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[Ravencroft·]

A decent and insightful post will firmly imply your stance. There's no reason to make yourself look like a moron by saying some phantom command.

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[Insert Name Here²]

"/support this guy is a loving richard" is literally the exact same thing as "/support" except you put more than a second's thought into it
the drama section isn't a democracy, we're not signing a petition to banish someone from the internet. 99.9% of the time you can easily tell who's in the wrong and just saying "the accused is an starfish" contributes a whole lot of nothing to the topic considering it was obviously restated time and time again in the op

I wasn't talking about the single-line /support posts though. What I was talking about were the /support posts with actual reasons and explanations as to why they support it or don't. Such as "/support. From what I've seen how this guy acts around the community and game, he is a very toxic user and he should be banned or just leave."

Plus, putting a reason with the /support or /nosupport is better than none at all.

[Ravencroft·]

I wasn't talking about the single-line /support posts though. What I was talking about were the /support posts with actual reasons and explanations as to why they support it or don't.

A decent and insightful post will firmly imply your stance. There's no reason to make yourself look like a moron by saying some phantom command.

[Drydess]

I wasn't talking about the single-line /support posts though. What I was talking about were the /support posts with actual reasons and explanations as to why they support it or don't. Such as "/support. From what I've seen how this guy acts around the community and game, he is a very toxic user and he should be banned or just leave."

Plus, putting a reason with the /support or /nosupport is better than none at all.

my bad, i had assumed that you were defending the former considering that you make both kinds of posts a bunch

[cooolguy32]

Plus, putting a reason with the /support or /nosupport is better than none at all.

actually, it's not better or worse. it's literally nothing.

[Insert Name Here²]

Did you read the entire post? I even included an example of what I was talking about, aka an insightful and firm post where the only difference is the /support, which is basically a short way to say "I support this" or "I don't support this"

"/support. From what I've seen how this guy acts around the community and game, he is a very toxic user and he should be banned or just leave."

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"/support this guy is a loving richard" is literally the exact same thing as "/support" except you put more than a second's thought into it
the drama section isn't a democracy, we're not signing a petition to banish someone from the internet. 99.9% of the time you can easily tell who's in the wrong and just saying "the accused is an starfish" contributes a whole lot of nothing to the topic considering it was obviously restated time and time again in the op

can you really trash on them for doing it? they could have a million valid/invalid purposes as to saying /support as i've said in a previous post, a purpose of saying /support could mean an acknowledgement.

i only see a little bit of a reason why people say /support and i think it's okay to do it. people saying /support shouldn't be lynched or called out only because they add nothing of value to it, because saying /support does add value to acknowledging OP in one perspective of others in this forum.

people aren't really doing anything wrong with it and they have the right to say /support or /nosupport with their info or not. it may as well be cunty or irritating but it's not exactly rule-breaking.

correct me if i'm wrong

[Drydess]

can you really trash on them for doing it? they could have a million valid/invalid purposes as to saying /support as i've said in a previous post, a purpose of saying /support could mean an acknowledgement.

i only see a little bit of a reason why people say /support and i think it's okay to do it. people saying /support shouldn't be lynched or called out only because they add nothing of value to it, because saying /support does add value to acknowledging OP in one perspective of others in this forum.

people aren't really doing anything wrong with it and they have the right to say /support or /nosupport with their info or not. it may as well be cunty or irritating but it's not exactly rule-breaking.

correct me if i'm wrong

nonono i think you got the wrong implications from my post
i don't usually call people out for saying that, however when the subject is brought up i don't hesitate to put my argument into the mix

[Ravencroft·]

Did you read the entire post? I even included an example of what I was talking about, aka an insightful and firm post where the only difference is the /support, which is basically a short way to say "I support this" or "I don't support this"

I remember [insert username here]. He was at my server one time and all he did was troll and spam. He should be banned.

/support
I remember [insert username here]. He was at my server one time and all he did was troll and spam. He should be banned.

In both instances we can clearly understand the writer's position against said user being called out. Saying /support literally does nothing.

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nonono i think you got the wrong implications from my post
i don't usually call people out for saying that, however when the subject is brought up i don't hesitate to put my argument into the mix

it's my mistake for implying then, sorry

but my points do still stand though, and then again, correct me if im wrong

[Insert Name Here²]

In both instances we can clearly understand the writer's position against said user being called out. Saying "/support" literally does nothing.

I understand what you're getting at, but with a statement like that, having a /support or "I support this" or "/nosupport" or "I don't support this" would help clarify their stance on the matter.

Without at least some statement or phrase saying their stance, their statement could be taken as a support or not, just a personal bias against the said user, or something else, it'd just up to the reader to determine for themselves and assume instead of a clarification so everyone would know exactly what their stance is

Imho I don't think there's anything wrong at all with using /support basically because it's just a shortened version of "I support this," and calling people "morons" for using it is just kinda petty, unless if their post was trash or contained nothing other than the phrase

[Drydess]

it's my mistake for implying then, sorry

but my points do still stand though, and then again, correct me if im wrong

i don't really see an instance where a user saying /support would be used as an acknowledging phrase except if said user was somehow involved, in which i would hope that they would provide something more than an acknowledgement

it's just a pet peeve of mine for a person to add pointless fluff to something, i can see how your viewpoint can be defended but i still stand in that it's unimportant and irritated

i personally see people doing it lots of the time, and i wasn't exactly saying it was rule-breaking spam, just that it was substantially dumb

[Damp]

I don't mind if someone says /support, They support the op and contribute to the topic by showing if someone agrees or not in a 3rd person perspective. It's a easy way to know what direction your drama is going to go.

What I do mind is when someone says /nosupport. Most of the time when someone says /nosupport they make one or two vague sentences explaining why. If you disagree with a drama, you should explain why. Or atleast quote another guy who already typed up the same reason why you don't support the drama.

[Kyuande]

If someone just says "/support" or "/nosupport" it will not make sense to me because I believe there should be a reason to why they believe what side they choose.

[cooolguy32]

I don't mind if someone says /support, They support the op and contribute to the topic by showing if someone agrees or not in a 3rd person perspective. It's a easy way to know what direction your drama is going to go.

What I do mind is when someone says /nosupport. Most of the time when someone says /nosupport they make one or two vague sentences explaining why. If you disagree with a drama, you should explain why. Or atleast quote another guy who already typed up the same reason why you don't support the drama.

lmao /support is the same as /nosupport but /nosupport means you disagree.