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As for myself running <Dial-A-Port> I generally encourage all our members not use use the word "Donation" as we are a pay for port service. Those who do use it give up the right to bitch if someone stiffs them for a ride. With that being said we also don't charge a set amount for a ride either and leave it up to the portee to decide the amount given and for the most part the majority of the player base is very kind in what they give.
I think that most players follow a porting etiquette and make it more then worth while to offer any kind of porting service, with that being said there are those who don't and give amounts that are basically a slap in the face. When this situation happens to me I will still port the individual but then add them to my ignore list and not do so again as will many of my members. Supremacydru <Dial-A-Port> GL | ||
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But that is not about what I posted, and it seems a number of the people responding here still don't know what this thread is about, so I'll boil it down to this: By definition, the term 'donation' no longer applies when it is demanded. | |||
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Why does this aggravate you so much man? You're really not going to give someone money for a port just because they aren't demanding.a certain amount? Of course they want plat. Otherwise they would just say, "porting to anywhere for free."
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this is rant worthy? why is this allowed? mein volk, mochtest besser?
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Is it really doing volunteer work when a judge makes it mandatory?
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I am not against paying for being ported, quite the contrary, I pay, and I pay gladly. This thread is about definition. Read through the thread, and it should be clear. | |||
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ped·ant noun \ˈpe-dənt\
: a person who annoys other people by correcting small errors and giving too much attention to minor details | ||
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