Also

[bubosquared]

[And I normally wouldn't drag this into the pulic like this, but I can't reply to her LJ comments, and my emails're filtered to her trash can, so this is the only vague way I have of replying.]

Can someone tell me how this:

Or perhaps, like one person who recently unsubbed, they don't like it that I dare say that I don't like some of the writing and list policies of the other list. Apparently the fact that all three S's and various other people from the other list have said extremely negative things about metslash and me in their journals and journal comments is completely irrelevant.

is 'bashing'? Because people, that is the goddamned honest truth, okay? Of course, I can't prove that, because the entries that those comments were in have been made friends-only.

Also, I still really want to know WTF kind of trouble Nette and I could be in for friendifying anyone's LJ. Really. And if you mean some sort of karmic payback, allow me to laugh. Loudly.

I will shut up now.

Comments

But see...

[minette.livejournal.com]

Ruth used names, which is a big no-no in their world. You can bash people as long as you don't mention any names. I remember Liz saying that in one of her half-assed responses to Ruth or in her LJ somewhere. Something along the lines of "I don't use names when I bash. It's called tact." Yeah. Right. Logic really works for you, Liz.

I'd love to know what The Exalted One thinks she can do to us in retaliation. I know she's already deleted her old LJ (there go all those nasty comments about us. Shame), but that really doesn't affect us in the least. Either way, I'm looking forward to her creativity as much as I looked forward to her responses during the "discussion". Bitter? Me? Ya don't say!

Re: But see...

[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Tact. Pfshaw. Maybe I have a weird version of tact, but to me that has shit-all to do with naming names when you state your opinion of people. Tact means not giving out personal details/information/knowledge about people to the public. Tact is about facts, not opinions.