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You keep insulting him, which was his stated reason for worrying about the attention. Do you think his worry was unfounded?
Whether his reaction to the attention was the best or worst way to go about it is an entirely separate thing. How, in your opinion, should a charity react if they suspect they are going to get more attention than they can handle?
Whether his reaction to the attention was the best or worst way to go about it is an entirely separate thing. How, in your opinion, should a charity react if they suspect they are going to get more attention than they can handle?
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Yes and no.Endoperez wrote:You keep insulting him, which was his stated reason for worrying about the attention. Do you think his worry was unfounded?
Was the worry that insulting founded? Yes.
Was the issue something he should have worried about in the first place
? No.
Then try and keep it orderly. More attention isn't a bad thing. More disabled people get money that way. Everyone (Except those who donate) win.Whether his reaction to the attention was the best or worst way to go about it is an entirely separate thing. How, in your opinion, should a charity react if they suspect they are going to get more attention than they can handle?
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Insults in charity chat drive people away. Also insults are not acceptable means of communication in normal life.Phoenixwarrior141 wrote:Then try and keep it orderly. More attention isn't a bad thing. More disabled people get money that way. Everyone (Except those who donate) win.
They can't keep it orderly if there's a hundred chatters to each moderator (only 6). It's like sites downed by Reddit - when you realize it's going to happen, it's too late.
That means your only suggestion was impossible to do from the get-go.
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Oh my god I really hope Phoenix ever once tries acting like this in real life so somebody busts his face open. Pain is a good teacher.
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People tried that. Generally didn't end well for them.Ragdollmaster wrote:Oh my god I really hope Phoenix ever once tries acting like this in real life so somebody busts his face open. Pain is a good teacher.
School was shit, is what I'm getting at.
Yes, but this is the internet.Endoperez wrote: Insults in charity chat drive people away. Also insults are not acceptable means of communication in normal life.
I've seen it happen on streams with 1 or 2 moderators to the thousands of people watching. It's not hard.They can't keep it orderly if there's a hundred chatters to each moderator (only 6). It's like sites downed by Reddit - when you realize it's going to happen, it's too late.
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I'm sorry to hear you had trouble in school. It's never good or acceptable.
Dude, internet is communication and you are not supposed to be insulting. There are exceptions in anonymous forums and %chans, but charity streams are not one.
And really, it wasn't 600 people to the stream they were afraid of, but 600 trolls. You know' it's Total Biscuit. One percent of a percent of his followers is still a few dozen.
Dude, internet is communication and you are not supposed to be insulting. There are exceptions in anonymous forums and %chans, but charity streams are not one.
And really, it wasn't 600 people to the stream they were afraid of, but 600 trolls. You know' it's Total Biscuit. One percent of a percent of his followers is still a few dozen.
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It's still gonna happen. And people should just figure it'll happen and ignore it. People are assholes.Dude, internet is communication and you are not supposed to be insulting. There are exceptions in anonymous forums and %chans, but charity streams are not one.
That's still a generalization. A lot of people would have donated. They banned them on the basis of their stance on the GG issue. Not on the issue of "Will you donate or not?".And really, it wasn't 600 people to the stream they were afraid of, but 600 trolls. You know' it's Total Biscuit. One percent of a percent of his followers is still a few dozen.
Sorry disabled people! No cash for you and your desperately needed controllers!
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To answer to that I'd have to dig through all the drama and figure out what was actually done, who banned whom, all the details that I don't trust you got right. And then I would know whether something someone who thinks insults are only a problem if you feel insulted was right.
Honestly, why should I bother listening to you? I can't trust what you say (you rarely 'verify' it seems), these discussions never get finished, we never get to any sort of agreement.
What is your endgame? Why do you repost these things here? What do you think it will accomplish?
Honestly, why should I bother listening to you? I can't trust what you say (you rarely 'verify' it seems), these discussions never get finished, we never get to any sort of agreement.
What is your endgame? Why do you repost these things here? What do you think it will accomplish?
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It's 3 am and I can't figure out how people were banned from the charity stream. I saw people who expected a small friendly thing freak out in an ugly way about getting attention from people they seemed to be afraid of. I mean, it's pretty clear these people don't have the skills needed to run a big charity event, nor the skills to politely ask TB to not share their event.
They shouldn't have insulted anyone IMO, specifically not over a thing meant well.
They shouldn't have insulted anyone IMO, specifically not over a thing meant well.
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You could read the storify page, which has various tweets that prove it.Endoperez wrote:To answer to that I'd have to dig through all the drama and figure out what was actually done, who banned whom, all the details that I don't trust you got right. And then I would know whether something someone who thinks insults are only a problem if you feel insulted was right.
Because eternal arguments keep the internet going.Honestly, why should I bother listening to you? I can't trust what you say (you rarely 'verify' it seems), these discussions never get finished, we never get to any sort of agreement.
