PC-Engine said:Shifty Geezer said:That is EXACTLY the wrong attitude. People fighting 'their corner' and seeking to 'beat' others is behaviour that ought to end at primary school. A discussion needs opinions and open minds, and people who don't care whether at the end of the day their original ideas seem right or not. Anyone who enters a debate and comes out with a feeling of either success or failure doesn't belong in a civilised forum.PC-Engine said:Yeah it does get pretty old especially the ones holding grudges against other members because of old lost battles. In fact those are the people who need to take a step back from the forum until they resolve those personal issues.
Some people can't admit they're wrong nor can they admit real faults with anything related to X company. That's not my problem nor the forum nor the mods problem. Unfortunately some people rush to jump into a debate because their favorite company is being faulted without even caring if the criticism is valid or not. Even when the evidence is right in front of their face, they continue to be in denial. That kind of behavior doesnt belong here.
The same goes for people who can't refrain from misusing every possible thread to point out faults (be they minor or major, perceived or real - it doesn't matter) from products of company Y, quite often as pure flamebait, and beating the respective proverbial horse to death over and over again without stopping until they perceive their imaginary battles as won, derailing lots and lots of threads into flamefests during their course of action.
EDIT: Typo.