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krypt0nian wrote:You're using your one bad (and rare) experience to lie about it to your "friends"
It's pitiful.


Doleth wrote:krypt0nian wrote:You're using your one bad (and rare) experience to lie about it to your "friends"
It's pitiful.
I'm sorry, but how does that not qualify as a personnal attack? That message directly calls cobalt-blue pitiful and a liar then insinuate that he manipulate his friends for his personnal amusement or something along these line.
If you have a bad experience with something, it's normal to warn people against it when asked about it and these same people are free to look for different opinions and form their own. Let met put it this way, if you go to a dinner and find a cockroach in your food more than once, are you really going to recomend it to your friends if this dinner is popular and usually good?




cobalt-blue wrote:Actually, you're the one that doesn't understand. That was his point and mine.


krypt0nian wrote:Wow you're simply unreasonable. You'd rather deny a great resource from your friends than present the truth.
1) It is not a substandard product. You encountered a bug.
2) There are no personal attacks. Calling you out on lies is a fact. You are lying by omission. It's fine to tell your friends your impressions, but don't pretend it's something that should ward them away when it's a rare bug.
I wish I could contact your friends and let them know of your machinations.





Doleth wrote:Look, it's not a lie if his friend ask him for his opinion about Hero Lab and he tells them that he don't recommend it based on his experience. They ask for is opinion, not a full product review since he's a friend, not a professional reviewer. It's their job to check other source or use the demo to make their own idea, they're not mindless robots that need cobalt-blue to think for them. Saying that calling someone a pitiful liar that manipulate his friends because he does not have the same opinion as you is not a personnal attack because it's a fact does not actually make it a fact. I mean sure, if he just goes around saying "Hero Lab is a horrible, horrible product!!" to anyone who would listen without bothering to explain why if asked then yeah, you got a point. Given that he included his reason in the first post seems to indicate that this is not the case however.

Paragon wrote:Doleth wrote:Look, it's not a lie if his friend ask him for his opinion about Hero Lab and he tells them that he don't recommend it based on his experience. They ask for is opinion, not a full product review since he's a friend, not a professional reviewer. It's their job to check other source or use the demo to make their own idea, they're not mindless robots that need cobalt-blue to think for them. Saying that calling someone a pitiful liar that manipulate his friends because he does not have the same opinion as you is not a personnal attack because it's a fact does not actually make it a fact. I mean sure, if he just goes around saying "Hero Lab is a horrible, horrible product!!" to anyone who would listen without bothering to explain why if asked then yeah, you got a point. Given that he included his reason in the first post seems to indicate that this is not the case however.
His reason was, simply, not true: "any little change" doesn't do that, since I've done similar things without that effect. Even when transferring the program to a different machine. So what he's done is have a problem with the program, overgeneralized that's a problem for most users, and asserted it. If he's doing the same things with his friends he's simply telling them something he has no way of knowing is factually true, and in fact, outside his individual experience, has reason to believe isn't (since several people told him so).
So at best he's lying by omission.


cobalt-blue wrote:NO, I am not lying, and don't appreciate being called a liar. You wanna nurse at the lap of the software developer, go ahead. But I was telling what my experience was. You gotta problem with that, it's just that, YOUR problem. But don't call me a liar.



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