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And yet some people will still get upset(for a lack of a better word) from the rudeness of other people.
I personally will be a bit miffed if I got ignored when I am trying to set up a party. Others may not think it's a big deal but to me it's showing a lack of common courtesy. A simple [No thanks.] is all that would take to let me know that at least they saw my /tell for a party invite.
Likewise, if I happened to be afk for a short while and I was seeking, I would check my logs and see if I had gotten any and reply to those /tells to see if they still wanted my job, and to say that I was sorry for not replying faster because I was afk.
Just because its in the internet doesn't mean you can be rude, or uncivil.
People who argue that because it IS the internet and therefore anything goes, are people who just don't give a damn.
You don't have to be rude to get a point across. It'd be easier if you were rude, sure. Unfortunately, that still doesn't make it "right."
I personally will be a bit miffed if I got ignored when I am trying to set up a party. Others may not think it's a big deal but to me it's showing a lack of common courtesy. A simple [No thanks.] is all that would take to let me know that at least they saw my /tell for a party invite.
Likewise, if I happened to be afk for a short while and I was seeking, I would check my logs and see if I had gotten any and reply to those /tells to see if they still wanted my job, and to say that I was sorry for not replying faster because I was afk.
Just because its in the internet doesn't mean you can be rude, or uncivil.
People who argue that because it IS the internet and therefore anything goes, are people who just don't give a damn.
You don't have to be rude to get a point across. It'd be easier if you were rude, sure. Unfortunately, that still doesn't make it "right."