[Lipton]

Or this post, that was reported and NOT warned.

Originally posted by s0ph0m0re

Drag it

[Wafflecakes]

I don't agree with those either. Neither used it nearly as prolifically as you did though. Hence why I probably did not notice

By all means though. I am sure other people being offensive makes it ok for you to be

[Lipton]

Originally posted by Haus

Drag it. Let's sue her.

Not reported. nor warned. Using "drag it"

[Superiore]

I hate when I get warned for ironically shading my own fave. Is it really necessary?

[Lipton]

Originally posted by Waffles O'Brien

I don't agree with those either. Neither used it nearly as prolifically as you did though. Hence why I probably did not notice

By all means though. I am sure other people being offensive makes it ok for you to be

Because it isn't offensive at all.

Originally posted by Alchemist

drag it

Not reported, nor warned.

[Wafflecakes]

By all means. Continue spamming posts that used the term "it" less often, and less offensively, than you did.

You maturity and self control are awe inspiring.

[Lipton]

Originally posted by Waffles O'Brien

By all means. Continue spamming posts that used the term "it" less often, and less offensively, than you did.

You maturity and self control are awe inspiring.

Because you use a term in all caps and more than once, it makes it offensive? Fact is, "drag it" posts are not considered offensive or they would be reported and warned.

I provided numerous examples contrary to such. You don't really have an argument here.

[Lippy]

Originally posted by Lipton

Because you use a term in all caps and more than once, it makes it offensive? Fact is, "drag it" posts are not considered offensive or they would be reported and warned.

I provided numerous examples contrary to such. You don't really have an argument here.

Can I caill you "it"?

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Lipton

Because you use a term in all caps and more than once, it makes it offensive? Fact is, "drag it" posts are not considered offensive or they would be reported and warned.

I provided numerous examples contrary to such. You don't really have an argument here.

My argument is that it is offensive, and that your post was intended to be as such.

Whether or not other people have used the term in the past is irrelevant to my argument.



Not one post you posted in your personal spamfest used the term as often as yours did, or with more damaging verbs.

[Dämon]

is this gif warnable?

[Lipton]

Originally posted by Lippy

Can I caill you "it"?

Who cares?

Originally posted by Waffles O'Brien

My argument is that it is offensive, and that your post was intended to be as such.

Whether or not other people have used the term in the past is irrelevant to my argument.



Not one post you posted in your personal spamfest used the term as often as yours did, or with more damaging verbs.

No, it's very relevant when you claimed that people get warned for using it. And then I supplied posts where people were not warned for doing it, even after being reported.

It doesn't matter how often other people used the term. None of them were warned, or reported, nor was it an issue, nor has it been an issue in the past.

So...you're basically complaining for something that isn't rule-breaking. I'm kind of over the discussion, TBH.

[Lipton]

Originally posted by TanguyMonsterr

is this gif warnable?

Yes, that's flamebait because of the #1.

[Javan]

Originally posted by Lipton

That's no different from using any other pronoun.

Straight from the horses mouth. Common law has been reformed. Booked and screengrabbed.

[Wafflecakes]

Originally posted by Lipton

Who cares?



No, it's very relevant when you claimed that people get warned for using it. And then I supplied posts where people were not warned for doing it, even after being reported.

It doesn't matter how often other people used the term. None of them were warned, or reported, nor was it an issue, nor has it been an issue in the past.

So...you're basically complaining for something that isn't rule-breaking. I'm kind of over the discussion, TBH.

"Someone else was not warned for it" is like the most derp argument I have ever read.

90% of warn-able posts are never reported, and the moderation is so inconsistent that there are plenty of warn-able posts that get cleared every day.

I know for a fact that people have been warned for calling someone an "it" before

[Javan]

I actually like Lipton as mod. He should be admin tbh.

[Phoenetic]

Just to clear this up: Generally people are warned for calling another member "it". If you do that explicitly then that's obviously offensive to that member, so that can get warned for abrasive or something of the sort.
I can only speak for myself here, but I've never warned anyone for calling a celebrity "it" in sentences such as "drag it".

[Lipton]

Originally posted by Waffles O'Brien

I know for a fact that people have been warned for calling someone an "it" before

That's cool.

Originally posted by JayEl

DRAG it Snoop!

Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning

Drag it.

Originally posted by MM3

I bet he fumed @ the Gaga mention.

Drag it, K

Originally posted by austinsuxx

https://twitter.com/LilKim/status/374324454698254336

drag it lMFAOOO

All not warned.

[Lipton]

Originally posted by Phoenetic

Just to clear this up: Generally people are warned for calling another member "it". If you do that explicitly then that's obviously offensive to that member, so that can get warned for abrasive or something of the sort.
I can only speak for myself here, but I've never warned anyone for calling a celebrity "it" in sentences such as "drag it".

The way he is fuming over "drag it", though. It's cute.

[Javan]

Originally posted by Lipton

That's cool.

All not warned.

Clock it! or her/him w/e. Why he always whining?

[Retro]

Originally posted by Phoenetic

Just to clear this up: Generally people are warned for calling another member "it". If you do that explicitly then that's obviously offensive to that member, so that can get warned for abrasive or something of the sort.
I can only speak for myself here, but I've never warned anyone for calling a celebrity "it" in sentences such as "drag it".

!

I realize the issues with the word, but "drag it" isn't a phrase or type of phrase that has historically been warned or warranted warning. It's a slightly different situation.