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Originally Posted by cd288
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Out of curiosity, how are they gullible? In my experience, you generally need proof of things in order for them to take action. So it's hard to be gullible if you're not taking someone's word for things and instead requiring actual evidence.
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I don't know, I've never really seen a GM ask for proof. It's usually one party gives their side of the story, the other party gives their side, and then a GM makes an arbitrary decision which is generally poor and not in the spirit of the game. But that's just my personal experience.
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Originally Posted by ELance
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It will be interesting to study the responses of those that disagree with me in this thread. What is the general nature of their writing? Do they write thorough, detailed posts, or one line replies that show lack of comprehension?
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Oh please. You know as well I do that there's no correlation between the length of a comment and its validity.
There's also value in brevity. I'm sure many people have skipped your comments due to their length (and the off-putting, holier-than-thou language).