Replies to purpletinker, page 24

Thomas K Thomas K , Purple Tinker

Dear Princess Celestia; Today, I have learned how stubborn I was with my decision of "leaving" RDN three weeks ago. In actuality, I was afraid of something, my dear princess; I was afraid of change. I had an unconscious, irrational assumption that the minute that the minute the root administrator had changed seats with another individual, everything would go to the Moon and back (my severe apologies to your sister, if it's too soon to make such a crack). I was frightened by my friends leaving due to earlier actions that, if I didn't join them, I wouldn't be friends with them anymore; all the while, I never have given @purpletinker a fair chance of administrating. Here I am, beforehand boasting about how I gave everything that comes through this fandom one chance, only to be ashamed of myself realizing I've failed to "walk the walk," as they say. So, seeing with my own eyes my previous fears are voided, I'm returning to what I used to call home. Your ever-learning student, @zarkanorf

Sir E. Hooves III Purple Tinker

Just curious, is @purpletinker around? I had a question regarding those posters.

Michael

@bejoty @cabal @purpletinker Don't get me wrong, your article had good points and things we should be watching for, but I do kind of think the article could have touched on the subject a little more cautiously. While it did a good job warning of the dangers of being interviewed unprepared, it came off to me as "We must be normal, everyone who's 'different' stay away." which seems like a bad message when that would practically be the same thing they're doing, but looking for normal people instead of "strange" ones. Was this intentional or did it just end up like that? Just consider this a curious question.