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Ban Trd?


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I dont think he should be banned...and here is why (not that anyone cares what I think...but still)

People complain that he derails threads, but what really derails threads are the replies to his posts. If the same people already believe that he is a troll, why do they fall into the perceived trap of replying, and continue the nonsensical banter?

If anyone derails threads, it would be the people who let their own ego get the better of them and argue with the guy about whatever he (or some of the other trolls) might say.

As was mentioned this is the largest forum for Panthers discussion on the net, and yet although many would like to believe it is a place where football discussion can happen, more often than not most of the conversation here leaves logic and discussion behind for quippy one liner, herp durp, say wut type middle school antics or otherwise simply posting of obnoxious pictures as a reply to something that although may not have been the most well-informed statement or a differing opinion, was an attempt to discuss some given topic.

Trolls are only a problem if others get wrapped up in their web..but more than trolls, the larger threat to REAL discussion is the immaturity level, and its at the point where many folks seem to view the forum as more like their mothers basement where beavis and butthead type exchanges are posted and actually acceptable rather than a discussion forum for the team most of us love.

Go Panthers~~

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I dont think he should be banned...and here is why (not that anyone cares what I think...but still)

People complain that he derails threads, but what really derails threads are the replies to his posts. If the same people already believe that he is a troll, why do they fall into the perceived trap of replying, and continue the nonsensical banter?

If anyone derails threads, it would be the people who let their own ego get the better of them and argue with the guy about whatever he (or some of the other trolls) might say.

As was mentioned this is the largest forum for Panthers discussion on the net, and yet although many would like to believe it is a place where football discussion can happen, more often than not most of the conversation here leaves logic and discussion behind for quippy one liner, herp durp, say wut type middle school antics or otherwise simply posting of obnoxious pictures as a reply to something that although may not have been the most well-informed statement or a differing opinion, was an attempt to discuss some given topic.

Trolls are only a problem if others get wrapped up in their web..but more than trolls, the larger threat to REAL discussion is the immaturity level, and its at the point where many folks seem to view the forum as more like their mothers basement where beavis and butthead type exchanges are posted and actually acceptable rather than a discussion forum for the team most of us love.

Go Panthers~~

Good post...

Durp..

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People complain that he derails threads, but what really derails threads are the replies to his posts. If the same people already believe that he is a troll, why do they fall into the perceived trap of replying, and continue the nonsensical banter?

This. THIS right here... is exactly what I was saying yesterday but Mr Reefer here put it far more eloquently than I did... thank you sir.

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TRD is a better poster than 90% of this board. Don't believe me just look at how long this thread is.

Everyone just hates him because he is better at trolling than they are, because lets be honest, half of you guys troll the poo out of TRD but get pissed because he usually gets the better of you.

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