How exactly can someone grief someone over the forums, outside of condemned acts like real-life threats and doxxing?
We’re quickly entering the territory of saying that a person feels grief just because another person exists.
Nothing that happens here has any meaning. You can simply ignore anything anyone says. At least in the game itself, it’s still remotely possible to have an interaction forced on you without any consent or input of your own.
Allow me to adjust that. Nothing that happens here SHOULD have any meaning. That distinction actually needs to be taught from grade school in more formal fashion than the “sticks and stones” thing we learned on the playground. It needs to be ingrained.
But sadly, what other people THINK becomes important to us anyway. And THAT is why forums have half their rules and posts are deleted rather than just hidden. I would like to clarify what people have done because of forum posts with examples, but I am afraid that would get me in trouble.
Ever been invited to a private chat room? I suppose there may be a way to prevent a random unsolicited chat room window coming up, but I don’t know of it.
Also its hard to ignore local chat. Its just a key to this game.
Or were you talking physical interaction only? Cause the issue of this whole thread is psychological interaction.
I think this is somewhat of a fallacy. The OP is a great IRL example. She is sweating none of this. Her foundation is far more solid than many people here. And it looks to me like there are a great many cracked foundations around from people swearing how tough they got with their tough upbringing.
This is a fallacy of poor people mostly and its a reason they stay poor.
You want tough? Look at Space X. Rocket after rocket blowing up but THEY WILL NOT QUIT. I wonder though…if those people posted here they probably would have quit by now. A lot of you guys are very good at what you do, that I don’t deny.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is a good example of someone succeeding DESPITE a tough upbringing. But its important not to let exceptions to the rule cloud your judgement.
You know why Americans win so much gold at the Olympics? Because they have every advantage. If having it tough was the key to success, it would all be very different.
Suffering tough treatment on the forum has limited use. In the idea section it is especially useless. Mostly, its poison.
The forum only appears brutal because there is a certain cohort of players that are involved in risk free gameplay, yet somehow think they are the ultimate hardcore EVE player and everyone should worship them. Anyone that says something which this cohort deems a change which improves non-PVP activity, whether it’s an obviously good change or not, is quickly pounced on by them and their undercover forum alts in an attempt to silence them. The forum mods also protect them.
I’m going to interject here, taking a screenshot every thirty seconds is a touch on the excessive side don’t you think? You also talk about being banned, if that is the case then maybe you should be looking closer to home and stop denigrating the Eve community. We are not as bad as you purport, you make it sound like we are all scum. Yet this community has done and will continue to do great things inside and outside of the game. Your negativity leaves a lot to be desired, spice it up fella we are not all sadists/griefers/scammers etc etc.
Anyway, it feels absolutely great to know that I’m awesome and protected and don’t have to worry about risk like that, and that outside of throwing forum tantrums like some petulant children in order to get CCP to give them something just to shut them up for a week, these people can do absolutely nothing about my presence in the game, and the effects it has on them. Their collective magnum opus is throwing a few passive-aggressive labels around the forums in order to try to get a rise out of people.
I’m glad that we have such a stable supply of ready and willing subjects of oppression. Don’t even have to work for it, here or in-game.