I'm asking because if this is the case, then it explains to me why she should be so upset at my comments. I too, would hotly defend a friend. That's all I'm asking. If you choose to take my apology and throw that back, then that's ok. I can bury the hatchet. That's all I'm saying.
When is a troll not a troll?
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I'm asking because if this is the case, then it explains to me why she should be so upset at my comments. I too, would hotly defend a friend. That's all I'm asking. If you choose to take my apology and throw that back, then that's ok. I can bury the hatchet. That's all I'm saying.
Kharmine
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Let's not get further into this on this thread, please.
I'm hoping that those of us who want to lessen the recurrent flare-ups will keep our tempers, not give into the temptation to respond in kind, report anyone who gets abusive or seems to be continuing to pick a fight, and then ignore 'em.
If we choose to respond off the forums, how about we keep our responses low on the volume dial and not bring the conflict back to the forums.
Maybe then, even if we're not dealing with actual trolls, we can keep trollish behavior to a minimum.
o-susannah
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Oh, dear, I've just joined...
And now I'm wondering if I've wandered into some nasty chaos. I hope that I can make some friends here, but I don't know that I'm up for trolls... or whatever else they want to call each other. I just wanna have friends with similar interests... is that too much to ask?
And now I'm wondering if I've wandered into some nasty chaos. I hope that I can make some friends here, but I don't know that I'm up for trolls... or whatever else they want to call each other. I just wanna have friends with similar interests... is that too much to ask?
lizaj
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The last post was 3 weeks ago so there really is no need to comment on what was a regretable exchange. look at other threads which are informative and positive.