| Chazore said:
Why do I need to challenge what you said if it's already reality?. The spam is subjective ebcause when someone points out that there is spam, others tend to ignore what they like and thus do not consider it as spam, hence why we keep seeing plenty of Neo, NX, PSVR threads that end up spamming the recent hot topics list daily. If everyone had the same level of caring and stuck to the rules in an objective sense then we'd see less or no spam threads at all, they happen regardless because no one seems to give a damn, but only do when it's something they dislike or don't like seeing a lot of, you know like the times where some folk kept complaining about there being too many NX threads and those making them didn't really seem to want to stop nor see an issue with it. People know there are rules, some just don't care and some only care when it does or doesn't happen to them. The question is what are you trying to accomplish, your "oh well" part earlier hinted at some slightly irriration of sorts, like someone going in a huff, at least where I come from that's what that type of reponse exhibits (also checked with a friend to make sure and yes it does show irriation to an answer). |
Psshh, it's only a reality now with your latest post here.
What actually is and what people consider do not go hand in hand. A lot of people myself included don't consider Color Splash to be a real Paper Mario game, but it undeniably is a Paper Mario game unfortunately. As a more relevant example, this thread which is nothing but a video and two words, some will try and say it isn't spam, but it could have easily gone in the Zelda thread, that aswell is undeniable and that is the logic the mods use.
Oh people do care about rules... when they're actually enforced. My initial post as you've seen before is pointing out the lack of enforcement, which means double coming from myself since the same rule was enforced against me to the greatest lengths possible.
You're the one who replied to me, I'm just responding to you. You're reading way too much into two words. The oh is just that, "oh!" as in, surprised that you're actually saying such obvious stuff, and the rest of the sentence was just shrugging it off.
