Respect On The Forum

[Yimpa]

20 hours ago, Thought Art said:

@Yimpa Hey man, I hid your post because it’s essentially trolling my thread. I know you like to be funny. But, going forward if you could not post trolly pithy, silly posts on my threads especially of more serious nature that would be ideal. 

We all use the forum. It’s also these types of silly responses which have little value. People know what respectful behaviour is. They also know what it’s not. It’s just they often find themselves in a state of agitation or goofiness. Essentially, low quality consciousness. 
 

 

Please…

You fool, that post was not a joke and was meant to be taken seriously.

Feel free to give me 20 warnings points, because I am never coming back here again anyway.

[Princess Arabia]

52 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

@Princess Arabia Thanks for clarifying because I thought you meant reply to every comment as well. 
 

What you say makes sense. Interesting to consider. I have to think about that.

Thanks for understanding and seeing the difference. Even if I didn't respond to your comment, that is ok too. You didn't ask me a question nor asked for my advice, just made a remark. That's the difference i'm referring to. I ignore a lot of comments or don't respond but I will never ignore someone that reached out to me to try and help with something I'm going through. Especially if their response to written with a clear indication of trying to help or solve my problem. If I don't it's because I didn't see it.

[Thought Art]

@Yimpa Okay, my apologies. 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

You all have been given the gift of free will.

Consider if your posting is leading to a division - of any kind.

One day, the forum users will reach a critical mass, where enough of us realize we are one.

When this day comes, power will shift. The spiritual enlightenment of users will then accelerate.

Power will flood your being.

Leo is attempting to guide you to this point.

In his own, unique way.

We are one.

 

[Nemra]

@Princess Arabia, Well, as you see, it depends on how the advice giver and the receiver interpret the other.

What you are saying is when they are on the same page.

For me, it's more important to not be needlessly verbally violent than to ignore someone. The former is actually rude.

If someone is trying to help and is clueless, saying "thank you" for trying is not hard, but you don't owe them to say it to them in the first place.

[Inliytened1]

39 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

You fool, that post was not a joke and was meant to be taken seriously.

Feel free to give me 20 warnings points, because I am never coming back here again anyway.

Wait what, you are beloved here.  Don't you dare leave!   You have provided more love and laughter here then anyone else ever on the forum.  That's a big hooray!

Other than when you disagreed with me on the political forum.  That's a problem.   But we'll address that later.

Don't you dare leave !

[Letho]

A lot of people come here that don't have enough self respect. What needs to be addressed is their self respect issues. That should be the point of reference for peoples interpretation accordingly, but to do so requires self respect. 

[Thought Art]

@Yimpa Yeah, I don't want you to leave. I think, I should have communicated better. I interpreted the post as trolly,  but, if you didn't mean it that way I am sorry.

@Natasha Tori Maru Interesting perspective. We are one, that is for sure. A direct insight into that oneness I find tends to increase the desire to develop the respect for oneself and other. This is part of the reason I made the post.

Edited December 7 by Thought Art

[Thought Art]

@Natasha Tori Maru Interesting perspective. We are one, that is for sure. A direct insight into that oneness I find tends to increase the desire to develop the respect for oneself and other. This is part of the reason I made the post.

Edited December 7 by Thought Art

[Natasha Tori Maru]

12 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

@Natasha Tori Maru Interesting perspective. We are one, that is for sure. A direct insight into that oneness I find tends to increase the desire to develop the respect for oneself and other. This is part of the reason I made the post.

Thank you - well received.

I am with you on this subject.

I sense your intentions are good - unity.

You shine with a higher light <3

[Thought Art]

@Natasha Tori Maru I do my best, fail as I do.

[Princess Arabia]

1 hour ago, Nemra said:

you don't owe them to say it to them in the first place.

I never said that.  Nobody owes anybody on here anything or any kind of response.

[Princess Arabia]

1 hour ago, Nemra said:

For me, it's more important to not be needlessly verbally violent than to ignore someone. The former is actually rude.

This is just a general statement and is far from the context I presented. Just saying. I agree with you here, but it's not what I was trying to communicate.

Edited December 7 by Princess Arabia

[lostingenosmaze]

[Princess Arabia]

7 hours ago, lostingenosmaze said:

This is more for politicians. 😅

[Human Mint]

On 6/12/2024 at 8:44 AM, Davino said:

Another question would be

How can we show more Love towards one another in the Forum?

Good question, probably the only good question to be asked here...

Should I start with some answers:

-Not ignoring people talking directly at you. You post, you are responsible for the comments you get. Cause' at the end of the day you're here because you enjoy interacting with random people and getting new insights. Which opens the next answer:

-Facing fears, facing truth. In this case, facing to read comments when you are afraid of the responses.

-Making the commitment/having the intention to only post from an intelligent perspective. 

-Recognizing that you are as evil as I am and stoping the hypocrisy of only judging, critizising and diminishing the other. (Too general, but applies in this context)

-Mantaining the original thread's intention. Only post comments that correlate to the topic. Do this and you are automatically showing love.

Those are a few answer but I encourage the readers to go further. There are hundreds of good answers.

Edited Wednesday at 09:07 PM by Human Mint

[Human Mint]

On 6/12/2024 at 4:33 PM, Kinjal said:

I think that this forum is a distraction. It feels like an asylum. 

Probably because your own mind is like an asylum  Seriously, there are gems here.

[caspex]

On 6/12/2024 at 3:18 AM, Basman said:

Really, you should only comment if it adds value to the forum. That should be the rule.

Some people are too identified with their thoughts and get overly ideologically and argumentative here. It is a problem if you can't have a modicum of chill.

I agree

[Davino]

@Human Mint Thanks for bringing great examples. I have a very abstract high level mind and sometimes I struggle to narrow it down and give such a good list as you did. 

I like the point about judging and criticising others, we should encourage multiperspectival conversations, just enjoying the contrast of each perspective into the topic discussed. Instead of trying to prove wrong or prove that I'm right, just egoless learning and enriching.

How could we enrich each others lives? Let's become value providers!