GoddessOfTheWolves wrote:
I.Totally.Love.You...xD
This has been annoying me for a long time. I'm always trying to be neutral ( and it works most of time xD) in any arguments...
The most we all got to is that problem with JC, Togo...Blah, you all know 'bout that xD
The only request I have: We, the "neutral" members, just a regular fans of this site and the animation, want PEACE. And enjoy the site and, especially, the discussions on the forums once again.
If it's needed, make a separate forum for all the arguments, dissapointments, yelling, member's problems with eachother, and such... Just, please, leave this place for animation. Cause that's what this site is made for.
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My thoughts are pretty much the same. All this nonsense with sparkledogs and all the arguments? I'm pretty much neutral with the whole thing. Sparkledogs themselves I don't mind. I don't hate them, I don't love them. I don't mind them. It's annoying that people feel they have to turn their 'opinions' into arguments every second of every day.
Yes, arguments aren't completely avoidable, but honestly? Even with a fansite this big, some of us still manage to get along. It's mostly the much older members (In my opinion, from what I've seen) who seem to be making all the fuss about the sparkledogs and Jersey and Togo. Honestly, if all the fighting stopped I'd be the happiest person known to man.
I go on this site fairly often and it's kinda hard for me to get away from it, so with all the fights going on it's kinda difficult to enjoy my time on it.. but about the facebook/myspace issue? Well? Some people are just like that. It's stupid and kinda naive to be like that. If you love facebook sooooo much then why don't you go back there and go to facebook? This isn't facebook or myspace. Deal with it. Not every site in the world is one of social networking. And if they were, I'm not so certain they would have a specific category anymore. There are enough sites for social interaction. Twitter, myspace, facebook, shouldn't we know our boundries? Honestly, I think we're fine how we are on those. People, despite their opinions need to accept the fact not everything is a social networking site. Those who refuse to are just plain hard headed.