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Originally Posted by freeztar
Have you considered your own advice?
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I am not charged with representing the site, and enforcing the rules in a manner which makes the experience of contributors here more enjoyable.
I am not charged with helping discussion threads move forward productively and moderating the contributions to them so threads remain positive and on-track.
I am not charged with being even handed and consistent in my approach to members.
I am not charged with making Hypography a place to which people wish to return.
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Not to mention the fact that I'm not the person who just offended a member, and caused a relatively bright contributor to have no further desire to participate here... Then, on top of it... instead of manning up and apologizing... offering an olive branch... instead of trying to mend fences... Bill made yet another post with the same tone and of the same condescending nature... demonstrating with abundant clarity just how little the experience of others here matters to him, and how little he cares about the perceptions of those who contribute here, their desire to engage in serious discussions, and how unimportant it is to him to try keeping threads on topic. Bill did that... not me.
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However, despite the fact that I am merely a regular member here, not someone entrusted to staff the site, the answer to your question is, yes. I've frequently considered my own advice, both of my own accord and also at the request of site staff, but often the cost/benefit analysis makes clear that sometimes a sincere comment which is both authentic and valid is worth sharing a bit bluntly to get ones point across.