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Originally posted by Kaimetsu
No, I don't think I'll do that. Managing an already-successful playerworld is child's play, you don't need skill for that.
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Seems you don't even know the history of Npulse and how Geo destroyed it just before he left. At the time we took over Geo had run most of the Staff and 3/4 of the players and the overworld were in a shambles. And yet again you speak of what you do not know of, since when have you played Npulse? You have certainly just showed here you don't know any history about it. And this is clearly a slam to imply I don't have any skill at all.
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Originally posted by Kaimetsu
Partly because I don't know of any. Partly because of what I'll explain below.
I've explained this more times than I can count because of people like you, but I guess once more couldn't hurt. Respect is not a simple thing that you just throw at people out of courtesy. It needs a specific target; I might respect a person's sense of humour or appearance, for example. From the composite of all these different elements comes overall respect for the person. For example, I respect Steven Hawking's mental capacity but not his physical capacity. Because I value his intellect I have a great amount of respect for him as a person. Moon God has shown various traits that I do not respect, and few that I do. Consequently, I do not respect him as a person.
Now, that doesn't mean that I'm immediately going to treat him badly in every encounter; I will still show him some respect out of whatever courtesy and professionalism I can muster. I will not attack him without provocation or what I deem good reason, but that does not mean that I will not ever attack him. I probably wouldn't ever attack Stevan Hawking, because I choose to respect him. To tell a person that they have an obligation to respect a person is idiotic; respect is subjective and any respect formed out of obligation is false.
Wasn't a typo. It was a recurring mistake that I thought should be pointed out. If you choose to take it as an attack despite my explanations to the contrary then fine, that's your decision. I can't change your mind and don't particularly want to; I hardly care about what some insignificant nobody thinks of me.
Sometimes. But that hasn't come into effect here, and I'm forced to tell you that using a signature to attack another person is completely against the rules.
By the way: Spaces after commas, kid.
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Targeting anything here whether it is grammar or a person or a age group is nothing more than discrimination. Is this not against the Graal rules? I would suggest that this practice stop, it is clearly discrimination against members no matter how you want to candy coat it.