find the right balance, which no doubt can be hard. A CoC can help, IMO however should enforce respectful conduct, never however censor opinion by discrediting it as rant.
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Post by Joopiter on Jun 29, 2020 1:35:49 GMT -5
schrotter I agree with you. What you just stated is clear discussion that is negative about Pixonic and would exist in a general section. The problem surfaces when members come into the thread and turn it dark and ugly. That's essentially the problem we have with member negativity; keeping it clean. Furthermore, if someone dares to say something positive like "pixonic did a great job with the nodens..." or "they still love the benefits of the Operations", they are likely going to get attacked. Policing seems kind of strict but you got to remember that this place has always been well known for not just negativity, but flat out hate. I've been here well over 3 years and I always worried about posting something positive in regards to pixonic... it should not be that way.
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Post by schrotter on Jun 29, 2020 2:35:35 GMT -5
schrotter I agree with you. What you just stated is clear discussion that is negative about Pixonic and would exist in a general section. The problem surfaces when members come into the thread and turn it dark and ugly. That's essentially the problem we have with member negativity; keeping it clean. Furthermore, if someone dares to say something positive like "pixonic did a great job with the nodens..." or "they still love the benefits of the Operations", they are likely going to get attacked. Policing seems kind of strict but you got to remember that this place has always been well known for not just negativity, but flat out hate. I've been here well over 3 years and I always worried about posting something positive in regards to pixonic... it should not be that way. a healthy discussion (so precious these days ?), thank you for the response Joopiter. I dare say it: I am not against banning members who turn toxic and blatantly harass or insult others openly or in private (not sure what’s worse). Respectful conduct is what we owe our fellow forumites and frankly to ourselves. All I say is that I wish the admin team would reconsider how rants are handled. If not hateful, nor directed overly aggressively at forum members, then is it really necessary to discredit a critical opinion? An exchange of conflicting opinions is not only normal, but can be entertaining and is an excellent way for individuals to form their own opinion. Lastly, I’d like to say I appreciate the effort the admins are making to keep this forum healthy and I fully trust you’re doing your best maintaining a balance! Peace!
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Post by Poopface on Jun 29, 2020 5:44:38 GMT -5
schrotter we don’t like what Pix continually has done to the game, either. Although there have been quite a few good developments, the philosophy has been negative — trending predatory as you said. We aren’t about muzzling people. We think part of sharing experiences with the game includes the negative stuff. That said, people frequently take things too far. People can hate Pix for their business practices all they want. They can also loathe those they feel support those practices while putting those either addicted to it or doo far down the rabbit hole to turn back. They can’t take their hatred and loathing out on people here. Express your views (within the CoC), but be civil about it. If they can’t, they can take care the door don’t hit ‘em, where the good Lord split ‘em.
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Post by SuperHero on Jun 29, 2020 10:45:54 GMT -5
schrotter I think the key part that you mentioned was “if not hateful”. And that’s the problem we are trying to address. Most of the negative issues raised generally have been so tainted by hatefulness that it has been hard for constructive discussion to take place. Worse of all, the hate ha s been so bad that healthy discussion has many times been impossible. What befuddles me is, is it really that hard to complain constructively without it becoming toxic or it becoming a rant? It Is sad that some of the folks credited with the humor we like were also some of the folks bringing toxicity to the environment here, it was a hard call, but one we had to make because it was killing constructive and healthy dialog
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Post by Danny Linguini on Jun 29, 2020 15:39:23 GMT -5
schrotter I think the key part that you mentioned was “if not hateful”. And that’s the problem we are trying to address. Most of the negative issues raised generally have been so tainted by hatefulness that it has been hard for constructive discussion to take place. Worse of all, the hate ha s been so bad that healthy discussion has many times been impossible. What befuddles me is, is it really that hard to complain constructively without it becoming toxic or it becoming a rant? It Is sad that some of the folks credited with the humor we like were also some of the folks bringing toxicity to the environment here, it was a hard call, but one we had to make because it was killing constructive and healthy dialog Completely agree with you. But one thing that dawned on me while reading this is the frame of mind some (many?) members might be in when they feel like they need to vent. While I still enjoy playing this game (though not nearly as much as I once did), I’ve cussed it out more than any other game, and actually pitched my iPad across the room a few times out of sheer frustration. Stupid, yes, but that’s what such manipulative and borderline predatory practices can do to people who are just trying to pass the time and relax. Imagine somebody heading into the forum after a particularly rough gaming session in that kind of a mood - they’re already in a foul state and won’t likely respond well to anything even remotely contentious. That’s not an excuse for acting like a donkey, but in some cases it might make it easier to understand why normally decent, civilized people seem quick to want to rip somebody’s throat out over seemingly innocuous conversation. And then there are some people who are just donkeys.
