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Xenuria: CSM 10

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Kiryen O'Bannon
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#341 - 2015-03-10 18:25:33 UTC
Xenuria wrote:
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
I would like to remind everybody that if you have not already voted, you should probably do that. If you have any accounts that you have not voted with you should do that as well. It's easy to forget which accounts you voted with when you have many of them.


You still haven't answered why voting for you isn't a mistake so I don't see any reason to vote for you. I still don't have any confidence that you have the best interest of the community at large at heart and you ignoring questions and calling people trolls isn't helping.


In case you missed the first post of the thread, I won't be answering loaded questions. Doing so could be seen as engaging flame bait.


It does little to engender community confidence in a candidate when the candidate refuses to answer questions. "I won't answer loaded questions" might work once or twice where its obvious, but using that excuse over and over renders it flimsy indeed. A question is not loaded simply because a truthful answer would reflect unfavorably on the candidate.

Furthermore, attempting to use forum rules to lawyer your way out of answering won't inspire confidence either. It's not hard to figure out that if candidates can dismiss any question because in their personal view its "flame bait" or "trolling" that will quickly result in candidates rejecting hard questions on those grounds.

The excuse of flame bait and trolling looks even worse whn you make snarky comments about people forgetting to vote on some of them while at the same time running on a platform opposing multiple account voting, especially when you have not actually articulated a meaningful problem in that regard.

Eternal Father, King of birth, /Who didst create the heaven and earth, /And bid the planets and the sun/ Their own appointed orbits run; /O hear us when we seek thy grace /For those who soar through outer space.

Mara Villoso
Long Jump.
#342 - 2015-03-11 00:04:25 UTC
Kiryen O'Bannon wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
I would like to remind everybody that if you have not already voted, you should probably do that. If you have any accounts that you have not voted with you should do that as well. It's easy to forget which accounts you voted with when you have many of them.


You still haven't answered why voting for you isn't a mistake so I don't see any reason to vote for you. I still don't have any confidence that you have the best interest of the community at large at heart and you ignoring questions and calling people trolls isn't helping.


In case you missed the first post of the thread, I won't be answering loaded questions. Doing so could be seen as engaging flame bait.


It does little to engender community confidence in a candidate when the candidate refuses to answer questions. "I won't answer loaded questions" might work once or twice where its obvious, but using that excuse over and over renders it flimsy indeed. A question is not loaded simply because a truthful answer would reflect unfavorably on the candidate.

Furthermore, attempting to use forum rules to lawyer your way out of answering won't inspire confidence either. It's not hard to figure out that if candidates can dismiss any question because in their personal view its "flame bait" or "trolling" that will quickly result in candidates rejecting hard questions on those grounds.

The excuse of flame bait and trolling looks even worse whn you make snarky comments about people forgetting to vote on some of them while at the same time running on a platform opposing multiple account voting, especially when you have not actually articulated a meaningful problem in that regard.

That's pretty obviously a loaded statement. You could ask "why should I vote for you" or ask someone else "why should i not vote for him" but asking "why isn't it a mistake" takes the position that it is a mistake and the questioner must be proven wrong. It's really not possible for it to be a mistake to vote for him unless you intended to vote for someone else and YOU made a mistake. You vote, you intend to vote for him, it's not a mistake. You might regret it, but that's on you.

It's amazing how much time and effort CFC types waste on this guy. We get it. You're not fans. Move on. I very much hope he gets elected if for no other reason than to laugh at the reaction. The CSM is a partially reimbursed focus group in which the work of the group falls on the group members. It's pure genius on CCP's part. Perspective. Get some.
Alphea Abbra
Project Promethion
#343 - 2015-03-11 00:55:13 UTC
Mara Villoso wrote:
It's amazing how much time and effort CFC types waste on this guy. We get it. You're not fans. Move on. I very much hope he gets elected if for no other reason than to laugh at the reaction. The CSM is a partially reimbursed focus group in which the work of the group falls on the group members. It's pure genius on CCP's part. Perspective. Get some.
Honestly? No real effort has been needed so far, for me.
It's so weak a candidate, several things can be rebutted simply by quoting two mutually contradictory statements by Xenuria, asking "Which of these represents your beliefs?" and watch either the rejection of the question, a non-answer or no answer. I mean, it's pretty much a field day for "what not to do as a serious and sane candidate"-showcasing.
So it's pretty obvious that we're not afraid of Xenuria, mostly because it's not a serious candidate.
... then why do we use time on it? Personally, I enjoy watching train wrecks like this. Some people drive slowly past a car accident, and I participate in horrendously executed election campaigns on an internet forum - except of course, no-one gets hurt here, unless they have chosen to put themselves at risk and internalises any grief, so I don't think it's equivalent to watching a car accident.
Others, like I said earlier, seem to genuinely attempt to improve Xenurias campaign, which I don't understand and would generally think futile, but obviously not for the (exact) same purpose as me.
A few might primarily be posting to warn people of how moronic Xenuria is, although I personally don't think Xenuria needs any help showing that to the world.
At least one wanted answers to genuine questions, and was put off by the candidates reaction to any questions that doesn't fit the candidate.

