Quote: "Not worth getting offended by something some little turd eater who hides behind his big bad older brother t'internet says."
Yes... I'm glad you agree...
Quote: "But if you want something from a community - i.e. share games, get feedback, build professional/fun relationships for game development, get help etc. you need to be a little bit serious. You can't arsed about all the time and expect to get anything productive out of a community. So, it pays to build bridges and keep em strong by apologising when you're at fault."
Quote: "Now Jimmy, I disagree with you wholeheartedly. Like Fallout said, this is a community, and although it is informal and we don't generally know each other apart from Internet communication, it does not invalidate the relationships that we establish and maintain. We spend time making games and we spend time communicating here with each other. Anything that you give real time to becomes very real and warrants serious consideration. If I spend two years putting everything I have into making a video game then it really means something. The people that have helped me out in doing so also come to mean something. You seek to trivialize this without really considering it, I believe."
See, what I do is be as judgmental as possible at all times and only act right with the people I feel are worth a lick. That way there's no doubt in the other person's mind where they stand with me. I make plenty of friends in this community and distance myself from the those who aggravate me. I find I'm much more productive and cheerful that way.
If Kieran really thinks you (Cash Curtis) are worth his time, he should just keep this business between the two of you. To feel he needs to apologize to the entire community is taking it to an unhealthy extreme due to the large number of individuals in the community that don't deserve it.
Quote: "I think that this type of gesture is very admirable."
You just like it because he said your name out loud
