definition of a forum

[Missa]

edit: hah, taken in the wrong direction. i'll say screw it before anyone else that doesn't agree uses my opinion against paladen. don't want that

[genocidal]

Closed because Rudy doesn't care about Indian people.

[Stultus]

[D1st0rt]

in before close

[Aquatiq]

It appears you managed to quote Rudy's explanation AND completely ignore the content of it at the same time. These forums weren't created yesterday (you should know that, given your 2004 join date), and their guidelines aren't about to be redifined by someone looking up "forum" on dictionary.com and pushing the definition into our faces a la Jehova's Witnesses.

[Pummel]

hm

a perfect example of your comparison is this

The definition of newbie:

a newcomer, esp. an inexperienced user of the Internet or of computers in general.



Although many people use the term 'newbie' to say that the person is inexperienced in the game.

[Kim]

You give paladen a bad name.

[PH]

Paladen had a bad name long before she joined, dude. If anything she's one of the better people they have.

[genocidal]

edit: hah, taken in the wrong direction. i'll say screw it before anyone else that doesn't agree uses my opinion against paladen. don't want that

Pussy.

[D1st0rt]

Pussy.

she claims to have one yes, and shocking, I know

[kthx]

You give paladen a bad name.

But my warbird skills are phenomenal! Zing.

[Subjugation]

There are very few literary strategies more cliche and irrelevant than the use of a dictionary definition to argue a point, especially when you're arguing the point out-of-context.

Use it only if you're trying to set up your audience to doubt you, or if you're aiming it at a readership of 10 year olds.

[Vue]

the bubbles in my drink are fizzing in the can, and it sounds like it's raining outside