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[TheFilthyRat]

This is now a thread to discuss Dwarfs' irrelevant comments to peoples posts

[TheDwarfLard]

I'm sorry, but that's very hard to read. Perhaps you should separate it more (like a 1-3 lines per separation or something like that).

[Waffle(est)]

you really need to use these more often:.. [CR], [LF]

[TheFilthyRat]

I've noticed a development in Dwarflards recent posts. Instead of saying anything about  the information in the post he will say something that has absolutely nothing to do with it such as ' Keep hash tags on twitter ' Or ' You had to be able to find a better site upload' /scratches chin Despite the fact that this surely will be hard to read the fact is that dwarf is contributing to cancer among threads

[Zer0o]

I agree with Dwarf, your post was more than hard to read due to it simply being a wall of text. When I first saw this topic I just closed the tab again cause I didnt want to read such a wall of text. And I also agree with him regarding the other topic with the pretty inappropriate site. I also strongly dislike hashtags which are used for fun, for example in your case... hashtags are meant to be used in combination with twitter and thats how it should stay.

 

So all in all, since you renamed this topic to "thread to discuss Dwarfs' irrelevant comments to peoples posts", I definitely agree with him and also suggest closing this thread for being pretty pointless. Sorry Rat but what Dwarf said is, at least in my opinion, not irrelevant at all. More like constructive criticism.

[TheDwarfLard]

I never really doubted what you wrote was misinformation or just bad advice, quite the opposite really; but being be able to read it with ease is a nice thing.

 

Also take note on the "hashtag post", I used one in my post, jokingly/sarcastically, but your reaction doesn't help your case; I merely suggested alternate (whether they're better or not is your opinion) of posting, whether it be just general posts or replays.

[Waffle(est)]

had the post been readable this could actually have been a very useful thread...

 

but now..