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You reap what you sow, SA. If you show so much personal investment in another forum's drama, of course there's going to be a point where you get too emotionally invested in it and it ends up getting personal.
Heh, before the paywall went up on SA I read several posts which amounted to borderline death threats directed at me. It really is that mean spirited.
@Protega: Really? I thought no importing drama was commonplace. Perhaps the use of "drama" is replaced by "no importing/exporting flamewars" by some fora, though.
That's a bit broader than what I meant. I'm not saying "drama" isn't something that happens on the internet, I was referring to a specific level of sensitivity, and its codification into "importing drama", which is a term of art that I haven't really seen around the internet anywhere but here. (Though admittedly I'm not nearly as wide-ranging as I used to be.)
That's probably true, but that seems a little less strict than it is on TVTropes. I certainly wouldn't think "This site I used to like isn't that good any more" typically counts as "importing drama", which is the context it came up in in this thread.
I suppose from our point of view, discussing TVTropes is a bit more personal, but in most other places it's about the same as saying any other entertainment venue isn't as good as it used to be due to administrative decisions.
Goddamnit.
Everywhere I go, things explode. Everywhere. I am typing from a bunker. Please do not tell the government where I am.
I'm on the other side of said hearth.
Yup, once again - I go to work, drama erupts. I'm just going to have to quit my job and sit at home posting all day.
Which is pretty much what SA seem to think I should be doing anyway, as well as watching anime and claiming to be asexual because I can't handle not having a girlfriend. It's all about constructing broad stereotypes for comedy. Sometimes it's funny and sometimes it genuinely hits home, but you can't live your life on the basis that some people might find you ridiculous.
You could turn up with a halo, heal the sick, make the blind walk and then walk on water, and some people would still find you ridiculous.
Second, the problem was never that SA thinks we're creepers. Frankly, it's more worrying that the reaction was "Oh no! Our E-cred! What would SA think of this?" instead of "Dude, maybe we shouldn't be, like, posting our dicks on the internet."
SA bitching about things isn't necessarily a red flag -- they bitch about things all the time, they're bored people on the internet. When it is a red flag though, it's generally about something that should've been one a waaaaaay long time ago.
I'LL MOCK IT! NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW!
EDIT: Okay yeah I'm disagreeable
This. They really didn't give a fuck about the dick. They thought it was funnier that you guys were just waiting, as if they watch little old us at all times. And they took swings at Shichibukai. But no, they couldn't have cared less about the dick.
Second, the problem was never that SA thinks
we're creepers. Frankly, it's more worrying that the reaction was "Oh
no! Our E-cred! What would SA think of this?" instead of "Dude, maybe
we shouldn't be, like, posting our dicks on the internet."
SA
bitching about things isn't necessarily a red flag -- they bitch about
things all the time, they're bored people on the internet. When it is a
red flag though, it's generally about something that should've been one
a waaaaaay long time ago.
This people. This this thisity this. Especially the bolded part.
TV Tropes and IJBM, you guys should be judging yourselves, and not depending on SA to judge you. SA shouldn't even factor into the question.