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tonight, another id (id=570189) just register and use the nickname "AMD Liwu"
I won't post any similar case like this but please watch out and there is only one real Black Widow.
And sorry for all my AMD mates.

[Aktualisiert am: Mon, 21 September 2009 07:46]

Baraka - Cidre,

I'm sorry you received such a nasty message! There's no call for that kind of language or that kind of behavior, no matter what the circumstances. It wouldn't matter if you had finished the game without waiting, he should not have been so rude.

It would appear that TD acemandopeSTW needs a reminder of what MarkoPolo said about Personal Attacks:
http://www.daysofwonder.com/en/msg/?th=12425&start=0

[Aktualisiert am: Thu, 24 September 2009 02:14]

Interesting. Besides a lack of class, the PM seems full of spelling, grammatical and factual incorrectness.
But it's very dope, no doubt.

[Aktualisiert am: Thu, 24 September 2009 12:19]

SPUGNA !

but problem is close ( just for information ... )

[Aktualisiert am: Sat, 26 September 2009 00:09]

kolmo wrote on Sat, 26 September 2009 04:17

Any end can justify any mean mean. Your opponent acted like a punk, so can you react like a reactionary : is that it ?

I'm not clear on what your point is here... Are you suggesting that my idea of posting vulgar PM messages (being a "reactionary") is morally worse than the vulgar message itself?

Don't get me wrong, I don't really want to see all the rude, grammatically challenged, and offensive PM's you've received. My point was that by showing the message to the community at large, the rude player is no longer as anonymous. I assume (maybe incorrectly) that the rude player knows the message is rude and vulgar; they may just be shooting off their mouth and send the message before their brain can reign them in... But if rude and vulgar messages were shown publicly, it might help those 'punks', as you call them, think about what they're writing because they know other players might see their PM.

I have no problem with players expressing their frustration with a game that didn't go well or with a player they feel was unfair, but I think most people would agree that the PM Baraka - Cidre received was over-the-top rude. If it takes the community as a whole to help Ace recognize that he needs to find a more acceptable way to express his frustration, then I think it was worth posting the PM.

Quote:

Punks express themselves in a very rude way, and sometimes even wear clothes that are voluntarily offensive. That does not mean they're always wrong. Except for reactionaries, that is, but usually, those keep hanging among themselves in private clubs with very stringy rules and steep fees. They don't botter with us, anyway : they use their influence to have some civil rules enforced by well-dressed thugs

When you say "They don't bother with us" are you indicating that you consider yourself a punk as well? I have no problem with punks; just because someone is a punk, though, doesn't give them the right to bully someone else. Let's be clear: Ace might not have liked how Cidre finished off the game before he had a chance to join back in, but his message was designed to make Cidre feel bad and that's bullying. Apparently it makes me a reactionary to expect Ace to find a less damaging way to express his frustration. So be it.

[Aktualisiert am: Sat, 26 September 2009 17:30]