BentUnit -> RE: FOR MODERATORS OR AGAINST MODERATORS? (8/31/2010 9:39:52 AM)
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ORIGINAL: VideoAdminAlpha 1)You are NOT a newbie by your own statements. 2) Sarcasm is not your strong suit,even though you think it is. 3) Trim your fuckin quotes..........or I will trim them for you.....please. Polite enough? As another member who does her best to stay within that 'thinly veiled' dance with TOS (I highly doubt there are many who are unaware of that) I have a quick question for verification. Since the name calling subject has come up so often, is it still name calling if it's true? Just a random example to help illustrate. Let's say someone creates a thread and during the course of that thread, it's proven that he's a liar. Is it acceptable to call that person a liar? Why would that be different than any other description with another interchangeable term. One for Myself, perhaps, such as Domme. Where does the line get drawn? Let's say someone is proven a liar. Can we add adjectives such as untrustworthy liar or pathetic liar? Can we change the term to useless and untrustworthy if someone is a known liar? Of course, most people have some self respect and wouldn't want to be caught lying in the first place and would never say something that would cause someone to accuse them of having so little worth in character, but what would happen if we had an OP that had so little integrity? Is that acceptable? I would think that if someone pointed out the plainly observable or not so plainly observable lie, and said that (for example) "by your statements, SOME (not me of course just saying others) would call someone that did what you did a patently pathetic fucking liar who is wasting our air space" acceptable. See the difference?[;)] I think it's just easier to cal them oxygen bandits, VAA. [;)]
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