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Great site.

I am just now poking around and looking at everything.

I have to say i appreciate the opportunity to share and post feedback here.

Thanks, best of luck moving forward.

CanoSpinach

Try four. You are forgetting Teen Titans Go! and Tiny Titans. And Teen Titans Year One. So maybe four and a half.

So be careful… what you condemn, you may one day become.

OMG! Rachel’s blog and all the poster comments for it is one of the funniest things I’ve ever read!! lol!

We all know some people can be rude and abrasive, especially those who passionately post on message boards so no one is questioning his right to warn people or ban them.

The implication was that it might be more appropriate to do so through private messages — to avoid drama — but Mr Brady does so on the thread itself, often engaging in lengthy, theatrical-ensuing spats with the antagonist which makes a spectacle of both.

It becomes entertainment for everyone else reading the thread, derailing it further from the topic. It gets quite petty and dirty: the antagonist becomes more nasty and defensive and the moderator, without realizing it, stoops down to their level, making himself look unprofessional by fighting with someone on a public forum who probably isn’t worth the effort. It makes everyone look ’silly’.

Warn people and/or ban them but do so privately to spare everyone the drama, unless of course, drama is the intent.

On a side, I found it kind of ironic that the dispute occured over possible name calling yet on someone else’s blog, in defense of Mr Brady, the blogger continuously refers to rude message board people as trolls — last I remember, calling someone a troll is exactly name calling. Whether right or wrong, calling someone — anyone a troll doesn’t exactly make the person shouting it appear any prettier.

So does that mean calling someone a troll is ok but only when justified?

We all know some people can be rude and abrasive, especially those who passionately post on message boards so no one is questioning his right to warn people or ban them.

The implication was that it might be more appropriate to do so through private messages — to avoid drama — but Mr Brady does so on the thread itself, often engaging in lengthy, theatrical-ensuing spats with the antagonist which makes a spectacle of both.

It becomes entertainment for everyone else reading the thread, derailing it further from the topic. It gets quite petty and dirty: the antagonist becomes more nasty and defensive and the moderator, without realizing it, stoops down to their level, making himself look unprofessional by fighting with someone on a public forum who probably isn’t worth the effort. It makes everyone look ’silly’.

Warn people and/or ban them but do so privately to spare everyone the drama, unless of course, drama is the intent.

On a side, I found it kind of ironic that the dispute occured over possible name calling yet on someone else’s blog, in defense of Mr Brady, the blogger continuously refers to rude message board people as trolls — last I remember, calling someone a troll is exactly name calling. Whether right or wrong, calling someone — anyone a troll doesn’t exactly make the person shouting it appear any prettier.

So does that mean calling someone a troll is ok but only when justified?

As for Booster Gold, I never thought it’d be on my pull list but now it’s usually one of the first couple books I read. I just hope it stays consistent after the creative team changes.