I think Dietrichias's treatment was totally unfair. Seraph, Forrest's right; I've been here two years at least, and I still consider myself a newbie practically. When you arrived, you did what all newbies do; reintroduce the same old topics that had already been discussed to death. But there is no problem with that; that is the nature of the Asylum. The same discussions repeat themselves as clockwork as the Ages of Light and Dark, as each influx of new people joining our discourses comes to the same questions, and conlusions, the previous generations did. Simply, we should all show such people, who are interested in a game that for all intensive purposes should be dead (and I am elated it is not), respect, courteousy, and kindness. Either this, or we act like the elitist jerks in High Fidelity.
P.S.: Allow me also to offer my praise and appreciation for you all, that such intelligent people have come here, passed on to other things, still present with us, and not yet arrived alike, each bringing their own unique perspectives. This kind of eternal freshness, creativity, and energy, applied to the same story as has been talked over many-a-time, proves to me that the story of Myth will never die, and also more significantly the due respect you all should have, as you have great dedication, interest, curiosity, and each bring something new to the never-ending discussion of the Asylum, enriching all our studies.
In short, it's an honor to count myself among you.
