Post B49ZwPMq31IhtUpXM0 by lumi@snug.moe
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 (DIR) Post #B49VShkEkzNoO1M6Mq by drakulix@dreampi.es
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       @vladimirchicken @swick As much as I think Ember is in the wrong here, I hope I don't have to state why we shouldn't counter this with more harassment. Mute/report/move on.Also this is exactly the attitude, that got us into this mess, let people make mistakes online. You don't have to be the one engaging with it, but this is how people learn. Don't tell me you didn't make some enemies in some niche forums in your formative years. I certainly have posted stuff, I am not proud of in hindsight.Anyway, seems like it is time to mute this thread.
       
 (DIR) Post #B49ZwPMq31IhtUpXM0 by lumi@snug.moe
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       @drakulix @vladimirchicken @swick yesit is important to try and be charitable and tolerant. constantly reacting to people just ends up with people who would normally get along, arguing over things that are either stupid or they actually get along withit's important to do your best to actually listen to people and understand what they're trying to say. what they actually believe, and where their frustrations are
       
 (DIR) Post #B49aL7c3CDky4JjJlA by lumi@snug.moe
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       @drakulix @vladimirchicken @swick also, age-ism is toxic. there are legitimate reasons to care about age, when it comes to consent for examplebut it is not okay to dismiss opinions and views because of age. it is not okay to assume that someone is dumb because of ageyeah, younger people are usually more immature. leave them be, gently call out their behaviorand of course, older people make mistakes too, let's not jump to the worst possible conclusions