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rexbordercollie wrote: ↑09 February 2023, 17:09 I get it now, I'm not allowed a different opinion. I'm sorry, message understood, my bad.

Of course you are allowed the OPINION that time jokers on fast tables shouldn’t be allowed.

However, the FACT is that right now they are allowed so your opponents have done nothing wrong.

Furthermore it looks like most people on balance think they are good.

I guess BGA could implement a “no jokers at this table” option but if they don’t it seems most people are Ok as it is

rexbordercollie wrote: ↑09 February 2023, 17:59

Silene wrote: ↑09 February 2023, 05:54 If you join any turn based table on BGA, you have accepted the terms that people might use holiday time jokers.

Your kind is on every site on the internet, always defending EVERYTHING on the site, and instantly attacking anyone who criticize a feature.
White knighting like this is pathetic. *!!!!!

You're wrong there: I have criticized features on the site and decisions from the admins on many occasions in the past. But I try to base my criticism on more than emotional ranting and blaming and try to view the situation from different perspectives. You'll get better reactions if you try to stay fair and friendly when voicing your opinions and don't blame people who did nothing wrong. Even better if you can up with a good suggestion that might help your situation WITHOUT hurting others. For example while I do think time jokers are generally a good thing, I think the suggestions from Jellby and frogstar are worth considering to implement. I have upvoted the linked suggestion.

rexbordercollie wrote: ↑09 February 2023, 17:59 Your kind is on every site on the internet, always defending EVERYTHING on the site, and instantly attacking anyone who criticize a feature.
White knighting like this is pathetic. *!!!!!

Your kind is on every site on the internet, ranting semi-coherently about some trivial issue, thinking you're being attacked just because someone disagreed with you, unable to understand anyone else's viewpoint, and throwing a tantrum when you don't get your way. Go touch grass.