So quiet is used to cover up bad RP? Crap I always wondered. I thought it was because I was practicing and didn't swant to be bothered.

So quiet is used to cover up bad RP? Crap I always wondered. I thought it was because I was practicing and didn't swant to be bothered.:
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Posted by Eric Prothero on May 24, 2000 at 16:26:24:

In Reply to: Something that I really don't like about CF. posted by Caecus on May 24, 2000 at 14:18:47:

> Hi, this isn't really a rant or anything, but it's more to the point: kill the quiet mechanism on CF.
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> If people want to actively refuse interaction, that's something that goes against the spirit of this being a roleplaying-intensive game. Give the power to Immortals or something, or make some special rooms (immortal rooms, whatever) quiet rooms, where people can speak. I do think the 'tell' system is in need of change, though. I like the idea of 'tell', but I think there should be somewhere where people can go if they wish the quiet mechanism on - not as some mechanism to conceal bad roleplaying, like it's very often used.

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Comments:	> > Hi, this isn't really a rant or anything, but it's more to the point: kill the quiet mechanism on CF. > > > > If people want to actively refuse interaction, that's something that goes against the spirit of this being a roleplaying-intensive game. Give the power to Immortals or something, or make some special rooms (immortal rooms, whatever) quiet rooms, where people can speak. I do think the 'tell' system is in need of change, though. I like the idea of 'tell', but I think there should be somewhere where people can go if they wish the quiet mechanism on - not as some mechanism to conceal bad roleplaying, like it's very often used.