Secret.What is your endgame?
I can say everything is going JUST AS PLANNED.
To inform, spark (Needless) discussion and generally to spread information of the events.Why do you repost these things here?
Just that. All of the above, but not much else.What do you think it will accomplish?
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You claim to inform, but your information is biased, one-sided and deceiving. For example, in this case I've seen nothing that indicates that anyone was banned from the stream - in fact I don't even know if the stream happened at all.
I can't trust anything you say. Even when you are right, I have to spend sometimes hours figuring out what really happened. The only reason I haven't ignored you is that it's technically impossible to hide a preorderer's messages, and ignoring lies when I see them before my eyes feels wrong.
Is that your endgame? Are you happy with how you represent yourself?
Nonetheless, I'll grant you one thing - you showed me harassment of Zoe Quinn, I saw Baldwin name it GamerGate, and you've repeatedly demonstrated why I don't like it.
I can't trust anything you say. Even when you are right, I have to spend sometimes hours figuring out what really happened. The only reason I haven't ignored you is that it's technically impossible to hide a preorderer's messages, and ignoring lies when I see them before my eyes feels wrong.
Is that your endgame? Are you happy with how you represent yourself?
Nonetheless, I'll grant you one thing - you showed me harassment of Zoe Quinn, I saw Baldwin name it GamerGate, and you've repeatedly demonstrated why I don't like it.
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Whoops, the stream didn't happen. But people were blocked and "Banned" (According to one tweet) for being followers of GG. Durp used the GGAutoblocker so people's feelz can remain unhurt.Endoperez wrote:You claim to inform, but your information is biased, one-sided and deceiving. For example, in this case I've seen nothing that indicates that anyone was banned from the stream - in fact I don't even know if the stream happened at all.
Point stands though. The user was being a whiny bitch who was too worried about the feelings of a few people then the vast majority of donaters. It seems like having a victim complex is a pretty profitable thing to do.
I think I'm right on this one, if nothing else.
Endgame is still a secret. And yes.I can't trust anything you say. Even when you are right,I was right?
1: That seems like a lot of excess work. Fact checking isn't hard, and I've gotten by fine without doing it. My posts aren't reliable, but they work.I have to spend sometimes hours figuring out what really happened. The only reason I haven't ignored you is that it's technically impossible to hide a preorderer's messages, and ignoring lies when I see them before my eyes feels wrong.
2: I can hide messages?
3: Lies? I think lying would be intentionally twisting the truth, or making it up. I'm just presenting a portion of the story, that's not bad in any sense.
Is that your endgame? Are you happy with how you represent yourself?
I have the worst eye for myself, so I have no idea how I look.
I do know how you guys look in response to me though, and frankly it's stupid.
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They didn't get him to stop talking.Phoenixwarrior141 wrote:People tried that. Generally didn't end well for them.Ragdollmaster wrote:Oh my god I really hope Phoenix ever once tries acting like this in real life so somebody busts his face open. Pain is a good teacher.
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You claim a paradox is where you are right? He refuses money, which makes him a profitable victim?Phoenixwarrior141 wrote: Point stands though. The user was being a whiny bitch who was too worried about the feelings of a few people then the vast majority of donaters. It seems like having a victim complex is a pretty profitable thing to do.
I think I'm right on this one, if nothing else.
Why is it wrong to be a whiny bitch? Insults don't matter, nor polite behaviour.
All that you are consistently against, all that your own words don't contradict, is 'he was too worried'.
No, their mistake was being rude and insulting.
Frustrated? Stubborn, when I'm the last one who bothers beyond a few quips?I do know how you guys look in response to me though, and frankly it's stupid.
I assume you see me as a brainwashed feminist who can't see that I'm really with the bad guys who lie and slander and get rich complaining and want to change video games because masculinity is a bad thing. Which, again, is a biased hyperbole.
If not that, I have no idea.
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I didn't even notice this at first.Phoenixwarrior141 wrote: 1: That seems like a lot of excess work. Fact checking isn't hard, and I've gotten by fine without doing it. My posts aren't reliable, but they work.
2: I can hide messages?
3: Lies? I think lying would be intentionally twisting the truth, or making it up. I'm just presenting a portion of the story, that's not bad in any sense.
1 what. NO!
2. Friends and foes. Only non-mods can be ignored. All pre-Os are 'mods'.
3. You say things that are false. Constantly. I mean, this is your stated purpose:
To inform, spark (Needless) discussion and generally to spread information of the events
And your stated method:
[Fact checking] seems like a lot of excess work. Fact checking isn't hard, and I've gotten by fine without doing [Fact checking].
You spread rumours, slander, falsehoods, partial truths, occasionally outright lies, and then claim you 'inform'. Don't you care about ethics in how people talk about games? I do! I hate seeing someone disrespect it like this. You make all gamers look bad by association. You are ruining things. That can't be what you want out of this.