I'm not going to claim I know why CFC types post here, but if I were a betting personality, I'd say mostly their own enjoyment, and partly a desire to test if Xenuria is as worthless as the stories say.

And since Xenuria summarises his own platform with two words ("Vote Xenuria"), it's easy to see why the stories are vindicated. The platform of the candidate is that voters should vote for the candidate. No politics, no substance, no talent, just ego.

And I'm not going to lie, it would be hilarious if he got elected to CSM. Horrible for the CSM as a worthwhile institution, but hilarious. Check out this list for a number of examples of the simply crazy hijinks that joke candidates get up to every once in a while.
I'm not that afraid, though. Trolls could vote for him, and idiots might, but with better troll candidates, and with a number of organised (Party-like) organisations, any troll/idiot votes will be diluted into inefficiency. You need a lot of primary votes for Xenuria for it to matter at all, and most people votes for candidates who takes their own candidacy seriously.
Kiryen O'Bannon
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#344 - 2015-03-11 01:02:07 UTC  |  Edited by: Kiryen O'Bannon
Mara Villoso wrote:
That's pretty obviously a loaded statement. You could ask "why should I vote for you" or ask someone else "why should i not vote for him" but asking "why isn't it a mistake" takes the position that it is a mistake and the questioner must be proven wrong. It's really not possible for it to be a mistake to vote for him unless you intended to vote for someone else and YOU made a mistake. You vote, you intend to vote for him, it's not a mistake. You might regret it, but that's on you.


That would be a pretty good response if this were a debate among equals, but its not. Its a political campaign. Xenuria does not have to respond to a question like that by trying to disprove that its a mistake to vote for him; at a minimum he could resond as you did. Candidates are not obligated to respond in the format the questioner wants, but when one doesn't respond or responds by calling the asker a "troll", thays a tactical mistake. It creates the appearance of being afraid of something and trying to hide it from the voters.

Also, there have been far better questions ignored or blown off as trolling by Xenuria, so focusing on this one is not a legitimate counter to my point anyhow.

Quote:
It's amazing how much time and effort CFC types waste on this guy. We get it. You're not fans. Move on. I very much hope he gets elected if for no other reason than to laugh at the reaction. The CSM is a partially reimbursed focus group in which the work of the group falls on the group members. It's pure genius on CCP's part. Perspective. Get some.

In reality, the amount of time and effort spent on Xenuria's CSM campaign by the CFC, opponents in general, and me in particular is really pretty trivial. It's therefore hilarious that you are talking about "perspective".

Furthermore, no one is obligated to "move on" from opposing a candidate. I find Xenuria very interesting in the abstract both from A) inventing a moral crisis and then running on it and B) doing so in an incompetent fashion. I find this thread interesting as a lesson in "what not to do to get elected to CSM" and to see community reaction to Xenuria's complete lack of an actual platform or agenda. His abject surrender in the face of hard questions about whether a need for a "reform candidate" exists, as well as responses like your own which amount to " go away, you're being mean!" rather than actually addressing points raised is very instructive for those wishing to run or oppose candidates in the future.

Eternal Father, King of birth, /Who didst create the heaven and earth, /And bid the planets and the sun/ Their own appointed orbits run; /O hear us when we seek thy grace /For those who soar through outer space.

Nariya Kentaya
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#345 - 2015-03-11 04:12:27 UTC  |  Edited by: Nariya Kentaya
Mara Villoso wrote:
Kiryen O'Bannon wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
I would like to remind everybody that if you have not already voted, you should probably do that. If you have any accounts that you have not voted with you should do that as well. It's easy to forget which accounts you voted with when you have many of them.


