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owenshooter wrote:the original map received 7% of the vote... yeah, you might as well give up your membership now... you all wanted a vote, you all got a vote, you all lost the vote, you are all finding it so hard to believe that the TRUE MAJORITY wanted a change and likes the change. it's over. stop spamming the forum...-0
detlef wrote:owenshooter wrote:the original map received 7% of the vote... yeah, you might as well give up your membership now... you all wanted a vote, you all got a vote, you all lost the vote, you are all finding it so hard to believe that the TRUE MAJORITY wanted a change and likes the change. it's over. stop spamming the forum...-0
Word. Has dangerous die gotten booted from the site yet? This whole drama has proven one thing and that is, contrary to your insistence, the only thing you were pissed about was change. You had no attachment to the old map beyond that or it wouldn't have finished so far behind in the vote.
I'm damned glad that they didn't tell everyone which was which so it actually had to stand on it's merits rather than the irrational love everyone one had for "tradition".
Can you all shut up now or are we going to have to tolerate your inane gripes forever?
owenshooter wrote:the original map received 7% of the vote... yeah, you might as well give up your membership now... you all wanted a vote, you all got a vote, you all lost the vote, you are all finding it so hard to believe that the TRUE MAJORITY wanted a change and likes the change. it's over. stop spamming the forum...-0
I understand how people can prefer things remain the same. However, if they can't even prove what "the same" is out of a line-up then that sort of deals a crushing blow to their argument.jiminski wrote:detlef wrote:owenshooter wrote:the original map received 7% of the vote... yeah, you might as well give up your membership now... you all wanted a vote, you all got a vote, you all lost the vote, you are all finding it so hard to believe that the TRUE MAJORITY wanted a change and likes the change. it's over. stop spamming the forum...-0
Word. Has dangerous die gotten booted from the site yet? This whole drama has proven one thing and that is, contrary to your insistence, the only thing you were pissed about was change. You had no attachment to the old map beyond that or it wouldn't have finished so far behind in the vote.
I'm damned glad that they didn't tell everyone which was which so it actually had to stand on it's merits rather than the irrational love everyone one had for "tradition".
Can you all shut up now or are we going to have to tolerate your inane gripes forever?
hehe you do understand the paradox of your words i hope
Dekloren wrote:I am willing to wager my membership that the original will have at least a 70/30 win.
Wayne wrote:Wow, with a voice like that Dancing Mustard must get all the babes!
Garth wrote:Yeah, I bet he's totally studly and buff.
Dancing Mustard wrote:Dekloren wrote:I am willing to wager my membership that the original will have at least a 70/30 win.
If by 'my membership' you mean 'my ability to ever log into CC again, or to post on its forums in any shape or form', then I am well up for that.
Remember Kids, Classic was an inside job.
Dekloren wrote:I did not vote on the pieces of shit in the foundry.
I did not want any of those.
Like Jim says, ALOT of people did not vote because there wasn't a viable option.
Dekloren wrote:Are you really that stupid?
Dekloren wrote:I guarantee Original will win by at least 70/30.
But instead, if this even gets done, you'll wait a week or 2 until no one really cares.
Assholes.
I don't have a problems with corks, per se. I don't produce wine and don't have to shoulder the cost of wine returned because it was bad. That is their problem. If they think that the tradition behind corks is worth both the cost of the corks and the cost of lost product, that's fine with me. My problem is with people who resist other closures and specifically those who claim, without much evidence, that they're superior to crew caps, glass, or synthetic closures.jiminski wrote:I really am happy and done with this argument but it seems odd that anyone claims 'victory' when:
The majority wanted none of the options
The map you back was 4th favourite out of 9
And the 'original' map was 5th
I think it is safe to say that it was good that the majority had a chance to vote, as the 'changed' map was not popular.
yeas people went over the top but because the changed map was so difficult to look at! Once tempers had calmed, the problem really was more about the shock of a bad change not necessarily slavery to its the exact ancestor.
Of course people harked back to what they had before.. you seem to be ignoring the fact that none of the choices actually was what we had before.. this has been brushed away!
I drink wine and i don't give a crap about your problems with corksthe fact that you can extract copious amounts of money out of us for a particular bottle of wine, is specifically about tradition and the perception of quality from a particular region or grape. That's where the snobbery value of wine is gold!
The pomposity of tradition creates value. Wine like art is often good because we are told it is good and then we acquire a taste for it based upon information from connoisseurs and specialists!
Don't get me wrong i know the difference between a good and bad wine and like what i like, as more and more people do.
But the ceremony of popping a cork in a restaurant by a sommelier adds 20% alone to what a patron will spend .. not quite the same as the ceremonial unscrewing of the chardonnay or sniffing of the plastic plug!
