artemy
16 Sep 2009, 20:46wow. you ask a question and then lock the thread? lame. delete this after you read it please i had no other way to communicate with you. id like to tell you why i bought the g since you asked.
Fantom-G
artemy
Re: artemy
17 Sep 2009, 02:11wow. you ask a question and then lock the thread? lame.
This is not the first time you talk to me with an unfair amount of disrespect.
http://forums.rolandclan.com/?action=show_thread&thread...
youre dead wrong on this issue, and i tend to like your input and overall what you do for the roland community, but this move makes you look like you belong in grade school.
If you continue to speak like this, I will have to ask you to leave the forums.
Back to your question, I locked that thread because it no longer made sense to continue the debates there, it got too off-topic.
Re: artemy
17 Sep 2009, 18:51so the question YOU ASKED ME was rhetorical then i assume. ive never intended to disrespect you in any way. if thats the way you took it then thats on you.
the issue is dead from here on out i give you my word. thanks for not being lame and banning me for having an opinion and speaking my mind. it is appreciated, i do enjoy what you do for the community here, keep up the good work.
the issue is dead from here on out i give you my word. thanks for not being lame and banning me for having an opinion and speaking my mind. it is appreciated, i do enjoy what you do for the community here, keep up the good work.
Re: artemy
18 Sep 2009, 02:05if thats the way you took it then thats on you.
The problem is you can't even seem to know how to talk politely, or understand how you phrased yourself... Please be careful with how you say something. Words like "lame" and "you belong in grade school" are considered very impolite in a conversation, in case you didn't know.
Re: artemy
18 Sep 2009, 17:14If someone pats you on the back, are they congratulating you, showing affection or is it a physical assault? It can be hard to tell, especially if we don't see it coming beforehand or know the individuals involved.
It's difficult interpreting electronic communications with people who speak the same language as you as their first language, even when they're people you know personally. It's easy to take things the wrong way, assume there's sarcasm when none was intended, or mistake gentle ribbing for a serious insult.
When we've got load of people here from so many different cultures and for whom English may be only a second or third language, the potential for misunderstandings is even greater.
I'm a bit bewildered by some of the conflict I've seen here. Sometimes, Artemiy, I think you do take things the wrong way and sometimes you write things that others might find offensive. Not deliberately I'm sure. And, heck, there's always someone who will take offence at even the slightest thing.
Sometimes, though, others have been unduly aggressive towards you or others and have used language that might be interpreted that way by people they don't know personally. The constant droning about the way the Fantom-G routes effects has certainly been tedious and I think, Artemiy, you're right to distinguish between 'bugs', which are unintended issues, and differences of opinion about the best way of organising effects on a workstation.
But let's try to calm down, guys.
It's difficult interpreting electronic communications with people who speak the same language as you as their first language, even when they're people you know personally. It's easy to take things the wrong way, assume there's sarcasm when none was intended, or mistake gentle ribbing for a serious insult.
When we've got load of people here from so many different cultures and for whom English may be only a second or third language, the potential for misunderstandings is even greater.
I'm a bit bewildered by some of the conflict I've seen here. Sometimes, Artemiy, I think you do take things the wrong way and sometimes you write things that others might find offensive. Not deliberately I'm sure. And, heck, there's always someone who will take offence at even the slightest thing.
Sometimes, though, others have been unduly aggressive towards you or others and have used language that might be interpreted that way by people they don't know personally. The constant droning about the way the Fantom-G routes effects has certainly been tedious and I think, Artemiy, you're right to distinguish between 'bugs', which are unintended issues, and differences of opinion about the best way of organising effects on a workstation.
But let's try to calm down, guys.