You still haven't answered why voting for you isn't a mistake so I don't see any reason to vote for you. I still don't have any confidence that you have the best interest of the community at large at heart and you ignoring questions and calling people trolls isn't helping.


In case you missed the first post of the thread, I won't be answering loaded questions. Doing so could be seen as engaging flame bait.


It does little to engender community confidence in a candidate when the candidate refuses to answer questions. "I won't answer loaded questions" might work once or twice where its obvious, but using that excuse over and over renders it flimsy indeed. A question is not loaded simply because a truthful answer would reflect unfavorably on the candidate.

Furthermore, attempting to use forum rules to lawyer your way out of answering won't inspire confidence either. It's not hard to figure out that if candidates can dismiss any question because in their personal view its "flame bait" or "trolling" that will quickly result in candidates rejecting hard questions on those grounds.

The excuse of flame bait and trolling looks even worse whn you make snarky comments about people forgetting to vote on some of them while at the same time running on a platform opposing multiple account voting, especially when you have not actually articulated a meaningful problem in that regard.

That's pretty obviously a loaded statement. You could ask "why should I vote for you" or ask someone else "why should i not vote for him" but asking "why isn't it a mistake" takes the position that it is a mistake and the questioner must be proven wrong. It's really not possible for it to be a mistake to vote for him unless you intended to vote for someone else and YOU made a mistake. You vote, you intend to vote for him, it's not a mistake. You might regret it, but that's on you.

It's amazing how much time and effort CFC types waste on this guy. We get it. You're not fans. Move on. I very much hope he gets elected if for no other reason than to laugh at the reaction. The CSM is a partially reimbursed focus group in which the work of the group falls on the group members. It's pure genius on CCP's part. Perspective. Get some.

weve asked the question nicely and unibased before, hell, even given advice and places and ways to be more active in the community to help their chances of getting elected

we were told we were still asking loaded questions and just trolling, were told obviously we just like the status quo and sucking mittanis engorged peanuts, and they we werent welcome in the thread.


oh, and just try bringing up any other prior platform Xenuria has run on in the previous years, of what the *MOST* important thing to add to EVE was, and youll get a big "ignored" stick thrown at your head, and the only reasons those previous platforms were brought up is because they legitimately bring Xenuria's competence/ability to perform as a valid CSM candidate into question
Jenshae Chiroptera
#346 - 2015-03-11 17:41:26 UTC
Wishing I had voted for you and tried to get others to do so at this moment in time Xenuria.
Would have been so good to have you discussing SOV mechanics with Fozzie for the next year.

CCP - Building ant hills and magnifying glasses for fat kids

Not even once

EVE is becoming shallow and puerile; it will satisfy neither the veteran nor the "WoW" type crowd in the transition.

Mara Villoso
Long Jump.
#347 - 2015-03-12 01:01:14 UTC
Kiryen O'Bannon wrote:
blather

No politician responds to every mouth fart of the rabble. I should point out that voting is over, yet you're still full of blather and bombast. This must be really important to you. Put on your powdered wig, grab your Robert's Rules, and throw some elbows.
Kiryen O'Bannon
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#348 - 2015-03-12 02:41:12 UTC
Mara Villoso wrote:
Kiryen O'Bannon wrote:
blather

No politician responds to every mouth fart of the rabble. I should point out that voting is over, yet you're still full of blather and bombast. This must be really important to you. Put on your powdered wig, grab your Robert's Rules, and throw some elbows.


There's a major error in logic you should look up; its called "begging the question", and you should stop doing it. Using dismissive language does not render your points valid when you lack the reasoning to back it up - and so far, you have not ebgaged in anything that might be described as reasoning. While we're at it, try to figure out which error of reasoning leads you to believe that I am replying necessarily because this is "really important to me".

Eternal Father, King of birth, /Who didst create the heaven and earth, /And bid the planets and the sun/ Their own appointed orbits run; /O hear us when we seek thy grace /For those who soar through outer space.

Jenshae Chiroptera
#349 - 2015-03-13 01:53:14 UTC
There is so much optimism on the forums that we can actually change each other's minds. Bear

CCP - Building ant hills and magnifying glasses for fat kids

Not even once

EVE is becoming shallow and puerile; it will satisfy neither the veteran nor the "WoW" type crowd in the transition.

