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I think of a website like a business with members as customers. And that old saying about the customer always being right makes me bite my toungue when disagreeing with other members. Sometimes they come across bad because of language issues from using a dictionary or on-line translator , I feel give them a break. Sometimes they have crazy ideas from TV, movies , books, or friends ; I feel re-educate them , don't attack them. Usually the true trolls or trouble makers show themselves early on and I don't feel bad to see them go. I find it a bit ironic that a Japanese website often lacks the politeness we think about in Japan?
New members are not without fault though. I sometimes wish they would take a week and read many of our old posts and threads before they post for the first time. Sweeping generalizations about Japan , Japanese language , and Japanese people learned from anime , etc. , should be obvious , and avoided. Trying to educate them about their incorrect beliefs probably does not work with personal attacks against them; they leave and take their incorrect info with them?
Even though it might break my back to do it , I will try to bend over backwards to be nice to new members.
Uncle Frank
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