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Originally Posted by Lance
Care to support that claim? Perhaps you should provide some examples.
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Hmm perhaps it's not as bad as I thought.
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People did help me.
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Originally Posted by Lance
Surely you aren't telling us that you can't influence someone to dislike you. Because, yaknow, you can. It's not usually very difficult.
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You just proved me right. Becasue right there you revealed that you believe that its not difficult for people to do things that casue you to judge them to be people not worth liking. And such a judgement process is one that you were influenced to adapting to set of habits. You have a choice to take a good look at the way you view and almost instantly judge other people, and everyone has a set of natual reponses that they are likely to go to first. But when you transcend your own habits, and observe yourself reacting to others, you can find that anyone can improve themselves by making different choices on how to react to others.
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Originally Posted by Lance
That's a poor analogy. Also, the scripting forum rules have not significantly changed since the days of Kaimetsu and Falados' moderation.
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I think I was some type of graal forums before either of them.
Perhaps I was a bit harsh there, and for that I apologize. On looking at the wiki, there are some places where how it works is explained, it just isn't tabulated in a numerically ordered table of contents and sections like npcprogramming.doc or any professional/educational programming language, or textbook/learning tool, usually is. And if there is a rule against posting of fully functional code, then that rule should be removed. Becasue anyone can go to graal.net and post or copy/downlaod free npcs from the code snippets page ... so why not here? Both these forums and graal.net are owned by Cyberjourers, right? So why different rules about sharing npc code on different web pages?
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Originally Posted by Lance
As long as the question isn't "do my work for me," there shouldn't any problems answering questions.
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On that, I agree.
Show what you tried to do, then we can fill in the blanks for you, within reason, on a case by case basis.