Is it asking for trouble to ask for a link to the link?
Willow ,'Showtime'
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In this case, the person in question doesn't lurk here.
She's a (very good) RPS writer who I suggested for Lizard when she was looking for the same and was curious about who was linking to her. Referrer logs are my downfall.
ita, the person is linked to upthread a ways.
Is it asking for trouble to ask for a link to the link?
Yes, but if you search for Lizards posts, it's there. But it is asking for trouble, because twain meet never shall on this issue.
ita, here.
(Cutting and pasting the link rather than clicking on it will keep it from showing up in the person's referrer logs as coming from here. Hint, hint.)
In this case, the person in question doesn't lurk here.
I know. I also know she said she couldn't be bothered to register to post. I still think it's kinda rude. Connie doesn't know she's been set up for a strawman by a complete stranger who wasn't participating in the discussion.
I understand where Connie's coming from, and so do the rest of us -- we know her, we know her history in fandom (rather longer than that of most of us, I'll note), we generally know when she's being serious or silly. Context is everything.
I'm not saying the LJ-er in question grossly violated every rule of netiquette and should be banned from the Net. I just think it's kinda rude to cut and paste someone's posts into your LJ and then criticize them. Even if you then welcome us to respond in your own forum.
In other news, I'd be very happy to not have two discussions I participated in to make it onto fandom_wank in the same month.
I'm just saying.