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Catch, you're relatively new to the forum and just don't know this "kid" yet. There are limits to everything, including senseless illiteracy. However, the search function works, so if you want your own unbiased opinion, you can figure it out yourself. Just find all the topics he created and read the comments from other users.
I don't need to know. Do you know what the problem is with those who posted here and gave him negative ratings? The problem is that you can't separate your feelings about the person from the content. He might have been rude to you in another topic, but why give him negative ratings here? You need to be more understanding, don't react so strongly to posts that just express someone's opinion. He doesn't like the first and second heroes, should we kill him for that? :confused: You know, in the real world, there are very few people left who can openly express their opinion; the rest are used to being insincere, flattering, and so on. You're immediately stifling this valuable quality in a child. Teachers, for crying out loud... And most importantly, why? Because he wrote that, in his opinion, these games are the worst ones he's played. He didn't write, "This game sucks, and everyone who plays it is a loser and an idiot!" Why give him negative ratings and write angry posts, I don't understand.
Especially in light of posts like this:
Brackman;120394
But I still stand by my opinion - I don't think this topic is worth paying attention to.
Usually, when someone doesn't think something is worth paying attention to, they just pass by, instead of posting messages with detailed responses and "criticism."
Slonysh;161250
"Patience is a great virtue, but life is too short to be patient for too long." (c)
You see, if everyone tolerates and stays silent, what incentive does a person have to change their behavior? And also - tell me, what if there aren't one or two of these "kids" coming to the forum, but ten, twenty, thirty? If no one demands that they communicate at an acceptable level, they will continue to behave this way - creating meaningless topics, scribbling incoherent posts with terrible mistakes, furiously lowering the Battle Rating (BR) of anyone who disagrees with them (and they are the ones being pitied for having a low BR:eek:...they should be killed, but look how many he lowered the Battle Rating!). Does anyone want people with this kind of communication style to feel comfortable here? Who should change - us to him, or him to us? Our forum is (for now!) distinguished by a fairly high level of communication culture, and that's the level we should adhere to, IMHO.
The culture of the forum is precisely about being culturally respectful of all its visitors. First of all, you need to set a personal example. What's happening here? A young man registers on the forum, possibly for the first time in his life, registers somewhere. He starts writing as best he can. But his posts immediately cause rejection from some visitors. For what reason is another question. They start giving him negative ratings. The young man sees this behavior and thinks that it is the norm. He starts doing the same in response, but instead of that, he starts receiving comments for unjustified lowering of BR. What do you think the child feels? Only a terrible injustice and resentment towards the whole world. And a whole crowd of indignant regulars is attacking the young visitor. Do you think you will correct him this way? It would be much better if one of you took him under your wing, explained to him how he should behave, and told him about the culture of communication on forums.
And, by the way, he wasn't hit in the ear, he had his BR lowered. I don't think anything fell off. In fact, BR exists to express approval or disapproval. And if such a large number of people have expressed their disapproval of the user, isn't that a reason to think about it? At least for the boy himself.
Personally, I will continue to lower his BR until I lose hope for his improvement. However, I will only lower it for good reason. And I'm not going to respond to the negative ratings he gave me today - a low BR doesn't give me a headache or a backache.
Dixi.
BR exists to express approval or disapproval of a message, not of a user. If you don't like him, that's not a reason to give him negative ratings every time he opens his mouth.
And in general, haven't we all been like that? Don't you remember yourselves at that age? Don't you remember your inner world? A child's psyche is very fragile, and it can be damaged very easily by any carelessly spoken word, and it's very difficult to restore it...