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What does it mean to be a d&d regular? Is it a bowel movement thing (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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In the spirit of encouraging D&D posters to engage in flame warz, I have prepared the following observation which I believe will "meet them where they are" and "encourage lively discussion". In the world of online forums and discussions, we often encounter peculiar rules and regulations. One such rule that has sparked both amusement and consternation is the allowance for D&D posters to "flame freely" in the C-SPAM forum while demanding that C-SPAM allies remain "nice and pleasant." This creates a comical, albeit asymmetric, atmosphere for discussion. One of the primary concerns with this rule is the inherent imbalance it creates between the D&D regulars and C-SPAM allies. It's as if the D&D posters have been granted a special privilege to let loose, while C-SPAM allies must tiptoe through the tulips of politeness. This asymmetry might leave many wondering, why are D&D posters allowed to "flame freely," and what's the reasoning behind this contrasting approach? The humor in this rule lies in its absurdity. After all, flaming, in the context of online discussions, usually refers to aggressive and inflammatory remarks. Therefore, when D&D posters are given the green light to engage in such behavior, it's almost as if they're being encouraged to participate in a verbal jousting match. On the other hand, C-SPAM allies are expected to adhere to a code of conduct that demands them to be "nice and pleasant." In the end, the rule's intrinsic lightheartedness might be seen as a source of amusement for those in the C-SPAM community. It appears to be a satirical commentary on the dynamics of online forums, where the absurdity of certain rules is brought to the forefront. However, as humorous as it may be, the rule also highlights the importance of fair and consistent moderation in online spaces. In conclusion, the rule allowing D&D posters to "flame freely" while imposing niceness and pleasantry on C-SPAM allies creates an intriguing dynamic that can be appreciated for its humor. It's an example of how rules and regulations can be employed with a touch of satire in online communities. Nevertheless, it's crucial to ensure that moderation is carried out fairly and consistently to maintain a welcoming and inclusive online environment for all participants.
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Nov 8, 2023 04:06
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If you think about it as a brand exercise, I'd be worried that folks that click through would expect a real D&D thread
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Nov 8, 2023 04:40
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