Lauresh Thellere
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#350 - 2015-03-13 02:32:56 UTC
Xenuria wrote:
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
I would like to remind everybody that if you have not already voted, you should probably do that. If you have any accounts that you have not voted with you should do that as well. It's easy to forget which accounts you voted with when you have many of them.


You still haven't answered why voting for you isn't a mistake so I don't see any reason to vote for you. I still don't have any confidence that you have the best interest of the community at large at heart and you ignoring questions and calling people trolls isn't helping.


In case you missed the first post of the thread, I won't be answering loaded questions. Doing so could be seen as engaging flame bait.


You're welcome to your opinion but you're wrong. A CSM candidate needs to be able to answer difficult questions and so far all you've done is pretend they don't exist. I have raised some serious concerns about your ability to perform as a valued and contributing member of the CSM and you dismiss them due to them being loaded questions? At the risk of sounding harsh you really need to toughen up, a CSM elected member needs to be above such petty dismissals and should give genuine questions a genuine answer.

All I was looking from you was a bit of background on how the previous experience has helped shape you into the person you are today and that you're better for it (and why) but I get called a troll instead... bravo.
Xenuria
#351 - 2015-03-13 02:55:31 UTC
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
I would like to remind everybody that if you have not already voted, you should probably do that. If you have any accounts that you have not voted with you should do that as well. It's easy to forget which accounts you voted with when you have many of them.


You still haven't answered why voting for you isn't a mistake so I don't see any reason to vote for you. I still don't have any confidence that you have the best interest of the community at large at heart and you ignoring questions and calling people trolls isn't helping.


In case you missed the first post of the thread, I won't be answering loaded questions. Doing so could be seen as engaging flame bait.


You're welcome to your opinion but you're wrong. A CSM candidate needs to be able to answer difficult questions and so far all you've done is pretend they don't exist. I have raised some serious concerns about your ability to perform as a valued and contributing member of the CSM and you dismiss them due to them being loaded questions? At the risk of sounding harsh you really need to toughen up, a CSM elected member needs to be above such petty dismissals and should give genuine questions a genuine answer.

All I was looking from you was a bit of background on how the previous experience has helped shape you into the person you are today and that you're better for it (and why) but I get called a troll instead... bravo.

Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loaded_question
You might want to look at that, you know for your future attempts to get involved with the process.
Alphea Abbra
Project Promethion
#352 - 2015-03-13 08:45:18 UTC
Mara Villoso wrote:
No politician responds to every mouth fart of the rabble.
Have you ever been in a town hall meting or a panel debate? Because I have, and I can tell you from personal experience, when you're in the panel, when you get asked questions by potential voters, you do need to answer them. Granted, you don't always answer directly, you don't always answer the question the way the asker intended, or even answer honestly, but you're acutely aware that you're not just answering one person, you're also answering the entire audience. You know nothing about the political process, judging from your comments here, and I think it tells that none of Xenurias supporters can continue defending Xenurias rejection that any question can have relevancy.
What he does here is akin to being asked a question, by a journalist or a voter, in full public, on record, and his answer is either "I didn't hear that", "stop pestering me" or simply silence, (almost) to each and every question. No candidate I know of has ever succeeded in an election this way.
Quote:
I should point out that voting is over, yet you're still full of blather and bombast. This must be really important to you. Put on your powdered wig, grab your Robert's Rules, and throw some elbows.
I should point out that this is entertainment, and that doesn't stop being funny because voting is over. You also keep assuming that this is important, when we've already told you in various ways that no, it's not really necessary for it to be.
I'm entertained. For as long as this keeps being funny, I'll keep participating.
How's that for an evaluation of a candidate?

Xenuria wrote:
Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.
We did, it was worthless.
So, non-loaded questions, that you'll still fail to answer:
Quote:
There are no rules or policies against buying votes with isk or other in-game items and services.
There are no rules or policies against coercing people to vote by ganking or camping.
There are no rules or policies against the wholesale purchase of eve accounts for the sole purpose of using them for vote padding.

How and why could you see anyone committing any of the above acts? How would you see yourself doing it, practically, and purely hypothetical? What practical gain can you see by removing them?

What source do you have that ~90% of your voters are female?

Have the CFC (Or any null-sec bloc) ever placed you on their endorsed ballot? Please do show it.

How does STV function in broad strokes?

Can it ever hurt your chances to be placed on an endorsed ballot, even if lowest, compared to not being on it?

