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8. October 2007, 17:29:05 Subject: Re: Etiquette Czuch Czuckers: my point is that it is not unreasonable or impolite to resign a game whose outcome has already been determined, even if my opponent doesnt like it. For you it's not unreasonable or impolite to do something that someone else doesn't like. Yet someone getting upset about your viewpoint is wrong. I think your position is pretty clear. Czuch, Czuch, Czuch. First, last and always. 8. October 2007, 17:46:18 Subject: Re: Etiquette playBunny: Yet someone getting upset about your viewpoint is wrong. I think it is wrong for someone to get upset about me doing anything within the rules of the game! 8. October 2007, 17:56:00 Subject: Re: Etiquette Czuch Czuckers: Correct, as in the law where the test is always "the reasonable person". If someone is unreasonably offended that is their problem not mine. 8. October 2007, 18:39:15 Subject: Re: Etiquette grenv: as in the law where the test is always "the reasonable person". If someone is unreasonably offended that is their problem not mine. In Law we don't have the plaintiff acting as prosecutor, witnesses and judge as well. Whose definition of "reasonable" is the reasonable one here?  8. October 2007, 18:08:11 Subject: Re: Etiquette Modified by playBunny (8. October 2007, 18:43:36) Czuch Czuckers: I think it is wrong for someone to get upset about me doing anything within the rules of the game!  The rules, the rules. Yes, the traffic warden mentality blossoms wherever there are rule books. Being human needs much, much more than the ability to following rule books, Czuch. |
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