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Posted by: PubIic Enemy
Posted by: SS_Zag1
Posted by: PubIic Enemy
Rawr, you posted negativity and youre in the trolls..... YOU TROLL
Just playing. But that is the same impression that I got. It seemed like a forum advertisement for mike d halo king, not a real interview, or anything else.
I agree that the post could use some more information on the person, but he's learning. You don't have to be extremely harsh or cruel, as you were in your earlier posts. For some reason a lot of people around here have the idea that you have to be extremely mean to give encouragement, make them see your side of the argument, or just in random discussions.
There's time when you have to be harsh and to the point about things, but this is not one of those times. Being to the point is a good thing, but you don't have to be a jerk about it. :D
Mike, my overall advice? More questions about his life, and what he likes to do. Don't be too general, either, because that seems to always give you the answer "Um, I'm just a cool guy. I don't know what else to say."
But the point is, I was posting a contrast to everyone else. People are posting things like GREAT INTERVIEW, when they dont even believe it, Sketto reference again, instead of posting anything remotly useful or even honest. To be honest though, PE, your post was noticeably and needlessly harsher than it should've been. If you read my post on the first page, I did not say that it was a great interview, because I honestly think that it could use some improvement. But I said so in a polite manner and gave extensive helpful suggestions for next time. I've actually been doing these community interviews on BNet for almost a year now, so I know how much effort it really takes to set something like this up. If you're going to do it well (and KP did not do it as well as he could have, in my opinion, although he was gifted at humorous writing), it takes time and effort, and I wanted Mike to know that I noticed that he's been putting more time into it and that I had some good suggestions for him to continue to improve.
If you could give your suggestions and criticism in a less harsh manner, you would probably see less backlash, I think. :-)
[Edited on 11.02.2007 12:20 PM PDT]