Ingrassare schrieb:
Well...Maybe you're right but if organizers see in a strato thread that "finland should be uninvented so there will be no strato reunites", they will see that ppl who attend the festival, dislike the band. I say that every good metal band (i don't care what "style", metal is metal from nightwish to hate eternal) should be invited to wacken, and if sy does not like one of them, then he shall not attend their show. For me it's easy to speak, because i like all aspects of metal
This is the democracy of which you speak.

Let's all make our opinions known and let the organizers do what they want! In the end, they're going to make their bookings based on which bands are available and affordable, and are likely to draw a decent crowd (which can usually be gauged from record sales, past tour performance, and of course...forum feedback!)
Just that phrase "you were asking for it" is used before beating up people, and i had to react something (i dislike the "i'm gonna show the little twerp..." mentality), and just asked him if he really wanted to fight me

I don't understand why you took it seriously.
Because you said nothing to indicate that you weren't being serious. Sarcasm over the Internet is a very delicate and difficult skill to master (in any language), because you don't have the luxury of tone and cadence which you would use to indicate it in normal speech. I'd generally avoid it, or make it glaringly obvious with one of these:
But probably you know the use of these phrases better, as you speak english as your first language, so pls correct me if i misunderstood sg.
I'd be the last person to make fun of anyone's English abilities (except people from other English-speaking countries

). In fact, I'm happy to help anyone...honestly!
Here's your first tip, and please keep this in mind: If you have time to type the word "misunderstood", you have time to type "something", "people", and "please"...typing "sg," "ppl," and "pls" does not look cool - it makes you look like you're 12 and logging on to AOL for the first time. Seriously.
