ahoteinrun wrote:
And Lucifer, I have read your discussions on the new terms and conditions, and I do not agree with you. My views are expressed mainly with those who disagree with you. And I am sad to say I do not support your arguments against TNT.
I also dislike your use of the word "communist". Because they are no more communist then any other organization. You could call PPT communist if you look at us, because we have certain taboo subjects, and certain things we do not allow in the general parts of the forums. They are no worse then many other companies out there.
I work at a dairy and they have strict rules about confidentiality. Does this make them communist?
*shrug*
1. No one replied my last post, which clarifies my opinion. After the first post there was a lot of place for misunderstanding, but now there isn't (i suppose).
2. I am sad to see that so many people just say "Amen" to everything TNT does or says. Sometimes there's a weak link in the system, and in this case it is the way TNT treats its users, which reminds me 4-years kids in kindergarten. Neopets is the
only game i know where new players can make foolish mistakes and the blame would be on the players who set the mistake opportunity. Come on, if you bought something overpriced because you were rash and irresponsible and didn't check the wiz, just face it. Its annoying that TNT is there to protect any players who play stupidly, it screws the older and better players.
(yeah, and once i was a new player too, and when i had my first unfair deal that caused me to lose 20k, i just accepted it and learned my lesson. today you won't see me screwed up like that again).
3. the word "communist" is radicalization that was supposed to make my point clearer. I don't really think that one day the site will be communist, I just say that this "don't use your business skills to make extra-profitable trades" attitude is over-protective - we're no talking here about hacking or lying, we're talking here about deals that you can easily avoid by being careful (not being stupid, to be precise).
4. Lets take the dairy as example. I don't really know what you're doing there, but lets say that you're a seller. Now, you convince people to buy more products because you speak eloquently and you're very impressive - you just know how to sell. Now, there's a new guy at the dairy. He almost doesn't sell products and generally being an unsuccessful seller: he's just not familiar enough with the job.
One day, a supervisor from a governmental office comes to the dairy. He notices that you sell faster and earn more money as a tip, while the other guy sells slowly. The supervisor tells you: "You! You're not allowed to speak eloquently and convince clients to buy products! look at this guy..," he points at the other seller, "he's so miserable, he's almost not selling and barely earns money. Why should he suffer because you do the job better? huh?!".
You tell the supervisor that it's really not a big deal, and one day this guy will sell much more because he'll be more experienced and he'll learn the tricks you use.
"Not accepted! What you're doing is illegal! Period!" and he walks away angrily.