Is there a point somewhere in all of this.

Think of the forum as someone's house not a restaurant, we are guests, we eat the food and drink the liquor for free. If you don't like what is being served then go hangout somewhere else. You can leave a restaurant as well, but since you are paying for a service, you can expect what you order from the menu to be what you get when it comes to the table. The same can not be said for when you are an uninvited guest to a large party. We are all uninvited guests at Saint's party, the door was open and we came to hang-out and chill. There are some rules and for the most part people stick to them, but a little drama spices life up, and the host has the right of first refusal, it is after-all their house.

Am also making the above statement as someone who is new, and has gotten into more than one or two arguments since I've started coming to Saint's house; I have not been treated unfairly. If I didn't somewhat enjoy the company or the spirit of the party, I know where the door is. Life really is a series of choices, sometimes we make bad ones, sometimes we see someone else making bad ones and we might feel obligated to point that out... but real freedom, not bullshit freedom, is that we can whenever we want to GTFO and change our surroundings, especially when we are guests, because the opposite of that is being a prisoner.

 

What? You mean...........Will you fuck my boyfriend?

 

@EL75 Short answer: no. All members are not treated equally.
A subtly different question would be, "Are all members treated with equity?"

You might enjoy reading the treatise linked below:
http://everydayfeminism.com/2014/09/equality-is-not-enough/

 

Congratulations with your first thread posted and the whole collection of ratings you received)))

 

Nice reading DF ... pretty much spot on the issue

 

You're welcome, @phloopy

 

As everywhere in life: All are equal, but some are more equal.

I don't feel the way @EL75 your question implies. I don't expect to be treated equally to people who have contributed much more than me. But I don't see systematic unfairness as you imply.
It always takes some time to see, how the character of community is. Audiosex - in general - has a friendly and helpful character. That's the best I can expect.

For an all-embracing equalness and fairness you'll need an omniscient GOD as admin. A SAINT is not enough

 

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I've been here (unregistered) since the very beginning. One thing is consistent: we NEVER get a week without drama.

 

Hey @EL75 ,
As a Mod here myself at Audiosex i can tell you right off the bat that some new members catch all the latest drama unfolding in the forum based on viewing all the newest threads on the board or those odd massive threads where alot of heated convos has happen.

But sorry to break it to you but this is not a one man band, and what i mean about that is we are a Community, a member is treated the same way a mod is treated, the admin is treated like a member is treated with Respect & Curiosity and that the circle of life in this place, it may grinds the rails a bit, but it's steady.

Now that you have seen the bashing, and conflict this is the best time for you to get equated with the report button (under every post in a thread). This option gives you the ability report problematic post, adding a short description of the problem, to facilitate the mod best to solve the problem in a timely manner. And this is good for the Community as a whole.

Hey @blacknblue ,
Not really @SAiNT at all, as I mostly dealt with @Von_Steyr although he was a handful at first, really a handful... thx VS lol, he soon realized what place he found and what he can bring to the table, no more Signatures (cubase) threads, conflicts & etc. What you should learn from this is, every member is equality treated the same, even those that are out of line with proper guidance can turn a new leaf and lasting membership & friendship.

 

Not sure how to say this without sounding like an asshole...
18 months ago, I was a newbie. I was pretty excited when I made my first post. You know, like in school when you moved to a new town and the other students all know each other. But at no time did I feel treated differently. Some were kind, some not so kind - but nobody treated me in any other way he/she treated everybody else. If a newbie does feel treated harsh - and here comes the asshole part - it may sometimes be the way you introduce yourself on this forum. If your first post is something like "I'm the greatest EDM-producer ever" or "your song sucks", chances are you will read some *cough* advice *cough* on how to be decent. In other words, what goes around, comes around.

 

The only thing that can trigger me is image-line's changelog. What is going on? What did i miss?

 

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damn... you're getting good son

 

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Butterfly? I thought you were a WankPuffin

 

Love the drama. It's a fucking internet forum where random people write random shit, and the dude is going on like it's the most important issue in his life, jeeeez.

 

Ducks, Goats, Pigs, Horses, Cows, Dogs......."Astronauts" ???...........We're all in the Audiosex Farm band together
But of course sometimes band members fall out and some may even get notions of grandeur from time to time.
I dont think the revolutionaries have ever become tyrants here on the forum though

 

I know this is going to sound harsh for some, but stop looking at your belly button and open to the world.

 

@SAiNT and @Introninja gave me a second chance and i am very thankful for that. Thank you for your patience @Introninja

 

Exactly like the Trump administration.