Anyway resistance to synthetic 'corks' is very short-term. this is mainly due to the fact that it does not ruin the experience of drinking the wine.
the same can not be said about the changed map for me and i think you will agree many other player.
so anyway let's all just get on! and stop claiming some sort of victory .. i don't think it is the point, getting a bad change fixed was.
Dekloren wrote:It was not the original map. That's why it didn't say Original classic.
Wayne wrote:Wow, with a voice like that Dancing Mustard must get all the babes!
Garth wrote:Yeah, I bet he's totally studly and buff.
detlef wrote:I don't have a problems with corks, per se. I don't produce wine and don't have to shoulder the cost of wine returned because it was bad. That is their problem. If they think that the tradition behind corks is worth both the cost of the corks and the cost of lost product, that's fine with me. My problem is with people who resist other closures and specifically those who claim, without much evidence, that they're superior to crew caps, glass, or synthetic closures.
I also don't agree with pretty much everything else you said about wine, but what do I know. I only buy and sell it for a living. Oh wait, I write about it as well. None the less, I'm sure you've got it all figured out. Well, at least you've convinced yourself you have (life's much easier that way I suppose).
Back to the topic at hand. I'm going to have to take your word on the definition of "many". However, I've learned over time not to confuse the vocal minority with "many". It seems as if "many" have voted for a version of the map that is different than the one you guys are so staunchly supporting and not very "many" have voted for the original one.
None the less, I have faith in you. I have faith that somehow you can manage to spin this.
detlef wrote:owenshooter wrote:the original map received 7% of the vote... yeah, you might as well give up your membership now... you all wanted a vote, you all got a vote, you all lost the vote, you are all finding it so hard to believe that the TRUE MAJORITY wanted a change and likes the change. it's over. stop spamming the forum...-0
Word. Has dangerous die gotten booted from the site yet? This whole drama has proven one thing and that is, contrary to your insistence, the only thing you were pissed about was change. You had no attachment to the old map beyond that or it wouldn't have finished so far behind in the vote.
I'm damned glad that they didn't tell everyone which was which so it actually had to stand on it's merits rather than the irrational love everyone one had for "tradition".
Can you all shut up now or are we going to have to tolerate your inane gripes forever?
LOL, I wrote an answer to your post but it's pretty damned long. I can either pm it to you or subject the masses to a 1750 word reply. Your choice. Funny thing, I could have gone on.jiminski wrote:detlef wrote:I don't have a problems with corks, per se. I don't produce wine and don't have to shoulder the cost of wine returned because it was bad. That is their problem. If they think that the tradition behind corks is worth both the cost of the corks and the cost of lost product, that's fine with me. My problem is with people who resist other closures and specifically those who claim, without much evidence, that they're superior to crew caps, glass, or synthetic closures.
I also don't agree with pretty much everything else you said about wine, but what do I know. I only buy and sell it for a living. Oh wait, I write about it as well. None the less, I'm sure you've got it all figured out. Well, at least you've convinced yourself you have (life's much easier that way I suppose).
Back to the topic at hand. I'm going to have to take your word on the definition of "many". However, I've learned over time not to confuse the vocal minority with "many". It seems as if "many" have voted for a version of the map that is different than the one you guys are so staunchly supporting and not very "many" have voted for the original one.
None the less, I have faith in you. I have faith that somehow you can manage to spin this.
you write about wine, good man! (Chapter 6: 'The Pallets Search for Ripening Berries, With a Hint of Vanilla Pathos')
i would like your thoughts on what you disagree with ...if your tasting critiques only reach as far as "ewww it's icky" i will search elsewhere for esoteric reading on the nuances of fine wine.
as you say, back to subject: you appear to imply that the vote indicates the majority were happy with the previous change. have i read you correctly?
(also remember that not one of the choices were the original.. the colours were changed, which has happily slipped into history)
Let me get this straight, you've taken the changing of a map so personally that you've spammed the boards with complaints and are now investigating their finances? And I'm the little man? Really?Dangerous-Die wrote:detlef wrote:owenshooter wrote:the original map received 7% of the vote... yeah, you might as well give up your membership now... you all wanted a vote, you all got a vote, you all lost the vote, you are all finding it so hard to believe that the TRUE MAJORITY wanted a change and likes the change. it's over. stop spamming the forum...-0
Word. Has dangerous die gotten booted from the site yet? This whole drama has proven one thing and that is, contrary to your insistence, the only thing you were pissed about was change. You had no attachment to the old map beyond that or it wouldn't have finished so far behind in the vote.
I'm damned glad that they didn't tell everyone which was which so it actually had to stand on it's merits rather than the irrational love everyone one had for "tradition".
Can you all shut up now or are we going to have to tolerate your inane gripes forever?
still here little man - - still here - -
but wont be renewing - - and am still carrying out investigations regarding the finances of CC.
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