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Jealousy and Spite

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
But soon there'll be an app for that.
You know, I've been having one of those days. I was in one of those moods.
Then you cheered me up. 🙂
Too bad that app will be in development for quite some time. 😞

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Originally posted by Tabitha Marshall
I can't help this feeling that there seems to be quite a lot of it going on here, unfortunately. Please tell me I am wrong.
An overdue tight shot topic conversation for the sake of the ongoing health of Red Hot Pawn's General Forum. Thanks.

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Originally posted by JS357
There is something called the Online Disinhibition Effect

http://truecenterpublishing.com/psycyber/disinhibit.html

Factors:

You Don't Know Me (dissociative anonymity)

You Can't See Me (invisibility)

See You Later (asynchronicity)

It's All in My Head (solipsistic introjection)

It's Just a Game (dissociative imagination)

We're Equals (min ...[text shortened]... ersonality Variables

True Self?

Self Constellations Across Media

Altering Self Boundary
for some sad gits this is true but some not all have a sense of humour

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
If you ask anyone that knows me IRL they will tell you I am much nicer online that in person. In person I have (usually) a huge size advantage, not to mention years of martial arts training. I am always confident and I never take any guff off of anyone besides law officers, who I get along with very well and I'm liked by most of those folks. Online I realize I can't grab a person and choke them into unconsciousness. Dammit.
Oh dear, you frighten me mate, and that is what I like about you, your ability to keep chess buddies knocked out, even though you don't know it. 😉

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Originally posted by redbadger
for some sad gits this is true but some not all have a sense of humour
That's it, you found the answer: lack of humour in the GF.

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drewnogal, Kev was correct. However, each of us who care about this forum's online enjoyment viability and contribute regularly either raise or lower its civility common denominator status quo with every single post we type. Am I wrong?

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
If you ask anyone that knows me IRL they will tell you I am much nicer online that in person. In person I have (usually) a huge size advantage, not to mention years of martial arts training. I am always confident and I never take any guff off of anyone besides law officers, who I get along with very well and I'm liked by most of those folks. Online I realize I can't grab a person and choke them into unconsciousness. Dammit.
CP, you're a fiercely protective, sensitive, caring, deferential guy IRL; and have been for as many years as I can remember.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
drewnogal, Kev was correct. However, each of us who care about this forum's online enjoyment viability and contribute regularly either raise or lower its civility common denominator status quo with every single post we type. Am I wrong?
lets try

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Two "dangerous" things. Steer clear of them.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Two "dangerous" things. Steer clear of them.
Don't you mean steer "clear" of them?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
CP, you're a fiercely protective, sensitive, caring, deferential guy IRL; and have been for as many years as I can remember.
You just like me cause I give you crap. 🙂

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Originally posted by Tabitha Marshall
Jealousy and spite walk together, unfortunately. 🙁
Jealousy and envy walk side by side
hatred and spite stand back to back

(Sounded cooler than it typed out)

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
deferential guy IRL
I like women 😕

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
drewnogal, Kev was correct. However, each of us who care about this forum's online enjoyment viability and contribute regularly either raise or lower its civility common denominator status quo with every single post we type. Am I wrong?
"Online enjoyment viability"? An admirable coinage. I'm going to sell it to the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation. It has great potential as confusion marketing.