picassorooster

ya probably.thanks for the great insight btw.

Ha. Guess I had that coming.Seriously, I'm not trying to be validated, though I appreciate the insights. There is definitely still some minimal standard of decorum online. I just wonder if I'm breaking it (maybe stretching it?) playing the way that I described. I guess in a lot of situations it's just not that obvious, like the poster pointed out. Unlike the B&M, the chances are that nobody really knows who the "live ones" are, so nobody's really hip to it anyways when you follow them out (or you've buddy listed them and show up in every game that they do). I still think, for instan

Alright, a long time ago I read DN's blog post on nits. It basically confirmed the way I felt, and made me confident that I was acting the right way in my B&M. I used to spend a lot of time there, and I thought that the mutual respect of the regulars was pretty important. So, I was willing to compromise to keep things cool and contribute to the overall action in the room. Since I've switched to primarily online play, I may have become a bit nitty. I don't hit & run exactly, but I do slow down after getting up say, 30 BB or so. I can just avoid major confrontations and get out aft

Hello all, I’m new to the forum but have been reading for a while. I’ve picked up some good insights on a range of things from many of you. You’ll eventually have to put up with me in all of the subforums, but for now - ya, I’m going to make my first post on a highly divisive and even kind of tired topic.I don’t have a problem with what DC did.I read DN’s blog post about ‘Nits’ a long time ago. That, as well as some other advice he’s given about comporting oneself in and around the game, have stuck with me. I just think that this situation is different and the criticism isn’t really warran