Therefore as a first step towards communal happiness and Kumbahya, I feel that we should all find something in common, regardless of edition preference or whether you think DDN is Satan's Unholy Scripture or the Blessed Teachings of Our Lord Mearles.
And I think that thing is pie.
Do you like pie?
I want to feel the love. All this hate, all this anger. This is D&D, not World of Warcraft. We're meant to be a community who come together to game, face-to-face and share our nerdy love of dice and elves. There are too many fractures in this community. Can we all not agree to disagree and get on with gaming?
Therefore as a first step towards communal happiness and Kumbahya, I feel that we should all find something in common, regardless of edition preference or whether you think DDN is Satan's Unholy Scripture or the Blessed Teachings of Our Lord Mearles.
And I think that thing is pie.
Do you like pie?
They started it.
Are we going to fight over what type of pie?
Errrbody in da hizzy gettin' pizzy!
Pizzy is pie, by the way.
And we can all sing "Why can't we be friends?"
C'mon lets get this going
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Is the pie also evil?
Only if you like evil pie.
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ORCs make terrible pie.
They can make pie?
Is the pie also evil?
Pie is full of sugar and made with dough, of course it is evil. Fortunately evil is deviously delicious.
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Would you be so kind as to quote that section proscribing forum moderation, please? I've looked at the CoC several times (including just now), and I STILL can't seem to find "don't discuss forum moderation" in there.
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Would you be so kind as to quote that section proscribing forum moderation, please? I've looked at the CoC several times (including just now), and I STILL can't seem to find "don't discuss forum moderation" in there.
You just discussed forum moderation!!
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Would you be so kind as to quote that section proscribing forum moderation, please? I've looked at the CoC several times (including just now), and I STILL can't seem to find "don't discuss forum moderation" in there.
It's the catch-all Draco... you know... "forum disruption".
Anytime you say something they don't like it's "forum disruption".
The post he is talking about was mine. All I said was "anything can be stretched into a CoC violation... just check my mod history".
And that, I suppose, was talking about moderation.
Even though it really wasn't talking about moderation... and even if it was, it was in a general, non-specific sense... like we have been told we are allowed to do.
I guess this particular ORC didn't get the memo. But I really think he just got annoyed and wanted to do something about it, you know, show me who's boss, since I quoted an ORC when making those statements.
See? Anything can be stretched into a CoC violation if you try hard enough!
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Discussing moderation is considered forum disruption in all Wizards of the Coast platforms, and has been considered so for quite a few years now.
I will try to find the post where we were told either by Trevor or some ORC that we are allowed to talk about moderation as long as it isn't about a specific poster or incident.
Even though it will prove your above statement wrong, I am sure you will react maturely to being proven wrong, right?
And, what would be one of the "occasional threads" where one would be allowed to talk about moderation, even though you just said "Discussing moderation is considered forum disruption in all Wizards of the Coast platforms, and has been considered so for quite a few years now."? Got an example or link?
I'm trying real hard to not be snarky, but when you guys say conflicting things it aggravates the hell not just outta me, but outta other posters as well.
Can't you guys just all get on the same page? Isn't there some SOP that you all can use?
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Would you be so kind as to quote that section proscribing forum moderation, please? I've looked at the CoC several times (including just now), and I STILL can't seem to find "don't discuss forum moderation" in there.
You just discussed forum moderation!!
I'm a rebel.
