1.1.01.01.035: standard variations.

[needshumility]

Related to my inmate's last post - we had an idea, and not just about that particular situation, but in general.

Normally, I'd take this to just the wardens, but I think it really does affect everyone, so I'll make it public.

At home, we have something called the Book of the Gone - where we keep records and testimonies to those who have died

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[failedcreator]

I do hope that they will agree. It sounds nice indeed.

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[needshumility]

I'm just hoping people don't think it'll be abused, which is... I guess, the only reason they'd object.

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[failedcreator]

Yes. I would not like to see messages that possessed the foulest of language and insulted the character of those passed.

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[needshumility]

I mean, it is understandable that not everyone is going to be liked by everyone, but I think this is definitely one occasion where the Book of Common Sense should come into play.

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[failedcreator]

Indeed. The Book of Common Sense shall approve of this?

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[needshumility]

I think there's definitely a maxim in there in Section 6 along the lines of 'if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything'. Not always applicable, but definitely under these circumstances.

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[failedcreator]

I believe it is most applicable, save when harm is being done.

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[needshumility]

There are times when it works as a concept.

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[failedcreator]

Yes, there are. I could take heed of it more often.

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[needshumility]

You probably could, and it might be sensible to.

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[failedcreator]

In such a case, I shall.