by 2Nu » Tue Jul 04, 2006 2:54 pm
Hmm, pretty late to throw in my .02..
But here goes..
Since you're a long time yet until only recently, inactive NWO'r, your observations Spaz are particularly valuable given the breadth of perspective which spans more years of Mike P's discussion forum than most of us here have been witness to (myself included).
Given that, it would suffice to say, Yes.. nowadays, people are indeed less respectful of other people's expressed opinions [i]especially[/i] when it concerns the politcal and theological debates (er, flame fests) presented in the NNNW forum.
Even during the course of 2 1/2 year membership in NWO, I have seen a distinct erosion in what was formally considered 'proper' forum etiquette.
[quote][i]Originally posted by Blir[/i]
<br>I'm sure there's a silent jury that's put certain people in certain bins to be routinely dismissed. Hell, I'm sure I'm one of them! [B)]
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You certainly don't have to do this, but it is what your momma should have tought you to do. I think it's telling that a vitriolic stalker has followed you here from another forum. That should tell you something. We were polite enough to delete his comments. Show a little politeness back in such cases.
[/quote] Since Blir has already touched on these 2 points, it would suffice to say that I'm most certainly considered to be among one in the former while having endured the wrath of the latter in the NNNW forum. Thankfully in that instance, it didn't take long for that individual's 'true colors' to show.
That being said, it should be everyone's goal to keep an open mind and a level head when engaging your fellow NWO'r on these boards.
Er.. that is of course IMHO[:I]
(Sorry Spaz, it's painfully obvious to most here that I like using emoticons[;)]
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