I was just trying to gain support. I figure that the best way to get support is to ask. Tell me if I am wrong about that. I was perfectly willing to log roll our goals if that’s what it took. I respect your goal,but don’t agree with it. You seem to be the same way in regards to my goal. It was not my goal to be “vitriol” as you put it. I apologize if that is how you took it. I wanted to gain support. You didn’t demand I post, and I get that, but then who demands that someone post in a request.

How
much more support do you need with my tiny little campaign? If anything, I
should be begging you for support. But I don’t beg. If people want to
support my idea, great. If they don’t for whatever
reason, great!

I’m going to do what my best for Star
Wars and its fans and attempt a positive and enriching outcome. I am going to optimize my campaign to be the best.

You never asked us for support, you started with a statement of condemnation. Then
you got personal – an ad hominem comment, and then you raised the bar in logic fallacies. I still do not know who you are… I made sure I questioned your ideas and process so I
can understand. I still don’t understand. How can I empathize with your cause when I don’t understand?

Sure we can all
write our posts better. My admin makes plenty of post per day. I know my
admin works hard and does a great job. The intent of original post was
to share fan art, then ask for endorsement. Endorsement for us means
signing the petition at http://bit.ly/Thrawn77.  

Page
management is difficult when admins live all over the world without phycial communication. But I know my admins intent, and it was good.

I
do not expect any EU fan or group to want to talk me due to the history. Honestly I don’t have much to say to any hardcore EU hateful fan. I will say, I’m not going to get in your
way. But I can’t have people attacking my social media with unwarranted, unfounded with lies and aspersions, especially when the comments fail to be germane to the post. I say
the same comments to new canon fans. Because as a RPer, ALL the
literature should be known. Not pick and choose what side we’re on, and all the good
RPers are well-read. Those that aren’t, suffer in RP. That’s a fact.

I
got in trouble for saying that here. Thankfully I interviewed Greg
Weisman on my podcast and after speaking to him about reading books, it made me feel better.

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