(02-12-2018, 05:57 PM)Escade Wrote: Highlighting an awesome idea that a TSPer had and how they made it something unique and cool shouldn't be taken as an insult but maybe as a source of inspiration. We all can do better and I've looked to PS2 for inspiration myself.

Sure, except that's not at all how you phrased that. Certainly came across as an attempt to demean work I've done, rather than a friendly critique...which if you'd really meant it as that, you would've said so earlier, rther than oin a campaigmn where you can use it to score political points.
 

(02-12-2018, 05:57 PM)Escade Wrote: Speaking of petty and convoluted though, let's follow through the debate that led you to run. In that debate you implied or stated that MoRA controls all cultural events and that anyone running an event outside of running it under the jurisdiction of MoRA is undercutting the ministry. Given the hard line stance you took on this and my opposing stance - will you be trying to legislate festivals, events and other cultural products as required to be approved or run or managed by MoRA?

Will you be insulted if a minister outside of RA runs an event and attack them for it? What is a political party chooses to host an event?

I won't be trying to legislate festivals, force MoRA control over all cultural events, or mandate approval. If you'd actually listened to a single one of points  you'd know I'm against that. 

The core of that debate was undercutting the Ministry, and that was done, specifically by you, because of how you kept the Ministry out of the loop while running other events. I think MoMA and MoFA running cultural events is fantastic, but not when it is to the detriment of Regional Affairs. 

To repeat myself one more time for you, I am all for anyone and everyone creating and running events. However, the MoRA absolutely needs to be kept in the loop, otherwise its predominant focus, cultural events, is completely undercut.