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Re: Introducing JetRed
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 6 Oct 2003 21:26:23 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Harvey Henkelman wrote:
> In lugnet.trains, Tim Courtney wrote:
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> > And some people around here put too high of a value on written praise. Or, they
> > flip out when a response isn't 100% positive. Instead of gaining recognition by
> > persisting, they whine and stink about it, turning people off to them.
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> > .02
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> > -Tim
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> I believe that no one has the right to criticise another person's work and
> marginalize their efforts.
I believe people have the right to say whatever the heck they want. Whether or
not what they say is beneficial or not is a different story. Should people
criticize and put down? I don't think its a good thing. Can you stop someone
from offering criticism without infringing on their first ammendment rights? I
don't think so.
> Mr. Pieniazek has a history of marginalizing other people's efforts, and now
> that that he's been given more power here at LUGNET...it'll only get worse. In
> fact, of the various LUGNET sub-groups, there is more arrogance among the
> trainheads than anywhere else. Some people are so jaded, that they automatically
> ignore anything less than a 'Mona Lisa'
Oh spare me. Larry is a great person in my opinion, someone I've had the
privilege of knowing in person for many years. I don't always agree with his
posts, but believe me, he has no ill intent.
As for the train community, I believe it is one of the most open to sharing
ideas, because there are so many great builders in it. In my time spent at
(many) fan conventions with trainheads, I see so much encouragement and sharing
of ideas. I haven't witnessed anyone slinging crap at another builder for a
'sub-par' MOC.
-Tim
[1] as long as its within the TOS here, since this isn't really a 'public' forum
(privately owned).
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| (...) I believe that no one has the right to criticise another person's work and marginalize their efforts. I don't believe that Gregory was whining and making a stink about his train models. Mr. Pieniazek has a history of marginalizing other (...) (21 years ago, 6-Oct-03, to lugnet.trains)
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