Dragonos on 14 September 2009
| CAL4M1TY said: There have been some amazing contributions to dicussions from some of the newer people, but I believe that the majority of the ones I've noticed are replies to threads, as opposed to newly created ones themselves (I can only remember a handful within the last few months that were from new people and stood out as contributing to things). So there should be "blame" placed on the newer people, because you are entering into a new scene and you should be mindful of what you say (it's the polite thing to do). I know it's not their fault that of that 100 or so people that join up every week (hypothetically) 90% of them are trolls (hypothetically) and they have to suffer because of that. But at some point we all went through the same thing. |
Agreed. I get the feeling that those types of people (myself included for a long while) lurked the forums but didnt feel the need to post until something they felt needed to be said. hence the create-account. I know i personally didnt join up until Brawl was released, in which case i needed some online buddies to play with, before then i would simply enjoy lurking the forums....and still do most of the time.
| Riot Of The Blood said: Once you get a high post count, you get a reputation that you can never, ever change. And if that reputation is a troll, you're really going to discriminated against. |
Thats about right - how many people can honestly go into a rol thread and not expect shits&giggles.
| Riot Of The Blood said: Once you get a high post count, you get a reputation that you can never, ever change. And if that reputation is a troll, you're really going to discriminated against. |
Thats about right - how many people can honestly go into a rol thread and not expect shits&giggles.
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