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Yes I know, but I took that to mean that say if someone insulted your character, say, and they normally reacted like: >|

Then now they would be reacting like: >>|

And next week they would be reacting like: >>>>>>>>>>>>|

But I guess it doesn't really matter. I still think people need to learn to read things, though, if just not necessarily in this case.

it sort of matters if you're complaining about people being stupid and not reading when what they're doing fits with the event just fine, it just makes it looks like you didn't read

i interpreted it like you did for the record, but it's obviously sort of vague and they aren't breaking the plot (unlike the posting while the network is down thing) so who cares?

I wasn't complaining. I was saying that's what the OP was complaining about. I don't care because like I said, it doesn't matter.

I agree that people need to learn to read things, but the number of people here and across my plurklist grumbling about not everyone waiting 'til Sunday to start reacting to the event has hit a critical mass of annoying. (And, uh. 'You need to learn to read things', in some cases.) It bothered me to see it lumped in with the blizzard thing, because that was a definite case of 'holy fuck did you even read the event description' which snowballed because the common (erroneous) consensus on what was going on meant reacting in a manner in line with the actual event seemed out of left field. This, from what I've seen, really just seems to be more a matter of differing interpretations of the word 'intense'.

Yeah I agree with all this. This isn't me complaining, this is me saying how I interpreted the post and also what the OP of this thread was talking about.

Of course the OP may have been talking about people reading the "it does start tonight" part. I should have mentioned that initially but it was 2 in the morning and I wasn't really thinking I was just responding, like some kind of sleep-deprived anoncomm zombie.

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