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Old 02-01-2012, 11:40 AM
compulsion compulsion is offline
Sarnak


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Originally Posted by Darwoth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
dont see why anyone would quit over global ooc, if someone is such a thin skinned fruitcake to remotely care much less quit an activity because some drooly retard berated them with aol speak i have to think they would have quit long ago after they were killed the first time or two.
Think of it this way. I enjoy my work and most of the people I work with. I would not support my boss deciding to start broadcasting the teletubbies or spongebob all day. I would no longer enjoy the environment as much and would start taking sick days just because I didn't feel like going in.

Global ooc will just become an intellectual dumping ground for the bottom 2%. It will make the game less enjoyable for those of us who do not call the bottom 2% home. It will neither attract new players, nor help retain old ones, which will result in a lower population.

You can google "cognitive development" sometime and find where on the various scales you find people who cling to absolutism as a defense against complex topics. Framing every case in terms of "I am right because I know more" and using terms like "thin skinned fruitcake" just demonstrate a very primitive level of abstract thought, no different than a Jerry Springer guest's adamant "I do what I want!" But don't take my word for it, you should be able to find a wealth of information on the subject in any number of psychological journals or essays.
 


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