Originally Posted by
NorthernChaosGod
Originally Posted by
Vincent, Thunder God
Originally Posted by
NorthernChaosGod
Oooh, one thing, no emos or whining of any sort. People should have to have a pair to use the forum.
Already the discrimination is starting. Everyone is more or less equal on Eoff; if there is any rudeness or discrimination, it's eradicated by the staff.
In discrimanating against any group you already show your own shallowness. If people started discriminating against you because you're a typical heavy metal fan, and you had to be kicked out of Devil Man's forum, would you realize how pointless it is to kick out someone just over the type of person he is?
As soon as there are no rules people will start making their own, and most of the time this is ends up in disaster. This is why I have no interest in a ruleless forum.
Nope, not at all. I wouldn't be kicked out of Devil Man's forum anyway.
To be honest, not everything is rainbows and sunshine, and little emo kids can't handle that fact. I could take it a step further and say they deserve to be killed, but I won't (they kill themselves anyway).
Just because someone is highly depressed and overly emotional, there is no point in even contemplating their "need" to die.
And if you have no interest in a rule-less forum, which is the type of forum Devil man is going to make, then why waste your time and everyone else's by posting in here?
The original point of the thread was to give Devil Man suggestions for his forum. I'm trying to prove the fact that no rules will mean endless flaming, and flaming is not condusive to a great forum like Eoff.
I've been to a forum with constant flaming, and I can say that being argued with and flamed at whenever you express an opinion or state common sense becomes incerdibly annoying. Refusing to allow a certain type of person in a forum already goes to show how rude people will be on there.
Of course, I doubt my comments will make Devil Man reconsider things, so at this point I have no further comments on ruleless threads.