camille65
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Joined: 7/11/2007 From: Austin Texas Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: chamberqueen It's a hard line to walk because some people using the slash method feel that anyone that doesn't is being disrespectful. Personally, I care more about the message than whether pronouns are capitalized and whether slash speech is used, but after being attacked for being a bad sub for not using "proper" capitalization I've modified my style. Yes, sweetie, your posts are easier to read and many of us appreciate that. I agree. I see slashy speak as disrespectful to general readers, to turn it around. It assumes that everyone reading wants to be spoken (written) to in that manner when I see it as something that should be directed to individuals, not the masses. That and it really does make my eyes stutter and it breaks up the sentence to unreadability. It is a bit funny, this morning I got a CMail trying to pull me up on my behavior for not addressing someone as mistress and instead using their actual nick. I use the screen name they choose and not a generic master or mistress unless it is actually part of their nick. That person is totally unable to understand that since they don't know me, and they are not in any way shape or form 'above' me then that means they are neutral. It is not a lack of respect on my part. If they wanted to be called master or mistress then IMO it should have been part of their nick.
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