porkenbeans wrote:captainwalrus wrote:"The foundry clique?" Really? Is that what you think the oldschool foundry guys are? A group of bitchy teenage girls who won't let you hang out with them. Lol, it has been a while since I heard that term.
Old school ?
How can you call 15 year old delinquents, "old school" ?
It takes two to tango...
Most of the foundry "oldschool" are probably at least twice that age, and I'm not sure how wise it is to go around referring to anybody as "delinquent" and not expecting it to be considered as baiting material (if not an outright flame toward a
specific 15 year old).
gimil wrote:porkenbeans wrote:Is just the sort of turning a blind eye on his disgusting behavior, that I am talking about.
Thanks pork but I would rather not be labelled as part of the problem. I will have a discussion about anything with almost anyone and I try to be rational about everything but [if] you are going to start throwing blame recklessly (as you just did) make you as guilty of bringing down the atmosphere as anyone else.
porkenbeans wrote:Point in fact, I recently received a weeks "time out" just for typing the letters "F, U". How is it that, a select few "old school" folks, do not seem to be subject to the same rules as the rest of us lowly CC members ?
Did that really happen? Which moderator was responsible? I'm not aware of any "disciplinary action" like that from the foundry team... If you're not telling porkies (;-)), then I'd seriously suggest opening some dialog with Andy - I can assure you that any abuse of moderator powers is handled seriously.
porkenbeans wrote:gimil,
I did report this quoted post. I received no response from any mod. This goes to prove that there is indeed a "good ole boys" network alive and well in the Foundry.
Just because you're not copied in on correspondence between moderators and other CC members, doesn't mean that we are turning a "blind eye", or that the "house is not in order". We may not always handle things in the best way, but we handle things to the best of our ability at the time - after all, we all have real lives that should take precedence over this virtual world...
If you were to include a link to the
relevant post, you will observe that the direct-flaming content has been edited out. I did not consider the rest of mibi's critique (which is undoubtedly unpleasant) can not be considered a direct flame as it attacks the map and not the maker. This is the distinction which is perhaps unique in the foundry... I have personal experience of people being unconstructively critical of my work. While this doesn't make criticism any easier, the ability to divorce yourself from your work to look at it subjectively helps us to develop as an individual and as an artist.