Dont Judge People

Its come to my attention that a lot of you people judge other people. For example a lot of you guys say I post too much forums each day....... why cant i? You always look at them and say bad things about it(occasionally not bad things). I always say when you have something bad to say dont say it, better to keep quiet. Oh ya a lot of you also say I spam a lot.....Either its for fun or I have a purpose(occasionally im being random), so dont get mad about it. What Im trying to say is whenever you dont like anything I post.... dont post in it, I dont care its not all about the views for me, I just wanna have fun with the game of chess. You dont need to ruin someones forum(unless they asked for it :3) cause theres no point. To all you people who dislike me just dont post in my forums..... theres no point. I hope people take this as a real  message, and not think im trolling.... hope you get the message, im not an attention hog, i dont care about points and finally im not a big troll. Peace.

It kinda looks like spam to a lot of people......not me.

Well, the issue with your basic person's psychology of the situation is they feel, at least in a small way, that their opinion should be noted and is potentially more important than anybody else's.

BUT...

Keep those opinions to yourself people. If you want to rant about this or that, do it...NICELY. Or burn some stress on the board, it works better than you may think.

thanks for getting the message

i took a long time writing it

True!

I agree. If everyone who thought this stuff was numb just didn't post in it, it'd die of boredome and no one would have to look at it again.

thanksfor understanding

In keeping with your request to not judge people, I just have one thing to say.

Mr. 335394862...you sir, are a big jerk.

Best.

335394862, I promise not to judge you.

Wait. You add up to 43.

Thats the number that I like the least. So I don't like you. 

So which is the greater imperative:

1. Allow you to fill the forum threads with needy, narcisistic drivel.

2. "Pass judgement," and use the rhetorical tools I have at my disposal to show you the error of your ways.

I choose 2.

Your last post was "why don't you like me?" or something like that. This is a fairly adolescent attempt to get someone to say, "gee, I think you're swell." It's not reasonable to seek this kind of validation in an internet forum. They are more like Mad Max's Thunderdome than a psychologist's office. 

If you want to post volumes of this self indulgent nonsense, please at least try to be mildly amusing. Airing your "daddy issues," or whatever it is that compels you to carry on like a whiney bitch will only attract ridicule.

Finally, show some respect for your reader. It's a busy world, and most people don't have time to waste listening to your childish attempts to work through your personal issues.

kk thanks i am awesome

Moreso, show respect for the community by respecting the community space.

It's not anyone's to crap all over by starting handsful of inane threads.

Respect may be forthcoming when you show it yourself.

It's hard not to judge someone who starts this kind of thread :

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/off-topic/bye-all

why do you have to read it then..... i bet you carefully always track my posts lol

Hmm-hmm. If you see what I mean...

you have that problem??

I think this one's your masterpiece, numbers. It's like a follow-up to "Mean people and nice people in chess", but it still has that self-reflective quality of "My profile is pro". In a way, this thread says goodbye to the inclusiveness of "Anything you want to say say it here", and, "Say exactly what's in your mind". It breaks away from the self-doubt of, "Am I known here at Chess.com?", and ,"Why does everyone hate me?". Also it doesn't judge like, "Bad people", and, "Bad people real case scenario". 

At least you have finished with the emotional rollercoaster ride of, "Leaving for awhile", "I'm back", "Not leaving", and "Bye all".