Firstly, nice dodging your ragequit. I was there and you were extremely rude to Xitel who had just joined in. You owe him an apology in my eyes.Spartan Bannana said:I see what you mean, but to be fair, their responses to me were still unjustifiably rude.DirkGently said:My point is, when I come to a new forum, I'm not going to hand out respect based on somebody's post count or join date. People join and if they don't see the new members making great posts, just taking stabs at the new members and correcting them, they're going to assume you're just being a pompous ass. Especially when you go about ragging on all the new members for not respecting when they're just going "Who the hell is this guy? And why is he grouping me in with all the new forum members, and saying we're jerks? God this guy is an ass."
One more thing, my opinion is difficult to put into words, and how I've been phrasing it makes me sound like a total douche, and I apologize for that.
Also, when I WAS still trying to help the new members, and I was speaking calmly and politely to them, not mentioning any of the things I have said here, they still responded rudely to someone who was just trying to help.
You know what, I'm going to try one more time to rephrase what I have been saying:
I find that when a new member refuses help from someone who knows more than them, it is extremely rude, and the way many of the new members have been refusing help is unacceptable in my eyes.
Secondly, you still sound like a douche. You're saying that your 'help' is A) needed and B) valid, secondly, you're grouping all of the 'new' members together and implying that they need help, and, moreover that you're the person to give them help. That's a bit pretentious and I can understand them being a bit 'rude'.