(Aug. 29, 2013 3:38 AM)Kai-V Wrote: (Aug. 29, 2013 3:25 AM)TakasuMouce Wrote: Please don't include names.. that's quite rude in my eyes.
If someone thinks a combo is good, they have a reason. YOu can tell them a thousand times that there are better combos, but if they don't change their mind, they most likely have a reason.
Don't force your opinion oppon others.
I just want to post here to state that Beyblade combinations working or not working is not a matter of opinions.
Eh... I guess I didn't worded that correctly.
If someone is
disagreeing dont force you're opinion about their combo onto them. Although it may be a
fact that it's wrong, there is no reason to start a fight over it. Was that a bit better? I might have started off the wrong foot there, ha.
About the strictness: I want to say that we should have a less strict type of post towards new members who have only accidentally violated the rules once. I mean, if the moment I joined and made a thread got me a warning, I would most likely not be on the forums right now. But if the moderator met the violation with a "warmer" approach, you can ease the rules in, and not seem like you're forcing them onto the new member.
I've always have strict teachers, and boy, did
no one have fun.
This is a forum about spinning tops. We are professional, yet nice. I want to keep it that way. :3 Please feel free to disagree with me; I'm open to that.
Edit:
(Aug. 29, 2013 4:16 AM)diblee123 Wrote: Maybe you had strict teachers, but most people don't, maybe a handful.
Um... I sorta don't understand what you mean...? Strictness is needed no matter what. If no one is strict, people will be carefree and not worry about consequences. Sometimes my strict teachers call me "Sweetie" because I help them so much with their computers, or that I always hand in my homework or something, I dunno.
I'm not saying that its a
standard to have strict people, but if you let them go by too easily, they'll never learn. Consult the "WBO: Strict or Not" thread for further discussion.