Wincil
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2 minutes ago, Zalificent Corvinus said:
You had to google that, didn't you.
Well that's what's Google for I have googled it once.
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Just now, Love Zhaoying said:
Wow, maybe Wincil doesn't know the meaning of "ghetto"?
I do btw it can mean a poor urban area occupied primarily by a minority group or groups.
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8 minutes ago, Zalificent Corvinus said:
Really? shall we check?
Cancel Culture of people who wear Kupra, or are taller than you.
This is Ironic Hypocrisy after the Kupra shaming and Tall Shaming.
Here you were trying to shame the reality of statistics, because it proved that avatars 4'10 tall are no more or less realistic in height than avatars that are 5'10. And thus contrary to your Tall shaming earlier.
You talk about Rowan being in a "Ghetto", thats easily open to interpretation as racist hate speech.
Oh and Ageist hate speech against "boomers" while trying not to annoy the Genx's.
Outstanding.
Im sorry to say your wrong I'm not cancel culturing Kupra and how did I said anything racist or any ageist hate speech? Again with the false accusations btw I never tall shamed anyone.
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2 minutes ago, Rowan Amore said:
You mean like how everyone doesn't see anime the same way? Their opinion?
Anyway...carry on.
Yes that what I was trying to point out is not everyone sees anime in the same way.
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1 minute ago, Sammy Huntsman said:
Can you please expand on that?
Again this just my opinion and not everyone sees it that way.
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2 minutes ago, Sammy Huntsman said:
May I ask why?
I just don't see how it is from what I can tell it isn't really.
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4 minutes ago, Rowan Amore said:
Almost no one here is doing that and certainly not me...ngl. We're discussing how LL needs to clarify certain aspects of their new rules concerning children not only for the children's sake but also for the adults so they DO NOT FALSELY AR child avatars.
Well aslo adult avatar's can be falsey AR'ed btw and I'm pretty sure that can be addressed.
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7 minutes ago, Sammy Huntsman said:
That is part of life, as unfair as it is. That is just part of life.
Tbh I wouldn't agree with that being a part of of life.
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3 minutes ago, Sammy Huntsman said:
How is this cancel culture? People voiced their distaste with the current rules and how they were worded, and LL changed it. That isn't cancel culture. That is called listening to your customer base.
Why would there need to be distaste with the current rules and how they were worded anyway?
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1 minute ago, Zalificent Corvinus said:
And yet you've tried cancel culturing @Rowan Amore (a comment about ghettos I'd have reported you for I'f I was her), you've tried cancel culturing "boomers", and "people who arte not rabid fans of anime, and people over 5'4, and all manner of groups, in many posts scattered over 170 pages.
Complaining about cancel culture like that is what the Boomers, and GenXs and other people who can use "big words" call "Blatant Hypocrisy".
They are just too nice to say it to your face.
Again im not the one who is cancel culturing
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Cancel culture is bad.
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Us millennials are not a minority.
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23 minutes ago, Love Zhaoying said:
I beg your pardon. Most of us Forum regulars have indeed "heard" of Anime. (I am more into manga myself, anime is a very crude art forum compared to manga. The original stories for most anime were manga, etc. etc.)
Some of us may just disagree on whether someone's avatar "looks young" or not. Whether or not a character is based on an anime style, if it looks young, it looks young. Being based on an anime style does not get that avatar a "free pass". Arguments to the contrary are very silly.
I suspect some of the "Boomers" on here have even heard of anime. I'm GenX and tend to stick to anime from the early 2000's.
Someones avatar Being based on an anime style does not get that avatar "free pass" seens kinda silly and not everyone is gen x and sticks with anime from the 2000's looking youthful doesn't always equates to a child and anime is fictional some people don't seen to get that.
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5 minutes ago, Fluffy Sharkfin said:
I suspect that you're right in your assumption that the average age of participants of these forums is older than the average age of SL residents as a whole, but it's probably best to avoid any generalisations such as "all forum users are like this..." or "all child avatars do this...". It works both ways after all.
Then again I didn't say stuff like "all fourm users are like this..." or "all child avatars do this...".
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Tbh from from what I have heard the grids largest population demographics are millennials and Genz Most of them are well aware of anime. These fourm boomers mostly live in a bubble.(No offence to does who are gen x.)
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7 minutes ago, Arielle Popstar said:
Are you trolling Rowan again? If so keep it up. She won't bother with me if she is busy with you!
I'm just gonna ignore her at this point like I would agree with her.
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3 hours ago, Rowan Amore said:
I respect all cultures, races and such also but how I see something and you see something, how we interpret words and in this case avatars, will be dependent on many aspects. It's not cut and dry. It has nothing whatsoever to do with respect.
People may see my avatar and think They may have only grown up around black people who spoke like that. Are they correct? Not in my case. I grew up in a predominantly white community. So although their assumption about me is incorrect, it's still based on their own race, age, upbringing. Do they respect me any less for being black? I don't know nor do I care what strangers think. It's their opinion and we're all entitled to them. Opinions aren't right or wrong necessarily unless facts prove otherwise.
This is the basis for why avatar age determination is subjective and not objective.
Well there could could be people who would disagree with you and think that you are incorrect I would aslo think you speaks in such becasue you have a bias.
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7 minutes ago, Rowan Amore said:
Yes, maybe you could stop doing that?
What has been said and is true is that different cultures, ages, races, etc. can interpret things differently. That IS how the world works.
I'm not the one starting culture wars btw and I would respect all cultures again how is this ture and how the world works? Again things can be misinterpreted.
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Again people can get banned for no apparent reason it can happen.
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Imagine starting culture wars I think that's Pointless and Needless.
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6 minutes ago, Arielle Popstar said:
Yes there is some truth to that. Someone said on another SL related site that "Getting banned for emulating culturally unfamiliar makeup styles is a thing.
There's is some truth to that? How so? I don't think there is that seems that seens like discrimination to me.
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Forum still going and not stopping anytime soon.
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Ngl some people severe case of experience bias or cultural bias and not this isn't a fraudulent claim people who say things like that don't know anything about the real world or how it works.(what's so funny or confusing about that?)
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Btw The average height of adults is different in certain places in the world like other countries.
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So what changed in the Terms of Service?
in General Discussion Forum
Posted · Edited by Wincil
Then again how can you know if you don't know the definition again I know what the definition means like I sad I looked it up before and the Internet is full of that information and that can include stuff like dictionary's.