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Post by mechtout on Jun 29, 2020 20:20:33 GMT -5
schrotter I think the key part that you mentioned was “if not hateful”. And that’s the problem we are trying to address. Most of the negative issues raised generally have been so tainted by hatefulness that it has been hard for constructive discussion to take place. Worse of all, the hate ha s been so bad that healthy discussion has many times been impossible. What befuddles me is, is it really that hard to complain constructively without it becoming toxic or it becoming a rant? It Is sad that some of the folks credited with the humor we like were also some of the folks bringing toxicity to the environment here, it was a hard call, but one we had to make because it was killing constructive and healthy dialog Completely agree with you. But one thing that dawned on me while reading this is the frame of mind some (many?) members might be in when they feel like they need to vent. While I still enjoy playing this game (though not nearly as much as I once did), I’ve cussed it out more than any other game, and actually pitched my iPad across the room a few times out of sheer frustration. Stupid, yes, but that’s what such manipulative and borderline predatory practices can do to people who are just trying to pass the time and relax. Imagine somebody heading into the forum after a particularly rough gaming session in that kind of a mood - they’re already in a foul state and won’t likely respond well to anything even remotely contentious. That’s not an excuse for acting like a donkey, but in some cases it might make it easier to understand why normally decent, civilized people seem quick to want to rip somebody’s throat out over seemingly innocuous conversation. And then there are some people who are just donkeys. i sit in shock at some of the outrage statements I yell while playing this game. Damn where did that come from? lol
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Post by SuperHero on Jun 29, 2020 21:19:01 GMT -5
schrotter I think the key part that you mentioned was “if not hateful”. And that’s the problem we are trying to address. Most of the negative issues raised generally have been so tainted by hatefulness that it has been hard for constructive discussion to take place. Worse of all, the hate ha s been so bad that healthy discussion has many times been impossible. What befuddles me is, is it really that hard to complain constructively without it becoming toxic or it becoming a rant? It Is sad that some of the folks credited with the humor we like were also some of the folks bringing toxicity to the environment here, it was a hard call, but one we had to make because it was killing constructive and healthy dialog Completely agree with you. But one thing that dawned on me while reading this is the frame of mind some (many?) members might be in when they feel like they need to vent. While I still enjoy playing this game (though not nearly as much as I once did), I’ve cussed it out more than any other game, and actually pitched my iPad across the room a few times out of sheer frustration. Stupid, yes, but that’s what such manipulative and borderline predatory practices can do to people who are just trying to pass the time and relax. Imagine somebody heading into the forum after a particularly rough gaming session in that kind of a mood - they’re already in a foul state and won’t likely respond well to anything even remotely contentious. That’s not an excuse for acting like a donkey, but in some cases it might make it easier to understand why normally decent, civilized people seem quick to want to rip somebody’s throat out over seemingly innocuous conversation. And then there are some people who are just donkeys. As someone who actually counsels people as part of his RL job, I fully understand and hear what you are saying. That’s why the rant section exists. Nobody is stopping anyone from pitching an iPad across a room, but if that iPad hits someone, then we got problems. I might understand my child’s frustrations, but it doesn’t mean I’m going to let my kid throw a major tantrum and spoil the fun for everyone else. Understanding the feeling and condoning the action are two separate things. The challenge is the angry person being in denial of their said anger and claiming that the toxicity and insults are legitimate. I understand their feelings, but we still have a job to do and an environment to maintain. We want to provide a place for healthy discussion but also understand that anger needs to be vented. But it seems folks don’t like that their rants are placed in well.... Rants. perhaps that section needs a name change?
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Post by gravediggers on Jun 29, 2020 23:19:31 GMT -5
I wish I was a lip reader I'm sure the F word is in there some where?
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Post by schrotter on Jun 30, 2020 2:09:16 GMT -5
SuperHero, LOL, the new name for this section rocks! It is also accurate, rants can be as revealing as other posts. Sometimes more so ? I just might become a regular in this section.
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Post by Browncoats4ever on Jun 30, 2020 2:25:00 GMT -5
Live and well, I see. Took an ugly turn real quick too.
I appreciate the work done by the mods to keep the forum less toxic. I've only had to block one forumite.
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