It's that time of the week! LJ Idol polls are up, and that means its also time for my weekly drama-que (polls will be closed already by our usual time of Sat morning). So throw some OMG-weiners and WTF-burgers on the grill, crack open a nice cold can of STFU and pull up a chair!
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First, the Poll Itself )
I'm on the internet to lime. Drama takes away from that, because I'm stupid soft and don't like to see anyone upset/mocked/attacked.
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My advice for everyone to avoid drama is: (a) don't presume that the unwritten rules you believe in should apply and be accepted by everyone. This is a source of much drama. (b) ESPECIALLY don't try to "enforce" your beliefs on others by means such as strongly worded diatribes to community entries or campaigns of terror involving makign someone's life hell by putting their info out there and encouraging people to contact them. Note that my opinions expressed in this entry are carefully frames as just an opinion.
Also, thanks. (=
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I recognise that. :-)
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Well, I admit that, as I mention, I do enjoy that the competition makes people think seriously about "what makes good writing" and have existential debates about the nature of something (LJ Idol).
And when I see people flip out about it... well I do find it interesting. I would submit its because I anticipate that ot will lead serious discussions of philosophical differences, but I suppose you could just call that "drama" and wrap it up neatly by saying that I like it.
But if we're going to hash out carefully between phrasings and what "the point" is, I fail to see a causal relationship between whether or not I like drama and "pompous and self aggrandizing"
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::(doesn't know what to think!)::
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