See, these questions are questions (And questions into claims you've made) that you have yet failed to answer, even after repeated questions, and if you can, notice how none of them even are relevant to a sane persons decision to vote in the CSM, because nothing of this touches on the CSM, but alone on your qualifications (Or lack thereof) as a candidate. Why?
Because your candidacy has no substance.
This candidacy can only solve one persons problem, namely your problem with your own ego that you're not on the CSM.
You're a joke candidate, biting even at the hands trying to help you (Like Nariya, not me).
Nariya Kentaya
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#353 - 2015-03-13 13:14:57 UTC
Alphea Abbra wrote:
Mara Villoso wrote:
No politician responds to every mouth fart of the rabble.
Have you ever been in a town hall meting or a panel debate? Because I have, and I can tell you from personal experience, when you're in the panel, when you get asked questions by potential voters, you do need to answer them. Granted, you don't always answer directly, you don't always answer the question the way the asker intended, or even answer honestly, but you're acutely aware that you're not just answering one person, you're also answering the entire audience. You know nothing about the political process, judging from your comments here, and I think it tells that none of Xenurias supporters can continue defending Xenurias rejection that any question can have relevancy.
What he does here is akin to being asked a question, by a journalist or a voter, in full public, on record, and his answer is either "I didn't hear that", "stop pestering me" or simply silence, (almost) to each and every question. No candidate I know of has ever succeeded in an election this way.
Quote:
I should point out that voting is over, yet you're still full of blather and bombast. This must be really important to you. Put on your powdered wig, grab your Robert's Rules, and throw some elbows.
I should point out that this is entertainment, and that doesn't stop being funny because voting is over. You also keep assuming that this is important, when we've already told you in various ways that no, it's not really necessary for it to be.
I'm entertained. For as long as this keeps being funny, I'll keep participating.
How's that for an evaluation of a candidate?

Xenuria wrote:
Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.
We did, it was worthless.
So, non-loaded questions, that you'll still fail to answer:
Quote:
There are no rules or policies against buying votes with isk or other in-game items and services.
There are no rules or policies against coercing people to vote by ganking or camping.
There are no rules or policies against the wholesale purchase of eve accounts for the sole purpose of using them for vote padding.

How and why could you see anyone committing any of the above acts? How would you see yourself doing it, practically, and purely hypothetical? What practical gain can you see by removing them?

What source do you have that ~90% of your voters are female?

Have the CFC (Or any null-sec bloc) ever placed you on their endorsed ballot? Please do show it.

How does STV function in broad strokes?

Can it ever hurt your chances to be placed on an endorsed ballot, even if lowest, compared to not being on it?

See, these questions are questions (And questions into claims you've made) that you have yet failed to answer, even after repeated questions, and if you can, notice how none of them even are relevant to a sane persons decision to vote in the CSM, because nothing of this touches on the CSM, but alone on your qualifications (Or lack thereof) as a candidate. Why?
Because your candidacy has no substance.
This candidacy can only solve one persons problem, namely your problem with your own ego that you're not on the CSM.
You're a joke candidate, biting even at the hands trying to help you (Like Nariya, not me).

but see, those are obviously loaded questions and your just trying to make xenuria say something wrong to look bad


edit* /sarcasm
Xenuria
#354 - 2015-03-13 13:33:12 UTC
Alphea Abbra wrote:


Xenuria wrote:
Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.


We did, it was worthless.


This is what's called showing your hand. You as a troll have "shown your hand" by admitting that you are in collusion with others to troll (badly) this thread.

Asking questions already answered.
Asking loaded questions.
Asking questions detailed in the OP.


Seriously, let it go.
Kiryen O'Bannon
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#355 - 2015-03-13 17:07:07 UTC
Xenuria wrote:
Alphea Abbra wrote:


Xenuria wrote:
Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.


We did, it was worthless.


This is what's called showing your hand. You as a troll have "shown your hand" by admitting that you are in collusion with others to troll (badly) this thread.

Asking questions already answered.
Asking loaded questions.
Asking questions detailed in the OP.


Seriously, let it go.

So by stating he read your OP and that his evaluation of its value was that it had none - somehow that's trolling.

All you are really doing here is admitting that you are labelling any challenge as "trolling" to avoid dealing with it. I've given you some frank and harsh criticism here, and I would be gratified to see you act on it next year to try to run a real campaign, but I suspect that the rewl value here will be in showing others what not to do - or if you do win, that player disillusionment with the CSM is so great that they will elect a candidate with no real ideas just to troll CCP.

