Considering the fact that Farengeto has complained multiple times about not being informed of missions, it doesn't seem like a joke at all.

He was literally in the chatroom, with us, talking to us.

You had to be there, man.

(05-08-2015, 07:40 PM)Wolf Wrote:

(05-08-2015, 07:36 PM)Unibot Wrote: I don't think it's the place of a basic mission statement to troll Eluvatar - he was defending a region that you and our glorified goons were invading - he's under no legal obligation to cease and desist helping out a region just because we decided to be obnoxious and invade some region - that's our fault, not his.

So...I shouldn't state that he was briefly in the region and should instead omit that fact because it offends you?

Normally we don't torment our opponents for each operation in our statements, there's a reason for that:  SPSF has to work with defenders on a regular basis. We're not LWU. 

Deliberately trolling our own defender citizens can alienate them from joining the SPSF; moreover, it pushes SPSF away from working with defenders in the future, because you've spent the better half of your celebrations, trolling said people. 

(05-08-2015, 07:46 PM)Unibot Wrote: Normally we don't torment our opponents for each operation in our statements, there's a reason for that:  SPSF has to work with defenders on a regular basis. We're not LWU. 

Deliberately trolling our own defender citizens can alienate them from joining the SPSF; moreover, it pushes SPSF away from working with defenders in the future, because you've spent the better half of your celebrations, trolling said people. 

Wait, fact check here.

Unibot, have you asked Eluvatar if he was offended by this, or are you just assuming he will be and speaking on his behalf?

(05-08-2015, 07:45 PM)Wolf Wrote: He was literally in the chatroom, with us, talking to us.

You had to be there, man.

Which is irrelevant. Public mission statements are that: public mission statements, not inside jokes that to the average reader will look like shaming. I fail to see how "joking" about Farengeto's participation, something that is casting him in a negative light, was necessary in a mission report.

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It would be equally inappropriate for me or the MoRA to issue a report on Fellowship progress and write in it: "and X was always in our HQ without doing anything". It would be wrong, shaming someone in a statement that has no relevant to it.

(05-08-2015, 07:48 PM)Kris Kringle Wrote: Which is irrelevant. Public mission statements are that: public mission statements, not inside jokes that to the average reader will look like shaming. I fail to see how "joking" about Farengeto's participation, something that is casting him in a negative light, was necessary in a mission report.

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It would be equally inappropriate for me or the MoRA to issue a report on Fellowship progress and write in it: "and X was always in our HQ without doing anything". It would be wrong, shaming someone in a statement that has no relevant to it.

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X? Don't bring me into this!

(Sorry, couldn't resist. )

The WFE was brilliant, Wolf. The update was also pretty funny.

(05-08-2015, 03:02 AM)Wolf Wrote: Also partaking in the mission was Eluvatar, who showed up with an RRA troop to defend the region, but then remembered he's still a citizen of The South Pacific and quickly left.

I don't actually mind, but this is a bit off

I reacted to an invasion without any attention to who it was or where. My realization was that it was SPSF, not that I'm a citizen

I'm involving my creative license to have a loose relationship with the truth.

But I am glad to see you're not offended by your role being mentioned, Eluvatar.

Oh, and by-the-by, thanks for approving my request for NPA re-enforcements for this operation, Elu! <3

(05-08-2015, 07:45 PM)Wolf Wrote: He was literally in the chatroom, with us, talking to us.

You had to be there, man.

And I said then I would participate if I wasn't busy.

The fact I was doing something else is scarcely a reason to mock me.