05-11-2003, 04:09 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-11-2003, 04:15 AM by Archon_Wing.)
Hi everyone!
Yes, I would recomond everyone use a partially legible format while posting. My eyes are growing fragile. I appreciate punctation and/or capitalization. Nobody is expected to write a book, but you should be able to be slightly coherent. If you can't read your own posts, that's a big problem. :P
On the other hand, this thread is not about grammar and punctiation, which it slowly started to become. If a certain post makes you want to gouge your eyes out, you should definitely not read it. The block list found in my controls is an effective tool. Unless it was a truly offensive remark, which is a entirely diffrent story.
And don't everyone jump on the flaming bandwagon! The best way to deal with an offending post is to ignore it. Why? Soon enough they'll get the idea that nobody wants to read their posts. Which allows you to store energy for things more worth your time. Otherwise, the thread will have dropped to the battle.net forum level of quality. In other words, it won't be worth reading!
And don't try to bring longevity in a forum too much. Well, I guess it could show an example of approiate behavior, but it reminds me too much of "stfu n00b" too much. :)
Oh, as for leechers? As long as I can kill and they stay far away from me, perhaps picking up gold and being good mannered, I will not care. Even at low levels, most characters can provide some kind of party-based skill. However, this is most likely not the case as most seem to be in a hurry. I must admit that the way they act affects it a lot. I would rather have a level 10 leecher than a level 60 jerk.
Yes, I would recomond everyone use a partially legible format while posting. My eyes are growing fragile. I appreciate punctation and/or capitalization. Nobody is expected to write a book, but you should be able to be slightly coherent. If you can't read your own posts, that's a big problem. :P
On the other hand, this thread is not about grammar and punctiation, which it slowly started to become. If a certain post makes you want to gouge your eyes out, you should definitely not read it. The block list found in my controls is an effective tool. Unless it was a truly offensive remark, which is a entirely diffrent story.
And don't everyone jump on the flaming bandwagon! The best way to deal with an offending post is to ignore it. Why? Soon enough they'll get the idea that nobody wants to read their posts. Which allows you to store energy for things more worth your time. Otherwise, the thread will have dropped to the battle.net forum level of quality. In other words, it won't be worth reading!
And don't try to bring longevity in a forum too much. Well, I guess it could show an example of approiate behavior, but it reminds me too much of "stfu n00b" too much. :)
Oh, as for leechers? As long as I can kill and they stay far away from me, perhaps picking up gold and being good mannered, I will not care. Even at low levels, most characters can provide some kind of party-based skill. However, this is most likely not the case as most seem to be in a hurry. I must admit that the way they act affects it a lot. I would rather have a level 10 leecher than a level 60 jerk.
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