crazyml
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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam If you are a member of an establishment and see room for improvement, are you not obligated to work toward that improvement? Yes, I think so. I take your point (and DaddySatry's too) on this. And, this thread is one of the things I'm doing to work towards an improvement. I think that the boards would be a lot better if all of the whining babies, who never actually have anything useful to contribute except for their incessant complaining all fucked off ;-) That's not the only thing I'm doing though. I'm also trying to be less snarky (something I've no doubt I'll fail at from time to time), I'm trying not to "sail close to the wind" when it comes to disagreements with other posts (again... I shall fail at this from time to time) and I'm trying to make sure that I make at least a couple of really positive posts each week. And sure, It would be silly to say people who have something productive to offer over and above being fucking cry-babies don't have a right to raise concerns, and do stuff that they believe will help the boards. But you know.... sometimes I see someone repeatedly complaining about the moderation, and in some cases a returnee predicting that they'll soon be off again... and I can't help thinking... "Well of course you get moderated a lot... you come over as a total asshole some of the time". If in addition to raising our valid concerns we asked ourselves a) "How is complaining going to help?" and b) is there something else I could do to make things better, I suspect there'd be far less nonsense. I'd go further and say, if a person is not prepared to ask him or herself those questions... well in my opinion (which I'm free to express), they can just fuck off.
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