#7: If you see someone bullying someone else, report them. That being said, I don't recall anyone bullying him or public shaming him.
Oh, so the bully himself commented, interesting.
I, in no way, have acted as a bully. In fact, I tried to remain calm and considerate, even after I was accused of racism. Please do not engage in libel against me.
EDIT: For what it's worth, creating multiple accounts to upvote your own post is a violation of lichess ToS.
EDIT: For what it's worth, creating multiple accounts to upvote your own post is a violation of lichess ToS.
Can we discuss the main topic?
@clousems never bullied anyone.
that accusation was pointless.
that accusation was pointless.
Ok.
bruh you downvoted my comment with your multiple accounts
№ 12,
With respect, your definition of “bully” is superficial, and needs to be reconsidered. Please don’t devalue words that have a practical, agreed-upon meaning, by using them frivolously & hyperbolically.
For example: Politely asking kids not to spam the public forums, and constructively suggesting that they make a Horsey team and post in its private forum instead, isn’t bullying at all; that is a perfectly reasonable request, and in this case was very respectfully made (to the point of straining).
In contrast, calling one of the most mature and well-spoken people here a “bully” for no other reason than that he would dare to suggest that some posts belong in a private forum is, itself, a form of bullying. You cry “Bully!” as if to shame this fellow; but because that’s the way you use the word — as libel with none but an emotional basis — this is an instance of the pot calling the kettle black. (Selah.)
Finally, thumbing your own post up — and again from your alt — accomplishes nothing save your own certain embarrassment, when someone who can read calls you out for doing this. 😉
With respect, your definition of “bully” is superficial, and needs to be reconsidered. Please don’t devalue words that have a practical, agreed-upon meaning, by using them frivolously & hyperbolically.
For example: Politely asking kids not to spam the public forums, and constructively suggesting that they make a Horsey team and post in its private forum instead, isn’t bullying at all; that is a perfectly reasonable request, and in this case was very respectfully made (to the point of straining).
In contrast, calling one of the most mature and well-spoken people here a “bully” for no other reason than that he would dare to suggest that some posts belong in a private forum is, itself, a form of bullying. You cry “Bully!” as if to shame this fellow; but because that’s the way you use the word — as libel with none but an emotional basis — this is an instance of the pot calling the kettle black. (Selah.)
Finally, thumbing your own post up — and again from your alt — accomplishes nothing save your own certain embarrassment, when someone who can read calls you out for doing this. 😉
ok.
Horsey r too much, how about ducksie
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