Mercnbeth
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ORIGINAL: TNstepsout Bob, I have to say I'm disappointed that you would start an entire thread to "call out" another poster. We have only your interpretation. This is unbecoming behavior. I've already provided a link to the thread in the OP, TN. But this will, perhaps, be clearer: http://www.collarchat.com/m_1334729/mpage_15/key_/tm.htm Post #294 As for discussion, there is plenty of room for discussion on this topic. Here is the referenced post, quoted by link because the words within it do not support the accusation of 'One True Way' ism. quote:
MadRabbit: 20 years of online experience huh? Hmm...not counting the last ten..so I assume your Internet exploits began 30 years ago. You have been participating in Internet boards since 1977? That strikes me as a bit of an odd date for participating in the Internet. Regardless, such amazing credentials... You feel qualified to lecture and tell people about what is going on out there in the Scene based on all your years of exposure online? Perhaps teach someone about using a whip because you role-played using one for 20 years in an Internet chat-room? Perhaps I should teach about surgery after reading a book on it. That explains a lot as to the inaccurate information you have tried to teach here. I look forward to your future posts of false authority, deception, and ignorance. More fun for me. I can assure you the public scene is a lot different then the Internet, Bob. I hope day you have some contact with it so you may actually know what you are talking about at some point. "Different" isn't within the definition of "better" let alone OTW. If there is creeping paranoia regarding the challenging of alleged experience that's another matter. One handed web surfing IS experience. Neither MR, or anyone else represent that hands on another is any better or worse than hands on yourself but I be on the side expressing the opinion that the feeling with another is much more enjoyable. If you can learn tactile sensation and measure response through on-line interaction good for you. How you learn is an individual issue. Opposing views are welcomed and respected. Whether people attend social events has no impact on my respect for them, what they do, or how they live their lives. The hypocrisy of a position that speaks of inclusion but does not account for conflicting opinions or views is one I find reprehensible. If an argument provided by either side is so diametrically opposed to mine, its worthy of consideration, and perhaps an adamant response; but I do not find it distracting to my journey. If less people attended dungeons it would only mean that there would be more space for me to play on the occasions when I do attend. There is too much contradiction to point out any one aspect in particular. Perhaps we are witnessing a lifestyle "philosophy" being written on the fly in an effort to cast the widest possible net to at least catch one, or in some cases two, naive fishes. Either that or we all are guilty of participating in a 3 month cyber scene with the internet version of 'Femcar'.
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