Eternal Father, King of birth, /Who didst create the heaven and earth, /And bid the planets and the sun/ Their own appointed orbits run; /O hear us when we seek thy grace /For those who soar through outer space.

HarlyQ
harlyq syrokos investment station
#356 - 2015-03-13 22:25:39 UTC
Xenuria wrote:
Alphea Abbra wrote:


Xenuria wrote:
Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.


We did, it was worthless.


This is what's called showing your hand. You as a troll have "shown your hand" by admitting that you are in collusion with others to troll (badly) this thread.

Asking questions already answered.
Asking loaded questions.
Asking questions detailed in the OP.


Seriously, let it go.

Stop being a bad xenuria people might not troll you. Maybe.
Lauresh Thellere
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#357 - 2015-03-14 05:01:56 UTC
Xenuria wrote:
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
Lauresh Thellere wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
I would like to remind everybody that if you have not already voted, you should probably do that. If you have any accounts that you have not voted with you should do that as well. It's easy to forget which accounts you voted with when you have many of them.


You still haven't answered why voting for you isn't a mistake so I don't see any reason to vote for you. I still don't have any confidence that you have the best interest of the community at large at heart and you ignoring questions and calling people trolls isn't helping.


In case you missed the first post of the thread, I won't be answering loaded questions. Doing so could be seen as engaging flame bait.


You're welcome to your opinion but you're wrong. A CSM candidate needs to be able to answer difficult questions and so far all you've done is pretend they don't exist. I have raised some serious concerns about your ability to perform as a valued and contributing member of the CSM and you dismiss them due to them being loaded questions? At the risk of sounding harsh you really need to toughen up, a CSM elected member needs to be above such petty dismissals and should give genuine questions a genuine answer.

All I was looking from you was a bit of background on how the previous experience has helped shape you into the person you are today and that you're better for it (and why) but I get called a troll instead... bravo.

Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loaded_question
You might want to look at that, you know for your future attempts to get involved with the process.


I read your OP, it addressed nothing I asked hence the questions. I won't bother you anymore with legitimate questions on how you intend to be as a politician if you by some chance get elected because you seem to have a disdain for the EVE Community.
Resi Durant
Doomheim
#358 - 2015-03-14 10:51:26 UTC
Your platform is one of reform. Reform of the CSM which otherwise there is no point in voting for, in your view: a view that is 'not uncommon' in your experience.

I have listened to your interview on Cap-stable. You are articulate and probably intelligent however your manner is sadly supercilious. I found it more helpful than this phlegmatic thread, particularly the discussion of the bullying in game - which you admit has been handled carefully by CCP. I can't say that you've supported your case very well otherwise, I think that is a shame. If behind every question you anticipate attack it can make even the most casual inquiry problematic.
Alphea Abbra
Project Promethion
#359 - 2015-03-14 12:46:55 UTC
Xenuria wrote:
Alphea Abbra wrote:


Xenuria wrote:
Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.


We did, it was worthless.


This is what's called showing your hand. You as a troll have "shown your hand" by admitting that you are in collusion with others to troll (badly) this thread.

Asking questions already answered.
Asking loaded questions.
Asking questions detailed in the OP.


Seriously, let it go.
Reading Comprehension I would enable you to see that this isn't where I show my hand.
If anything, I show my hand much earlier, where I continue to call this entertainment.

But "we" in this sense isn't even what you think. I'm not in collusion with anyone, it's just painfully obvious that both the CFC and I have been through your OP better than you have yourself. In very short, no, there's no need to troll you, or work together on it, and there exists (To my knowledge) no "Agency For Keeping Xenuria Out Of Politics", because frankly, you do a much better job of that than we could ever hope to do.
"Hate/smear" campaigns only work as long as there is some resemblance of truth, something to smear with. And you've provided so much of that, just bringing up your earlier actions, statements or history will derail you. Personally, the rest is just pure entertainment for me.

And I would guess that a number of the CFC posters, as well as Nariya, have only seen you run for CSM this time, because had they seen your earlier attempts, they'd have given up on any real attempt to help and/or improve your campaign.

But just to see how much you're actually able to read, let's see which question
- Was already answered? (And please provide a link/quote to the answer)
- Was loaded? (Of those I asked in the post you quoted)
- Was already detailed in the OP?

