Guidelines to avoid trolling ?

[iamaboringperson]

Guidelines to avoid trolling ?

Do we need them?

[iamaboringperson]

GadgetMaster wrote:
@BoringPerson

We shouldn't really.

Well, all I'm thinking, is that those who don't already troll, will follow the rules, and ofcourse those who do want to troll, erm..., wont follow the rules ;-)

Do you get what I am saying? :-)

[iamaboringperson]

Alternatively, someone just has to bring up a thread detailing system A's advantage to system B, or worse yet, bring it up in an existing thead purely to ruin it.

I hope that wasn't a suggestion! ;-)

[iamaboringperson]

bbrv

3. Do the right thing.

I have a problem with people who say that, since not all are in agreeance with what 'the right thing' is. IMO there are only so few values that are common among all(or most) of us.

:-)

[iamaboringperson]

CodeSmith wrote:
Well, if he's suggesting that the blue camp is somehow "good" and the red camp is somehow "evil", then he needs to go on a nice long holiday (I'd suggest a nice 3-4 week cruise somewhere exotic) - I'd say work is getting to him.

CodeSmith I don't think he was suggesting that, at all.

[iamaboringperson]

Don't tell people that the like to ban everyone left right and centre!





@Karlos
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