Originally posted by PalynkaI do, do you understand the concept of contribution?
Do you understand the concept of "example"?
All I said is that more words should be added into that list...What exactly is wrong in that?
All it takes is a yes they should, or no they shouldn't!
Not a difficult concept to understand is it?
Originally posted by Very RustyOnly one example should suffice in getting the point across. How many do you need?
I do, do you understand the concept of contribution?
All I said is that more words should be added into that list...What exactly is wrong in that?
All it takes is a yes they should, or no they shouldn't!
Not a difficult concept to understand is it?
Originally posted by Very RustyYou started by asking a very daft question, expecting a very exhaustive list of profanities, when the guidelines (as pointed out correctly by CFT) gave a good example of an ad hominem attack. It isn't the actual word "idiot" that is in question, it is the context of how it is used.
It appeared to me that by setting up the question answer thing, CFT was looking for a discussion on it. Did it not appear that way to you?
Originally posted by Very RustyI don't know, but that's not very relevant. Even if he didn't, discussing it is a natural extension of his comments. I have nothing against discussing them.
Why do you think CFT set up the question answer thing, it was so it could be discussed, was it not?
Please answer this: Isn't the point of examples NOT having to go through an extensive list?
Originally posted by lauseyCalling another poster an "idiot" will leave a post subject to immediate removal.
You started by asking a very daft question, expecting a very exhaustive list of profanities, when the guidelines (as pointed out correctly by CFT) gave a good example of an ad hominem attack. It isn't the actual word "idiot" that is in question, it is the context of how it is used.
The aforementioned does not say anything about any other words, just "idiot", there is no reason to believe that other words would be added is there?