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03-03-2016, 02:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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Sure, it's the internet. But pretty much the entire life of a modern person nowadays IS the internet. That doesn't mean all social codes, respect, and common sense is removed. "Internet" does not mean 4chan.
I see here at my office that my client ticket page is on the internet. Can I tell one of my clients that he's an asshole? Of course not.
This community is on the internet, based on Garry's Mod. Many other games and communities give you the ability to report rude behaviour, etc. That feature exists for a reason, does it not?
Just because something's online and you're not talking to someone face to face, it doesn't mean it's okay to be a complete dickhead. There's still a person at the other side receiving what you're telling them.
It's really just human common sense to be a bit more polite and respectful, especially to strangers who have done you nothing wrong in life. Doesn't matter if it's on- or offline.
I'm not the type who gets offended easily. But I'm just saying that the "It's the internet" excuse is pretty poor and tasteless to say. As long as people act civilized and chill, nobody would really get offended. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
I see here at my office that my client ticket page is on the internet. Can I tell one of my clients that he's an asshole? Of course not.
This community is on the internet, based on Garry's Mod. Many other games and communities give you the ability to report rude behaviour, etc. That feature exists for a reason, does it not?
Just because something's online and you're not talking to someone face to face, it doesn't mean it's okay to be a complete dickhead. There's still a person at the other side receiving what you're telling them.
It's really just human common sense to be a bit more polite and respectful, especially to strangers who have done you nothing wrong in life. Doesn't matter if it's on- or offline.
I'm not the type who gets offended easily. But I'm just saying that the "It's the internet" excuse is pretty poor and tasteless to say. As long as people act civilized and chill, nobody would really get offended. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
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