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You have many times fewer people online.

This is a consequence of... a kind of natural selection, as there aren't that many spots on Olympus.

Publicly using profanity is NOT allowed. Women and children read the forum. I am a champion in rule violations on Hv, but I have NEVER done this and will not. It's a different matter when, for example, two adult men swear at each other (for instance, in a Battle Diary that almost no one else reads), and then one of them runs to complain like a child to his mother. Well, that's just me, a little lyrical digression =).

Besha, using foul language is sometimes acceptable when it's justified.
But just throwing around insults for no reason is inappropriate. I promised Pete that I wouldn't edit anything in the Tribune; let him handle it himself. At least pay a little attention to your language.

(censored) - this isn't foul language. It's a patented sauce in my subconscious. I always go for
unencrypted language, and I don't think you, Pete, or anyone else doesn't use this word. And if they do,
then there's no need to act like a grumpy old woman. Although, a girl enjoys a good steam of gray matter.
Peace.

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and then one of them runs to complain like a child to the moderator. Well, this is just me, a lyrical digression =).

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Dude, please don't mess up my quotes. Be a decent person, I can't respond; I have 189 points, and 200 is a permanent ban.

Oh, where can I see the number of points? Maybe I'm also close to being removed? :)

What is "profanity"? Why does it only exist in the Russian language? For example, in English, there is nothing forbidden; the word "fuck" and others appear in movies hundreds of times. If you think about it, in any society and in any language, there are inevitably some words that people use when they are angry, upset, etc. There is absolutely no point in banning them because if you ban them, let's say with large fines and so on in the laws themselves, then OTHER words will appear that will be equivalent in expressing meaning while simultaneously conveying the same emotions. Well, you can call these new words profanity too, and ban them as well. A third category of words will appear. What is the point of this? Society, a person NEEDS words that they will use when they experience strong emotions. If a file falls on someone's finger, and they shout "damn," "crap," or "oh my god!" it makes no difference to me. In the first, second, and third cases, the person is no better or worse than another. What is the difference between profanity and non-profanity? It's just a set of letters. And you can't say that one set of letters is worse than another. I think the reason this happened specifically with the Russian language is probably because during the USSR, there was total control over citizens, the regime itself was totalitarian, and there was censorship everywhere. They pretended that they were fighting something... this is forbidden, that is forbidden, but the meaning of these prohibitions is completely unclear. This has taken root in people's minds to this day, that some words that have the SAME meaning are somehow worse than others. But I think this will pass with time. Many young people, with higher education, etc., don't give a damn about these "prohibitions" and speak in a way that is most convenient for them and allows them to express their feelings and emotions.

shukher - detective Dubrovin is on the case:eek: :eek: :eek:

Oh, where can I see the number of points? Maybe I'm already close to being removed? :)

You're not close to being removed; you can confidently express your opinion 2-3 times in your own words :D. You can check it here: http://forum.heroesworld.ru/violations_system.php

In the playoffs, the top 2 players from each group, who have scored the most points, will advance. Additionally, 2 more players from the remaining participants, who have shown the best results, will also advance.

That's how it should be.

:confused: So what?
It should be, and it is.

Besha, you're something else. I saved our first conversation separately so that, God forbid, I don't lose it. "Privet, pisun :p" - that was something.

"Hi, pisun :p" - that was something
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+1 to the creators of the Tribune... I haven't laughed this much in a long time!

Yes, I also tried writing a script.

Besha, you're truly unique. I saved our first conversation separately so I wouldn't lose it. "Privet, pisun" – that was something else.

:D

Regarding profanity... If you're going to penalize people, please create a list of "forbidden" words. I, for example, don't know what constitutes profanity and what doesn't. For instance, is the word (censored) considered profanity? It seems like it's just slang, and slang shouldn't be considered profanity.

probably, it's more about the spirit than the body. In principle, like everyone else. Because you're unlikely to see a body on the forum. As for the "penis" thing, that's me.
I'm just being friendly, without any malice or anything. Agree that "hello, penis" sounds warmer than just "hey." If I offended you with the "penis" thing, I apologize and will refrain from using it.

P.S. I'm warning all the moderators: give freedom of speech. Otherwise, I'll act like I did on Elatrope.

:D

Regarding profanity... If you're going to penalize people, please create a list of "forbidden" words. For example, I don't know what constitutes profanity and what doesn't. Is the word (censored) considered profanity? It seems like it's just slang, and slang shouldn't be considered profanity.

No one wants to play, so I'm just sitting here writing. It reminded me of an incident in school - I was talking to a classmate, and he asked me something, and I replied, "*** knows." Then a strict teacher walked by, and I was dragged to the principal's office, where I managed to talk my way out of it. It was an English-language school, and I simply inserted an English word into my speech, like "Who knows," and they thought something else. :D

be nice, no insults or anything. I agree, "hello, little one" sounds warmer than just "hey." If I offended you with "little one," I apologize and will give you an auto-win.

Okay, I just didn't get it right away. Can you post a snippet of the log? So we can avoid any misunderstandings.