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#153911 - 01/04/05 07:26 PM
Re: Can we all just get along?
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Registered: 10/22/03
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Originally posted by SYNTH_GUY:
After reading some of the posts and replies, I have come to the conclusion that if one doesn't agree with the majority or some of the veterans here, they’re in for nasty responses and their qualification gets questioned. Since when do you have to be qualified to base an opinion? I have experienced it first hand just because I gave my honest opinion. Isn't this forum here for everyone to give opinions and help each other on our musical journeys. I'm new as the Synth_Guy, but have participated and checked in on this forum for many years. Please, lets stick to what this forum is all about and that is giving our opinion and letting others know what our opinion is about a certain device, arranger, pro audio etc.. teaching others what they seek to learn. Lets not scare away newcomers or people that have different or modern ideas or opinions. As I stated on another tread after getting bashed for stating what I know as a musician, All of us give our opinion based on experiences in the music world we live in. Some play different types of music, others play for different types of crowds. We are all out there doing something we love and the rewards are greater than we sometimes acknowledge. To be able to please people, put a smile on their face, be the center of attention, feeling proud of yourself and make money at the same time. Does it get any better? Lets stop trying to make this a competition of who's who and so on and get back to what this forum is really about and that is helping each other. From reading post over the pass year, especially those that are not in keeping with the majority, the above comments in my humble opinion to some extent are valid and true. I suppose it is O K as long as the majority does not prevent persons from posting differing and sometimes beneficial opinions.
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#153915 - 01/04/05 08:02 PM
Re: Can we all just get along?
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Registered: 10/08/00
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Loc: West Virginia
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I've been a member here for several years now, and I too have had a run with others, but one thing I've always noticed is that (word choice), can make or break a post. Some people may have good intentions when posting, but may not realize that their word choice will cause static with other members.
This is without a doubt the best arranger forum on the Web. No one is better than the other here. We are all at differnt skill levels. Some professional and some just begining. It's all about making music and sharing our ideas and offering help to eachother. We all have our days too. Plus attacking someone is not the way to go either. We all have different views on the issues, and need to show respect to eachother for that.
Squeak
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#153917 - 01/04/05 08:37 PM
Re: Can we all just get along?
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Registered: 10/08/00
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Loc: West Virginia
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Yeah there's a pecking order alright  Curious, what makes you a senior here on the forum (outside of age of course).........? actually let me rephrase that.... What makes a (member) a senior here on the forum (outside of age of course)? Don't want anyone to feel I'm knocking on any ages here. I think I'm going to type a disclaimer and use it as my signature so if anyone is ever offended by what I say they can scroll down and read the small print Squeak [This message has been edited by squeak_D (edited 01-04-2005).]
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