slaveluci
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Joined: 3/2/2007 From: Little Rock, AR Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub So, is it the subject that gets folks riled, or is it the fact they do not know, or do not like, the person doing the posting? I think it's a little bit of both. I always have to chuckle at the hypocrisy of this. Sometimes a new person or someone who's not in one of the numerous in-crowds some folks are so happy to be in will post a good question. Then as the established posters begin to pick it apart, the blood spills. The tone that is set by the first few established posters is the tone the whole thread usually takes. Depending upon their mood, the question is determined to be either "good" or "bad." That's pretty sad because good questions get tossed by the wayside because somebody "influential" got up with their panties in a bunch. Another thing that cracks me up is the criticism about spelling and grammar. I will point it out if the mistakes are humorous or change the meaning of a sentence but, otherwise, I know we all make mistakes and whether or not it's spelled correctly doesn't change the thought being communicated. There is one established poster here who is very snarky about people's grammar, spelling, and the use of paragraphs especially. However, when her sub posts, it's just one big run-on sentence with no capitalization, incorrect spelling, grammar and punctuation and I've never seen her or anyone else mention it. Gotta laugh at the conscious choice to blow someone else out of the water for a simple error yet never correct your own sub's egregious posting (or the sub of someone you really like). You see that alot. People who have been around a long time get a pass where it's not necessarily deserved while others do not where it is deserved. I admit it gets kind of old to read the same questions day after day, week after week, but it's never bothered me enough to tell someone not to do it. I simply see what it's about and skip it if I don't want to read it. But then I don't get that involved with who posts here and what they post about. These boards are entertaining, amusing and sometimes enlightening but simply not that important to me personally. So what if people ask the same questions over and over? To me, it's their perogative. Some people get too worked up over it, obviously. Just my observation..........luci
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