I don't see anywhere how you were "shedding light" on "complaining" in your original post that I responded to as being unnecessary for the moment in time in which you posted. It either came out of no where or was a response to Husky (a new member who is probably unaware of the week break after PPVs asked when the cards would be up and if he would be on the show).
It had nothing to do with Husky, at all. I brought it up because Harthan mentioned the board being up by tomorrow. Pretty relevant.
It seems more like just a random rant (or you being a dick to Husky) more than anything. Since when does asking when the show would go up constitute as "complaining"?
When it becomes repetitive.
I understand that, but again. It was so out of place and it made you look like a dick towards Husky because he simply asked when the card would be up. Unless it was no way connected to him, which makes your post even more random and stupid.
Since my first post was talking about the shows and not the cards, I don't see how you jumped to that conclusion.
Another one of those cop-out arguments that annoy me, and that I have seen way too many times. "You think people should be able to ask when the shows are going to be posted if they are delayed? You take this too seriously and need to chill out." If you knew anything about me you would know I'm one of the more chill guys in the fed. At least from what I have been told by others. I just think it is dumb for you to jump on Husky, or anyone in general, for asking when the show will be up if it is delayed.
Again with Husky? Dude, look back at my post if you need to. I was only talking about people whining about the shows and how when they finally come, they complain about the quality.
It doesn't help in any way to keep asking about it. If it does, please give me an example.
You could have presented your opinion in a different manner. Telling people not to annoy the "fuck" out of creative with show deadline inquiries is a lot different than saying something like this: "I wish guys would not ask so much about the show getting posted. That's just my opinion though."
I'm sure it is annoying to them when they get told it every cycle. My usage of vocabulary doesn't really matter when I'm saying the exact same thing as your example.
That's fine, but don't be a dick about it to new people or people in general if they are just excited about when a show will be posted. Also, please don't use lame fallback arguments like "you wrote an essay so you take this way too seriously."
I wasn't being a dick to anyone. I merely said it's counter-productive to rag Creative's case about the shows. If Creative had another day to work on Unscripted, it wouldn't have been met with so much shit for it's main event.
Are Creative being lazy at points? Sure. Should we ask about deadlines being exceeded? Why not? But when you see the same posts being made day by day, it can be frustrating I'm sure on their part.
Barbosa even mentioned that it's counter-productive. And no; nowhere in my replies to you did I say you take this seriously because of your essay. But this is all a bit drawn out for an opinion, really. Obviously we aren't going to agree on this. Just don't start saying I was bitching about Husky or you when I clearly wasn't.
