On 2011-05-30 6:08 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
If rules are set-up to alienate new users then i think they are worth
ignoring.
Your attitude is why many people look on your posts with disdain, Tom.
It also sets up a false premise.
The rule is not set up to alienate new users, and as long as people are
simply *and* *politely* pointed to the rules, new users should *not* be
offended when this is pointed out to them, and the vast majority *would*
not be offended - exceptions being people like you...
It is not acceptable to blindly follow orders or rules that cause
harm or are ridiculous.
Another false premise... the posting guidelines do not cause harm and
are not ridiculous - in fact, when properly followed, they cause
*goodness*...
What *is* ridiculous and *does* cause harm is when people intentionally
misrepresent them in order to support their own predilection for
laziness - like you have been doing since this subject first came up.
If TDF set a rule that said that all users must walk backwards would
you obey it? Would you berate people that didn't follow it?
No, and no, but of course, your comparison is about as appropriate as
comparing someone who kills a mosquito that is pestering them to a child
rapist/murderer.
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