Because I seriously doubt you're even able to classify even one of the questions in those categories, unless you're going to include earlier times where you rejected the question.

@ Resi Durant, take every claim Xenuria makes with a grain of salt. Earlier in this thread, he claimed that some low percent of EVE players are female (Which is both fairly ordinary and without consequence), and that 90% of his voters are female (Which would be fairly extraordinary and with a number of implications), and then when pressed on it, tried to write off the extraordinary claim under the guise of the ordinary. He never supplied any evidence for the 90% claim, but maybe he waited until it couldn't influence the voting to reveal that he actually does have those numbers?
"Not uncommon" in Xenurias experience also has to take into account his acknowledgement that he only talks with people who already largely share his sentiments. When you're in a secluded group and writes everyone outside off as part of a large conspiracy against you, 100% of people you know of will share your experiences. Combined with an acceptance of anecdotal evidence, this leaves Xenuria fairly out of touch with EVE and the EVE community.

Oh, and if anyone cares to spend the time, try going through the thread with this list and see how many fallacies Xenuria makes, compared to me. For extra credit, mark off when one of my ad hominems is actually just changing subject to Xenurias qualifications as a candidate in general, instead of this particular run.

Oh, and Xenuria, let's see who gets more votes: You in this space-election, or me in the election for my countrys national parliament later this year. It'll be a fun competition.Lol
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#360 - 2015-03-16 02:52:00 UTC
Alphea Abbra wrote:
Xenuria wrote:
Alphea Abbra wrote:


Xenuria wrote:
Yeah... See I don't think you actually read the OP.


We did, it was worthless.


This is what's called showing your hand. You as a troll have "shown your hand" by admitting that you are in collusion with others to troll (badly) this thread.

Asking questions already answered.
Asking loaded questions.
Asking questions detailed in the OP.


Seriously, let it go.
Reading Comprehension I would enable you to see that this isn't where I show my hand.
If anything, I show my hand much earlier, where I continue to call this entertainment.

But "we" in this sense isn't even what you think. I'm not in collusion with anyone, it's just painfully obvious that both the CFC and I have been through your OP better than you have yourself. In very short, no, there's no need to troll you, or work together on it, and there exists (To my knowledge) no "Agency For Keeping Xenuria Out Of Politics", because frankly, you do a much better job of that than we could ever hope to do.
"Hate/smear" campaigns only work as long as there is some resemblance of truth, something to smear with. And you've provided so much of that, just bringing up your earlier actions, statements or history will derail you. Personally, the rest is just pure entertainment for me.

And I would guess that a number of the CFC posters, as well as Nariya, have only seen you run for CSM this time, because had they seen your earlier attempts, they'd have given up on any real attempt to help and/or improve your campaign.

But just to see how much you're actually able to read, let's see which question
- Was already answered? (And please provide a link/quote to the answer)
- Was loaded? (Of those I asked in the post you quoted)
- Was already detailed in the OP?

Because I seriously doubt you're even able to classify even one of the questions in those categories, unless you're going to include earlier times where you rejected the question.

@ Resi Durant, take every claim Xenuria makes with a grain of salt. Earlier in this thread, he claimed that some low percent of EVE players are female (Which is both fairly ordinary and without consequence), and that 90% of his voters are female (Which would be fairly extraordinary and with a number of implications), and then when pressed on it, tried to write off the extraordinary claim under the guise of the ordinary. He never supplied any evidence for the 90% claim, but maybe he waited until it couldn't influence the voting to reveal that he actually does have those numbers?
"Not uncommon" in Xenurias experience also has to take into account his acknowledgement that he only talks with people who already largely share his sentiments. When you're in a secluded group and writes everyone outside off as part of a large conspiracy against you, 100% of people you know of will share your experiences. Combined with an acceptance of anecdotal evidence, this leaves Xenuria fairly out of touch with EVE and the EVE community.

Oh, and if anyone cares to spend the time, try going through the thread with this list and see how many fallacies Xenuria makes, compared to me. For extra credit, mark off when one of my ad hominems is actually just changing subject to Xenurias qualifications as a candidate in general, instead of this particular run.

Oh, and Xenuria, let's see who gets more votes: You in this space-election, or me in the election for my countrys national parliament later this year. It'll be a fun competition.Lol

What country I'll write your eve name on the ballot. :)