Insulting must be muted
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TheCooki3Cat
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Please stop creating unnecessary threads. You were given an answer to both your reports. They said it wasn't muteable and that they would keep an eye on them. @Pufflin @_PineappleDeath_ Could you please lock this thread?
TheCooki3Cat
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Calling someone annoying isn't necessarily bad. If you two were doing something that caused them to say that then that is really both parties fault. I'm not saying you can't do anything either, but if y'all are doing some that could possibly be annoying try minimizing it so it doesn't happen again.
KSProductions
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Maybe let the staff handle this
addi
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She's trying to help.
KSProductions
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Ik but maybe this is for the staff to deal with. (Cookiecat I don’t want to offend u in any way)
addi
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Yeah, true. This is kinda staff's place. But ik she meant no harm so it's cool
KSProductions
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If this was a thing, I would be muted forever. So this thread is [removed]
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addi
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Wow, could that be edited?
addi
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Thank you ^^
IshPlays
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everyone got their opinions tho but the last decision are for staffs yall got a point tho but i agree with this thread
i became interested in the social function of insults while doing research on the stoic philosophers, who spent a lot of time thinking about how best to deal with them. I thought this was an odd thing for philosophers to do, but ultimately realized that they were on to something. After all, one role of philosophy is to teach us how to have a good life, and insults—whether blatant, benign, or even backhanded—have the power to make us "miserable"...
i became interested in the social function of insults while doing research on the stoic philosophers, who spent a lot of time thinking about how best to deal with them. I thought this was an odd thing for philosophers to do, but ultimately realized that they were on to something. After all, one role of philosophy is to teach us how to have a good life, and insults—whether blatant, benign, or even backhanded—have the power to make us "miserable"...
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