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Scott

I need you to tell me what your definition is of answering a post in a professional manner.

My definition of a post done in a professional manner would be a post done without profanity and anger. Now considering my definition could you show me a post that I made in a unprofessional manner?
 
Scott

I need you to tell me what your definition is of answering a post in a professional manner.

My definition of a post done in a professional manner would be a post done without profanity and anger. Now considering my definition could you show me a post that I made in a unprofessional manner?


Aw man, here we go- and after all the work I put in...:sqerr:

Enjoy the rest of the thread, folks. :sqcool:
 
Scott

I need you to tell me what your definition is of answering a post in a professional manner.

My definition of a post done in a professional manner would be a post done without profanity and anger. Now considering my definition could you show me a post that I made in a unprofessional manner?

I'll be glad to share with you what my definition is. My definition of posting in professional manner would be
1)a post done without being condescending,
2)a post that doesn't brag without being able to back it up,
3)a post that offers advice and or asks for help without talking down to people or trying to make people feel inferior for the equipment they use or how they run their business.
4)a post thats not trying to get under people's skin
5)a post that gets removed by the mods or gets you put on a lot of people's ignore list.
6)a post that's not totally offensive to the opposite sex or a different race
7)a post that violates a board's TOS

Now, considering my definition, would you like someone to give you some examples of some posts you made in an unprofessional manner?
 
I'll be glad to share with you what my definition is. My definition of posting in professional manner would be
1)a post done without being condescending,
2)a post that doesn't brag without being able to back it up,
3)a post that offers advice and or asks for help without talking down to people or trying to make people feel inferior for the equipment they use or how they run their business.
4)a post thats not trying to get under people's skin
5)a post that gets removed by the mods or gets you put on a lot of people's ignore list.
6)a post that's not totally offensive to the opposite sex or a different race
7)a post that violates a board's TOS

Now, considering my definition, would you like someone to give you some examples of some posts you made in an unprofessional manner?

^That has to be the post of the year right there!! Thanks Scott. :)

FWIW you misewell talk to the wall, you will get more results. Cesar knows full well that his aggravating people, I'm guessing he just enjoys it.
 
Thats just silly Scott you might as well have a bunch of Nuns on this Board instead of DJs. I would say that many of your posts to me violate the rules you have expressed.

I think my definition is better since there are only two factors to consider before hitting the submit button.
 
Thats just silly Scott you might as well have a bunch of Nuns on this Board instead of DJs. I would say that many of your posts to me violate the rules you have expressed.

I think my definition is better since there are only two factors to consider before hitting the submit button.

I know cesar thinks his definition is better. I believe the super hero dj character you've created believes everything he does or thinks is better than anyone else. This fictional character never has challenges and is always able to make it across town to accomplish the 3 events per day, always has tons of bookings and always has plenty of room for more bookings and has no need for conventional advertising methods.

I do agree that some of my posts may have crossed the line of what I think is professionalism. I am not perfect. Not every post needs to be professional. Some of my responses to your posts have been condescending. I make mistakes and will make more. When I respond to your posts, it's mostly for entertainment. Like I said earlier, if they really ticked me off, i would just ignore them.

but i do think there is a difference between crossing a line and jumping over a line and doing the charleston on the other side.
 
hmmm, that's why no one talks to me anymore !

Dan can we remove the Ignore List please, I hate being on that damn thing

LMAO!!!!!
 
Scott

Thats why I am waiting for the DJ Super Hero Cards to come out. LOL

How did you know I did the charleston everytime I hit my submit button to one of your posts.
 
Request Line

If you do the card make sure you put a Censor Line across it since my thoughts and views are being held to a different standard then certain other DJs. How sad.
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Dam that Automerge


Thanks Scott for showing you have a sense of humor. Just because we stand on two separate sides of the fence when it comes to the DJ World doesn't mean we can't laugh together every once in a while.
 
Actually Cesar your thoughts/posts aren't being held to a different standard it's the antagonistic nature of your posting style. Personally I could careless, I know not to take the bait hook, line, and sinker as some people cannot seem to resist. However us staff have to deal with all the complaints about it.

Just for S&G's....If you want to a be a nice guy you could lighten up your style a little bit. :)
 
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If you do the card make sure you put a Censor Line across it since my thoughts and views are being held to a different standard then certain other DJs. How sad.

Hmmm? Since your name was revealed by a member here and many elsewhere, There's no need to censor that. Also, since any other gathered statistics were obtained through public search engines, there really isn't any need to censor them either.

I guess the only thing preventing me from displaying my "tongue in cheek" little satire of your own inspiration, would be ethics. You and I both can be a bit short on those from time to time. Yes?

So, what do you say? ...Wanna see the funny? :sqbiggrin:
 
DJ Dan

If you are asked to lay off a particular DJ is that being held to a different standard if the other DJ is not told the same thing?

FYI: The both of yous were asked (nicely I might add) to lay off each other. Although I'm not sure which person we're talking about as there's a been go around with a few people.

Some people's personalities just clash which is certainly understandable. As of late a majority of the personality clashes seem to center around one person. When one person seems to always be involved, I have to ask myself is it really a problem with 4 or 5 people or just one person.

Things that make you go hmm..
 
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