Why is Yorick being so rude?
He is supposed to enforce the rules correctly, but he is not doing that right now.
#Rude staff
fossil nymph
naive ibex
You told the guy to DM you, or asked, same thing. I made you aware of the fact that we don't want that. You were not satisfied with my answer, then you felt the need to be a smartass over our rule.
small tinsel
cos hes based and awesome
fossil nymph
I said he can DM me for information but i did not ask him to DM me
Why is it not allowed to give permision to someone to DM me?
naive ibex
It's the same thing
brazen surgeBOT
Why is it not allowed to give permision to someone to DM me?
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fossil nymph
It's the same thing
If someone wants to DM me it's up to them right?
I do understand why the rule is there and I also agree with the rule but from my perspective i did not break the rule.
fossil nymph
It's the same thing
Asking someone to DM me or giving someone permission to DM is not the same lol
small tinsel
I said he can DM me for information but i did not ask him to DM me
google "semantics"
fossil nymph
google "semantics"
No need to xD
My intention wasn’t to ask members to DM me, but simply to let them know they’re allowed to. Does that really fall under this rule?
If so, the rule should just say that members aren’t allowed to DM each other at all—which I think is a ridiculous rule, but okay xD
small tinsel
I assume English isn't your first language so you're getting into a bit of a muddle here.
You're arguing over the semantics of the rule, but the rule is pretty clear and exists for a good reason. We ask members not to go around DMing people or asking them to DM you to protect against scams because this is a large discord. That's the bottom line.
Saying "DM me" and "Feel free to DM me" is the same thing.
fossil nymph
I assume English isn't your first language so you're getting into a bit of a mud...
"DM me" is more direct and can sound like a request or instruction, while "Feel free to DM me" is more inviting and casual, giving the other person the freedom to reach out if they choose to. So while they both involve direct messaging, the tone and implication can be slightly different.
small tinsel
This isn't up for debate
fossil nymph
This isn't up for debate
Got it! It's a fact: "DM me" and "Feel free to DM me" are not the same. The first is direct, the second is more inviting. No debate about it! 😄
small tinsel
I know you're trying to be clever and all, but dude -- the rule exists for a reason to protect our members so just follow it
Being hostile to somebody that is trying to help you doesn't get you far in life
fossil nymph
Being hostile to somebody that is trying to help you doesn't get you far in life
I understand your point, but I'm not being hostile. I'm simply clarifying the difference. I respect the rules and I’m just trying to keep things clear.
small tinsel
I appreciate that but right now you're being a smartarse and you're calling Yorick rude and telling him how he should be doing his job. There's no need for that, he has it bad enought as it is being Dutch
fossil nymph
I appreciate that but right now you're being a smartarse and you're calling Yori...
Calling me a smartarse is your opinion, but it’s also rude, just like how Yorick approached me in the channel and deleted my message without any explanation. That’s not how staff should handle things. Clear communication and respect go both ways, and if there’s an issue, it should be addressed in a professional manner.
As for the last part, I’m not sure what you meant, but that came off as rude as well.
small tinsel
Oh, I'm not a member of staff
Just to be clear
you were rude to my homeboy
and only I'm allowed to be rude to Yorick
fossil nymph
you were rude to my homeboy
I wasn’t rude, I was just clarifying things.
real sluice
@fossil nymph Your feedback has been noted. I will now close this thread.