*yawns*



How ridiculous. Didn't we argue over this before?

A few rebuttals:



PiZZa: I addressed the "you were a newbie once TOO you know" issue. And about the "innocent until proven guilty" analogy (this is off topic, but just to disrupt your analogy...)... most countries use "guilty until proven innocent", which IMHO is a lot more effective (yet a bit more immoral) than "innocent until proven guilty". Think of it for a moment. What is worse, the people let loose for crimes they did or people locked up for crimes they didn't do? However unfair it may be, the latter is better for the general public.



Anyway, I don't judge people at all. I'm just saying the truth IS that most newbies are from "the dark side". I also have met many a nice newbie, but for every good newbie I've met I've seen at least two to three bad ones. A newbie isn't necessarily one who is new to the game you play, but is one who is new to the game of Manners. In that respect I hold my opinion on "newbies".



Fquist: These were givens. I thought most people knew this already. To clear it up, though (as we both use "newbie" differently), I don't use your "newbie" term in a bad way, but my "newbie" term means a bad person. It means a person who is new or equal to new at etiquette and manners of acting.



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