On Tuesday 06 March 2012 04:53:16 pm Calvin Morrison wrote:
> Let me break it down.
>
> > I said nothing about being broken.
> Okay sorry, you said most things do not render well. I consider that
> broken. If a renderer is not rendering something properly, it is
> broken. The same way if a car does not drive, it is also broken.
>
>
> >Please properly read what I am saying.
> >This is why many arguments break out on the Internet
> > because people put words in other people's mouths.
>
> No I'm not really sure why you have turned this into an argument, or
> something stranger. it's sort of upsetting to me. Are you
> intentionally doing so?
I am not trying to turn it into an argument. I find it upsetting that people always want to turn what I say into something else.
> >>That's what I said, isn't it?
>
> Why did you say that? Because you wanted to bait me into creating a
> superficial argument so you could fulfill some weird social need? I
> don't want to get into semantic, pedantic, or any ic arguments.
I said that because you seemed to be quoting my message and repeating what I said in my message. However, it seems you are now trying to provoke me into an argument.
> > I just said that most things don't render well, I never said nothing about most things
> > being broken.
>
> Broken? I think this sentence is broken. Please use proper English.
One minor mistake in grammar means that it is completely broken? Are YOU trying to provoke me into an argument?
> >We do need most things to render well to make Konqueror a viable browser.
>
> Okay sort of off topic here - this doesn't really have anything to do
> with the original discussion, and neither does my reply frankly. Lets
> try and stay on topic
I know it's off topic, I was simply responding to your message.
> Flame flame go away flame again another day.
So I am flaming? No, I am simply expressing my frustration at your misinterpreting my messages. Now I am angry, since you are continuing to turn my messages into something they are now. This is yet another reason internet arguments occur.
Since the volunteers on the TDE mailing list seem to want to frequently start flame wars on their public mailing lists, I am very discouraged about whether or not it would be worth it to stay with TDE. If the TDE community is like this, it is not worth it. So, if we can stop twisting around each other words and JUST PLAIN STOP FLAMING AND TROLLING, I will stay and will try to help once I have my new hard disk. Otherwise, it just isn't worth if for me.
Am I overreacting? Maybe. Do I think I'm overreacting? Certainly not. This isn't the first time my words were twisted around, and it most certainly isn't the first time that flaming has occurred here.
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Kris Gamrat
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