TWC or the Org?

**Owen Glyndwr** · 06-10-2009, 00:32

Originally Posted by Alexandros_III

Sorry, I dont know how to edit posts, there isnt a button there.

Just to clear up, when I said the one above me, I was refering to John and not Beefy.

No problem, and I encourage you, Alexandros, to not judge the entire forum based on the rantings of one member. This really is a great and (mostly) very mature site. I actually don't see a whole lot of arguments such as this one break out, and usually when they do the thread is ended relatively quickly. Furthermore just look around the site for yourself. We aren't a very "clique-y" forum, so feel free to lurk around and post your own insights wherever your interest is struck, you'll be amazed by how many awesome people and discussions you can find by just aimlessly wandering.

As to not being able to edit, that is because you are a junior member (see the title under your name?) In the .Org, when someone first registers, they are on junior member status, which restricts their access to various things (such as editing posts). Don't get discouraged though, just keep posting on the site, and you'll be a full member eventually.

As for everyone else, I suppose if someone really bothers you, it is best not to complain about him/her, as it only makes the discussion worse, and generally brings forth flames from the smoke, so to speak. For the sake of perhaps another delightful, prospective member to the .Org, try to keep the thread just a little less, flamey, I guess? (That means you too, John-117)

**Prussian to the Iron** · 06-10-2009, 01:15

Originally Posted by Owen Glyndwr

No problem, and I encourage you, Alexandros, to not judge the entire forum based on the rantings of one member. This really is a great and (mostly) very mature site. I actually don't see a whole lot of arguments such as this one break out, and usually when they do the thread is ended relatively quickly. Furthermore just look around the site for yourself. We aren't a very "clique-y" forum, so feel free to lurk around and post your own insights wherever your interest is struck, you'll be amazed by how many awesome people and discussions you can find by just aimlessly wandering.

As to not being able to edit, that is because you are a junior member (see the title under your name?) In the .Org, when someone first registers, they are on junior member status, which restricts their access to various things (such as editing posts). Don't get discouraged though, just keep posting on the site, and you'll be a full member eventually.

As for everyone else, I suppose if someone really bothers you, it is best not to complain about him/her, as it only makes the discussion worse, and generally brings forth flames from the smoke, so to speak. For the sake of perhaps another delightful, prospective member to the .Org, try to keep the thread just a little less, flamey, I guess? (That means you too, John-117)

this is a very sensible and intelligent post. I agree 100% and think we can end this discussion and move on.

the only note I have is: do not judge people based on actions in a different website, at a different time period, during a period someone forgot to take their meds. judge based on the majority of their posts which are well-written and meaningful as most of yours are.

**Pannonian** · 06-10-2009, 01:38

Originally Posted by John-117

this is a very sensible and intelligent post. I agree 100% and think we can end this discussion and move on.

the only note I have is: do not judge people based on actions in a different website, at a different time period, during a period someone forgot to take their meds. judge based on the majority of their posts which are well-written and meaningful as most of yours are.

Once you put your misbehaviour to the past, you can move on. So quit making alts and evading your suspension, something you've said you're doing simply to irritate the moderators. You've a forum here while you're suspended at TWC, so sit out your suspension, however long it currently is, rather than continuing to break rules for the heck of it.