Freedom of speech...just watch what you say..

[oldschoolthug]

I have added earlier my rant regarding revolution & it was read by many but only responded to by Ace.
I am not hear to speak any more on that rant, only to point out that I had submitted to the Yahoo RD board what was discussed at my local RD revolution tourney & how it was viewed, received & just generally what they thought of the "new style".
Most of it was not sparkling & was submitted as constructive criticism to possibly help with the future of the game & was even noted that maybe in 2 yrs after 6 or more Revo sets, the game may be fun again, but the way that the revo style dictates how all decks MUST be built <if you doubt this, notice that on the CI site that all the "deck guides" per person are basically the same not to mention that ALL are basically the same>.

Where am I going with this, you ask?

I submitted this letter to the site on Sunday night, it's now Wednesday & PLENTY of time has passed from the submission that if they were going to post it, they would have. If you want comments, they should expect both kinds, positive & negative.

They dumbed down the game, now they are dumbing down the board readers through censorship.

pWo 4 life.

[piperspitt]

Freedom of speech only applies in public areas and even then it has limitations.

[oldschoolthug]

Last time I checked, the yahoo group is public, Mr. First Amendment.

Next you're gonna tell me wrestling is fake.....that there's no Easter bunny......that David Copperfield really did make the statue of liberty & the grand canyon disapper..... & that Larry the Cable guy is a comedic genius......

[Daeva]

Just because the Yahoo group allows anyone to sign up doesn't make it public.

[oldschoolthug]

Hey Daeva, I'm pretty sure that's damn near the definition of public, you tool.

So when you pull your Fanboi head outta Barron's a$$ maybe you can talk to me.....but while you're there....check for pollyps you monkey!

[Daeva]

oldschoolthug said:

Hey Daeva, I'm pretty sure that's damn near the definition of public, you tool.

So when you pull your Fanboi head outta Barron's a$$ maybe you can talk to me.....but while you're there....check for pollyps you monkey!

A) My head is absolutely nowhere near Barron's ass.

B) Flaming a moderator is a bad, bad idea.

C) That is not the definition of public. When you sign up for the Yahoo groups, you are choosing to become a member of a private group. If the group was truly public, sign-up would not be necessary to post.

[Kujo]

Freedom of speech does not exist on web sites. They fall under private ownership and it's the owners decision on what they want to allow to be said.